"Beyond The Ring" is based on a true story about a retired fighter named Andre who gets back into the ring for a chance to win a $300,000 prize for his daughter's tumor operation. Even though the story has its heart in the right place, the main star's (Andre Lima) lack of acting abilities ends up hurting the low budget film. Sure, he can fight (see his underground battle with Zulu), but his lifeless line deliveries were so cringe worthy that it made me re-think my opinion of Steven Seagal's acting. Additionally, the script contains lots of filler moments, namely countless "Rocky" rip-off training montages and repetitious flashbacks. Alas, the film does have one gleaming star. His name? Gary Busey. Yes, the man, the myth, the legend himself appears here as a sleazy, money-hungry production company owner. In typical Busey fashion, he owns every seen he is in. Whether he's making a priceless expression, ranting about "fists of faith," or hitting on his assistant, Busey's unpredictable acting is always worth watching in my humble opinion. I'd even watch him read the phone book. A trailer is the only extra. Note: I reviewed a promo copy and thus did not comment on the video and audio quality.