"This 90-minute dud could pass for Mike Tyson's E! True Hollywood Story." - Ed Gonzalez

My wife said it best, prison would be a lot better if people were just nice to each other.

The movie is predictable from the beginning.

Who cares? Snipes' character is so not fleshed-out that I was surprised when I realized he was apparently the guy we were supposed to be rooting for. I mean, Rhames plays an unsympathetic thug here, but at least he plays it with conviction. And Peter Falk almost made me laugh. The big main event was silly because all movie boxing fights are silly, and the rest was just mediocre.

I know I've seen this one, but it's so utterly forgettable that my ranking might be totally off.

Could've been worse as far as prison movies go, but still pretty bad.

Luckily I saw undisputed 2 and 3 before this one or I probably wouldn't have seen them at all. Bad movie!

Peter Falk plays the silliest and most laughable "menacing old Jewish gangster" imaginable. It would be like Bugs Bunny being a hitman. The boxing scenes are meh; the sound effects are too loud and don't match the actual blows, but none of the punches look lame or uncoordinated. The other scenes are drab and the rap music blows. Snipes was horrible and boring, but Ving Rhames really carried the entire film; he was believable, sympathetic, and even entertaining in his behavior and plight.

Wesley Snipe only gets a few minutes screen time , and in wich he is one his character keeps very superficial. Boring script that concentrates on one fight , the other scene are just there to fill time , and obviosly they suck. End scene is filmed very poorly and is not surpising at all.

This boxing flick has absolutely nothing going for it until the main event happens in its bouting conclusion. Undisputed hasn't anyone to root for, not even its 'hero' Wesley Snipes - we literally learn next to nothing about him or relate to him at all. Much of the film goes to Ving Rhames, and neither of these characters are remotely interesting. The fight at the end leaves no one to root for even if it's well staged. This movie is lifeless until its final minutes, and by then we don't care.

Rhames needed to get his ass kicked in this film & then killed

dull

This is nothing but a bad copy of "Rocky". The dialoge is dull, the characters are sterotype, and it seems to move slower than "Unbreakable". And why does Peter Falk look like he's imitating Robert Deniro all the time? Some good boxing scenes is the only feature picking this movie up from tier 1.

Poor man's Shawshank Redemption, only better.

Not that greatest script, but it could've been better if the two main characters were better. Rhames does a bad combination of Mike Tyson and Clubber Lange. There are unbelievable moments that weaken the film, too.

Part 1 is the best.

pfft

Born of unoriginality, Undisputed is also absurd, predictable and thematically aimless enough to suggest that its makers are the ones who've been on the end of some damaging right hooks.

Middling boxing drama has a few simple pleasures and is boosted by great work from Ving Rhames. Wesley, unfortunately, is mailing it in. Excellent work with macho archetypes- director Walter Hill does this in his sleep.