I think I saw something from Chris Hemsworth wanting to do Three Amigos.
Back w/ the Soviet stuff- Bed and Sofa (Room 1927)
- revolutionary in technique and content!
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You should also watch “Twelve chairs” by Mel Brooks which stars among other notables of comedy a young Frank Langella. Based on the novel by Ilf and Petrov it’s best described as a great Russian movie made by Americans.
Exit Wounds is back on Netflix!!!
10/10
Especially the parts where:
a belly punch sends the sumo guy flying through the air,
Strutt drops his gun because the other guy runs out of ammo,
“What am I, a shit magnet?”,
“You see this face?, this is a happy face”, and the way the camera pans along with the tone in his voice… priceless
“Fucking neanderthal”,
Blah blah, many, many more great quotes
10/10 no troll. Believe me, you’ve gotta see it to believe it, one of these decades it’ll get the recognition it deserves
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Another Great Classic
Your welcome
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Death Wish 3 is one of my favorite movies. The rest just weren’t as funny.
You sound like my brother
I guess it’s because that part where he blew up Danny Trejo was one of those rare times watching a movie where I laughed so intensely I almost passed out
Unfortunately the cliff notes version didn’t do it justice
Edit:
Eh, it’s not as good when you’re expecting something hilarious…
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Zombie Land: Double Tap
It was ok. 7/10
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My wife and i watched it the day they put it on Netflix. Don’t forget that the movie starts with Stevie taking down a helicopter with a handgun. BOOM.
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Getting ready to pull out the number one flick in my winter rotation again: the 1984 kurt russell version of The Thing.
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It’s like McDonald’s. If that’s what you’re in the mood for, it delivers. We saw it on the weekend and enjoyed it.
Arctic
Mads Mikkelsen is great. I think I watched this on Amazon (tough to remember what’s Netflix and what isn’t). He’s the only survivor of a plane crash and has to survive off the land until he’s rescued, or risk a Treacherous Journey™ to safety. That’s basically the whole movie, and he probably says 100 words the entire 90 minutes. It’s similar to a lot of survival-type movies, but also unique because of the setting, the circumstances he finds himself in, and the choices he makes.
Mads delivers a pretty awesome performance, so it’s worth a watch for sure.
8.5/10
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I really liked this movie as well. Couldn’t get the wife on board though…she has a compulsion to compare every ‘action’ movie to John Wick now. LOL.
Edit: I was thinking of Polar, also on Netflix, but this one was a good watch as well.
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After seeing the trailer for star wars ep 9.I was shocked by the level of don’t give a fuck I felt .
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been feeling that way since Revenge of the Sith if we’re being honest
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I’m actually excited for the new Terminator movie after the latest trailer.
Alas, I also have much suspicion that all of Arnold’s scenes in the movie are in this trailer.
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I’m waiting to hear if it’s good or not.
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Based on this trailer, yes it’s good!
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Finally saw John Wick 3. Fantastic. Everything I enjoy about cinema. Violence that is so over the top it’s actually hilarious. When dude killed a bunch of guys by having a horse kick them to death I just about lost it laughing.
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Terminator: Dark Fate
I dunno what to say, man. This movie has a plot even dumber than Terminator: Genysis. I wouldn’t have cared if they bothered building characters but that’s probably too much to ask for these days.
Linda Hamilton plays an old woman. Arnold plays Sad T-800. The new chick plays a Mexican. The guy that plays the new Terminator is so awful that fucking Jai Courtney would have done a better job. The half-cyborg chick is the only thing good about this movie.
There’re a couple of good action sequences in the first half hour. Then it all goes to shit. 5.5/10
Oh, one more thing. Fuck whoever redid the main theme from T2. It was horrific.