Movie & TV Show Review

19/08/2021

Haven’t done much with this page in a while. I’m going to start it back up as I’m feeling some movie binges coming 😎

19/02/2021

Check out the new Mortal Combat Trailer. This looks good!!!!

https://twitter.com/mkmovie/status/1362432505236783105?s=21

“Get over here! Watch the trailer for Mortal Kombat now — in theaters and streaming exclusively on HBO Max April 16. https://t.co/eFhQhbdNUl”

16/01/2021

Hey y’all going to hit FEB 2021 with some fresh new content. Taking a bit of time off due to being in the field training. Once that’s done we on the grind with our reviews.

Stay tuned and remember...

At Cheesy or Reel Movie & TV Reviews we are...

Keeping the reels moving, and throwing the moldy cheese out.

27/12/2020

Soul

Description: Animated movie about a school band teacher who has dreams of being a famous jazz musician. He believes this to be his purpose in life.

Cast (🎥): Jamie Fox (Django & Ray), Tina Fey (Saturday Night Live & Date Night), and Phylicia Rashad (Cosby Show & Creed). A to B+ cast for leads and supporting cast of voices.

Plot (🎥): A middle school band teacher who loves Jazz. He thought his life was going to be different as his passion was for music and purpose in life was to play jazz. When he visits a different realm he is supposed to help a lost sole to find their purpose. Through a journey of self and others he finds his passion, helps another embark on their journey, and finds meaning in truly having soul.

Enjoy (🎥/🧀): A little odd of a movie. I didn’t quite understand it at times. I like the overall meaning of it in that we mustn’t worry so much about our purpose in life as we will miss out on seeing the world and others around us, and enjoying all life has to offer. However, at times the movie had me wondering what they were trying to convey through the story.

Suggest (🎥): I would suggest it, but it’s not going to be a Disney Classic by any means.

Rewatch (🧀): One and done for me.

Overall (🎥🎥🎥🎥/🧀🧀): It was ok. Cast was good, and story had a good meaning. It was just hard to stay with it, and at times a bit slow and boring.

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27/12/2020

Monster Hunters (*Not Monster Hunter*)

Description: This movie was about a special Alien Military Unit that had a research facility. The research facility witnessed a crash from an alien ship. This crashed ship was an alien jail with the bad aliens being housed in it. Mission is to contain the alien crash, extract any alien artifacts found, and avoid civilian casualties. Protocol for failed mission is a nuke strike from space on the area affected by the alien tech.

Cast (🧀): Tom Sizemore (Blackhawk Down & Saving Private Ryan), Anthony Jensen (EDtv & N**i Overlord), Connie Jo (Banditto & The Pining), and Mark Valeriano (Hornet & Street Survivor). Only one that people will really recognize is Sizemore who used to be a decent actor, but had issues with drugs and rehab that sent him spiraling into B and C movies trying to find work.

Plot (🧀): An alien prison ship crashes near an alien research facility ran by a secret part of the military that deals with Alien Research and Tech. Inmate aliens escape, kill a few people, and they get bigger and stronger as they eat people. The mother ship of this list convoy arrives to recapture their lost ship, and aren’t very friendly with the earthlings. Mission orders are for the alien unit to contain the situation, but when things get out of control the decision is to nuke the mother ship from a satellite housing nukes for attack and defense. It’s up to the unit on ground to find a way for the nuke to attack the mothership through their protective shield before it destroys earth saving its prison ship.

Enjoy (🧀): This movie started off ok fir about the first 5 minutes, and then the cheese 🧀 just kept coming. Lots of uniform issues, and editing issues caused this movie to just keep getting cheesier abs cheesier.

Suggest (🧀): I wouldn’t suggest this movie to others. Wasn’t very good.

Rewatch (🧀): One and done

Overall (🧀🧀🧀🧀🧀): Full cheese. Not much of anything else.

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24/09/2020

Hey y’all. I’m going to start this back up again, and add more content. Please check it out in the next few weeks.

16/06/2020

11th Review: The Hunt

Description: People wake up gagged, and unknowing of their surroundings. They are in a field, a box that has weapons, and little pig mascot in it. Some “in the know” individuals start grabbing weapons getting ready for whatever. Before they know it they are under attack. People are dying left and right with zero rhyme or reason. A small group of individuals make it out of the immediate area, and are forced to hunt or be hunted. There can be only one in this game where people’s lives are the prize, but what’s the reason...social media has a big part in the inception of this game of hunting humans.

