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Tag Archives: kung fu
Grosse Pointe Blank
Smith and Wesson’s High School Reunion The Blank of the title is Martin Blank (John Cusack), a professional contract killer who, at the urging of his Girl Friday (Joan Cusack) and his reluctant shrink (Alan Arkin), decides to attend his … Continue reading
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Tagged action, Alan Arkin, assassin, Benny Urquidez, blood, comedy, Dan Aykroyd, explosions, George Armitage, gun fu, John Cusack, kung fu, Michigan, Movie, murder, Review
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Double Team
Two On One The latest in a series of Jean-Claude Van Damme action films that puts a slight twist on the usual bullets-and-badmen formula. This time the main gimmick – and the focus of all publicity – is the feature … Continue reading
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Tagged action, gun fu, Italy, Jean-Claude Van Damme, kung fu, Mickey Roarke, Movie, prison, Review, spy, thriller, Tsui Hark, vehicle chase, Xin Xin Xiong
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Fireworks
“Beat” Cop Goes On Sad to say, but “Beat” Takeshi Kitano is probably most recognized for his guest spots as villains in movies like Johnny Mnemonic and Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence. But to those in the know, Takeshi is the … Continue reading
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Tagged action, blood, cops & robbers, gun fu, Japan, kung fu, Movie, murder, psycho killer, Ren Osugi, Review, Takeshi Kitano
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First Strike
Chan, Jackie Chan Although New line is trying to build excitement for their latest Jackie Chan film by using the tag line “Fighting for America for the first time”, the hype is only partly correct. Jackie’s by now familiar Hong … Continue reading
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Tagged action, car chase, comedy, explosions, gun fu, Hong Kong, Jackie Chan, kung fu, Movie, Review, shark, spy, vehicle chase
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Maximum Risk
Minimum Wage Better than average Jean-Claude Van Damme action fare, enlivened greatly by the veteran hand of director Ringo Lam (Full Contact) and location shooting in France and New York.
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Tagged action, evil twin, explosions, France, gun fu, Jean-Claude Van Damme, kung fu, Movie, murder, Natasha Henstridge, New York, Review, Ringo Lam
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Mission: Impossible
Self-destructs The TV show followed a strict formula: every week, the Impossible Mission Force pulled off some outrageously contrived sting operation against the evil dictator of a small third world country. No soap, just pure plot, with a solid ensemble … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, Brian De Palma, car chase, explosions, gadgetry, gun fu, helicopter, Jean Reno, John Voight, kung fu, Movie, Review, Tom Cruise, train, TV, vehicle chase, Ving Rhames
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Broken Arrow
Die Hard … in Utah?! Modern action movies have been compared to roller coaster rides, which is true in more ways than one. When you board a roller coaster, you pretty much know what to expect: you’ll be going up … Continue reading
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Tagged action, atomic bomb, car chase, Christian Slater, explosions, gun fu, helicopter, John Travolta, John Woo, kung fu, Kurtwood Smith, Movie, psycho killer, Review, Samantha Mathis, train
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From Dusk Till Dawn
Another Kind of Pulp Fiction For the movies, the single most important individual of the ’90s is Quentin Tarantino. A few years ago, nobody had heard of him. But the success of the two features Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction have … Continue reading
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Tagged action, blood, Cheech Marin, comedy, Fred Williamson, gadgetry, George Clooney, gore, gun fu, Harvey Keitel, heads roll, horror, John Saxon, Juliette Lewis, kung fu, Mexico, monster, Movie, murder, psycho killer, Quentin Tarantino, Review, road trip, Robert Rodriguez, Salma Hayek, Tom Savini, vampire
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GoldenEye
Bond is back – 007 strikes Gold again In the 1960s, James Bond movies represented the height of hipness and sophistication in pop entertainment. Sean Connery’s portrayal of Ian Fleming’s super secret agent appealed to just about everybody. Men wanted … Continue reading
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Tagged 007, action, adaptation, explosions, Famke Janssen, gadgetry, gun fu, James Bond, Judi Dench, kung fu, Movie, murder, Pierce Brosnan, Review, Russia, Sean Bean, sequel, spy, superhero, UK, vehicle chase
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