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40 Years Ago, The Most Stupidly Entertaining Thriller Of The '80s Baffled Audiences


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  'Gymkata' showed the true power of the ancient and mystical art of chasing Hollywood trends.

"Gymkata," a film released 40 years ago, uniquely blends gymnastics and martial arts into a narrative about an athlete recruited by the U.S. government to participate in a dangerous competition in a fictional country called Parmistan. The movie, starring Kurt Thomas, an Olympic gymnast, has gained a cult following over the years due to its bizarre premise and campy execution, including a memorable scene where Thomas uses his gymnastics skills to navigate a dangerous village known as "The Game." Despite its initial critical and commercial failure, "Gymkata" has been celebrated for its so-bad-it's-good quality, leading to its recognition in pop culture and even inspiring a documentary titled "Gymkata: The Movie" that explores its legacy and impact.

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