Duck and Cover

I think that was covered with "Men who looked like swell guy" and/or "OH SHIT I HEAR THE ICE CREAM TRUCK!!!!!111!1111oneone everything."

The '80s were also the host of a lot of great martial arts superstars.






My fav is still Bolo Yeung

Saw Rambo last night. It was fucking awesome. No bullshit love stories or government conspiracies. The movie was a little bit short, but very tightly woven together.
The Burmese are evil mother fuckers and the stuff they do is insane. Stallone could have easily gone the route that Saw and other gore porn movies have done lately and really draw out the deaths and dismemberments, but he didn't and it still feels brutal. Way more brutal than the previous three. The ending is good, too.

Overall, way WAY better than First Blood 2 and 3. Almost as good as 1, which was brilliant. I would have liked another 20 minutes to know the other characters except it wouldn't necessarily add to the experience.

Go see it. I grew up with Stallone's and Schwarzenegger's movies, and they created the action genre. Movies like what they made will never come again. Unlike Arnold's mess that was Terminator 3, Sly goes out on a high note with Rambo.

I'll always prefer the first one.

The rambo book was gay. But hte movie was great. That is all.

Oh yeah, did anyone else notice they used First Blood's alternate ending in the dream sequence?

Mad Max RW wrote:Stallone could have easily gone the route that Saw and other gore porn movies have done lately and really draw out the deaths and dismemberments, but he didn't

it's a slightly different audience and somewhat different genre, don'chya think?

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=WKYabUPOo ... re=related

Cyberdyne? WTF?!

I forgot to ask
does Col. Trautman do his "It's over Johnny" bit at the end?

Dreadnought wrote:http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=WKYabUPOo ... re=related

Cyberdyne? WTF?!

There are a lot of Bladerunner-inspired buildings in Japan.


Fiction ---> ---> Truth

Cimmerian Nights wrote:I forgot to ask
does Col. Trautman do his "It's over Johnny" bit at the end?

It's in the dream part. Obviously they couldn't get him in the new movie because Richard Crenna has been dead for a couple years.

Mad Max RW wrote:Saw Rambo last night. It was fucking awesome. No bullshit love stories or government conspiracies. The movie was a little bit short, but very tightly woven together.
The Burmese are evil mother fuckers and the stuff they do is insane. Stallone could have easily gone the route that Saw and other gore porn movies have done lately and really draw out the deaths and dismemberments, but he didn't and it still feels brutal. Way more brutal than the previous three. The ending is good, too.

Overall, way WAY better than First Blood 2 and 3. Almost as good as 1, which was brilliant. I would have liked another 20 minutes to know the other characters except it wouldn't necessarily add to the experience.

Go see it. I grew up with Stallone's and Schwarzenegger's movies, and they created the action genre. Movies like what they made will never come again. Unlike Arnold's mess that was Terminator 3, Sly goes out on a high note with Rambo.

Ha, I'm glad to hear that.

I always feel nostalgia whenever I see Schartzie in his suit, shaking hands with a buncha politicians. I remember the good old days of action heroes.

Mad Max RW wrote:

Cimmerian Nights wrote:I forgot to ask
does Col. Trautman do his "It's over Johnny" bit at the end?

It's in the dream part. Obviously they couldn't get him in the new movie because Richard Crenna has been dead for a couple years.

He recruited him, trained him, commanded him, pulled his butt out of the fire god knows how many times.

He's the only family Rambo has.

rambo is getting old, he should have had a walker with a uzi attached.

Imagine one with a



attached.

arnold uses a bigger one

with one hand