Cast (🎥/🧀): Lots of A and B listers in this movie. The main chick Betty Gilpin (Glow) plays a bad ass veteran. The dude who played Tuna in Blow (Ethan Suplee) plays a supporting role of a lat survivor, but a whiner and complainer. Hilary Swank (The Next Karate Kid) plays a jaded, rich, elitist who has hired tactical trainers to ensure she knows how to be bad a$$. A bunch of others, with some that were like really your in a movie.

Plot (🎥/🧀): Was mixed with bad a$$ and cheesy moments. Reminded me of a Quinton Terintino movie like Kill Bill mixed with The Hunger Games, but the hunters were clueless.

Enjoy (🎥): Movie was good even with the Cheesey moments. The scenes with violence were definitely like whoa WTF just happened. There are moments of cheese that make you laugh from how dumb they are, and moments of “yeah right”...

Suggest (🎥): Yes, especially for those who like the kill bill and hunger game type of movies.

Rewatch (🎥): Is watch it again. It was crazy from the get, and started off quick that I’m sure I missed some stuff.

Overall (🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🧀🧀): A weird movie with good action, and nice mix of cheesey and kick a$$ parts. .

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16/06/2020

10th Review: The Forgiver

Description: Movie set in South Africa during the post Apartheid, after the country had a free election for all, and Mandela put Archbishops in place to offer amnesty for those who confessed of their human crimes against others; specifically the White South Africans (minority) and Black South Africans (majority). Security Police were responsible for brutal murders, and one of their high ranking members is sitting in jail and is debating cleaning his sole; Bloomfield was witness to numerous murders, and even responsible. A high profile case now sits in Bloomfield’s hands to help solve, but he must betray his people and can’t really receive amnesty because of all his crimes against humanity...but he might be able to save his sole and bring peace to a family who wants/needs closure for an unsolved murder of their teenage daughter.

Cast (🎥): Forest Whitaker (God Father of Harlem) and Eric Bana (Troy) star in this movie. And bring with them a bunch of actors not well known, but add depth to this very disturbing movie.

Plot (🎥): Nothing about this was cheese. It was based off of real events, showed just a part of what an area was dealing with, and gave a perspective from both sides of the spectrum; for and against Apartheid.

Enjoy (🎥): Very real movie to watch. I wouldn’t say entertaining as much if it makes you think WTF or how can people be like this. However, definitely a conversation movie especially with what we are going through currently.

Suggest (🎥): Yes, especially for those that are into movies with real depth and with history for better or worse.

Rewatch (🧀): Once was enough for me. I did some research after to understand it better, but I got the gist after one viewing.

Overall (🎥🎥🎥🎥🧀): A very disturbing movie with a real story to tell. A conversation starter for sure, but one and done; definitely a recommend to others.

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08/06/2020

Watched a movie called The Forgiven. I will have a review on it later today, but what a powerful movie. With everything we are going through right now in the US this movie really puts things in perspective. Definitely a must watch movie.

20/05/2020

Looking for a good Karate Movie to watch and review on Friday. Send me one please!

13/05/2020

Eighth Review: UFC 249- Main Card

Description: This will be a little different as this review is of a live PPV Combat Sports review. Same icons used: 🎥=kick a$$ fight, highlight moments and 🧀=Bull Shizz moments and underwhelming moments.

Main Event-Intrum Lightweight (155) Championship

Tony Ferguson v.s. Justin Gaethje:

This fight was because Khabib Nurmagomedov couldn’t get out of Russia in time due to COVID-19. Ferguson (The Boogeyman) looked sharp at first, and stayed true to his ring name as a guy that keeps coming. Gaethje (The Highlight Reel) came out looking better than he has before. Gaethje hit Ferguson with bombs from the get, and Ferguson was just shrugging them off, and landing some shots as well. Ferguson starting picking up the pace in the second round, and you started to think the volume of strikes were shifting momentum in his way; he even dropped Gaethje with a clean uppercut at the end of the round, but Gaethje rebounded well during the break. However, as the rounds complied you noticed Ferguson wasn't moving like normal, and you got the feeling Gaethje was going to connect with an eventual knock out shot. Taking some great advice from his corner he took some power off his shots, and went with more precision and timing shots. Going in the fifth round you started to see the rounds of taking bombs wear on Ferguson. Finally after a ahead kick, and some hooks that had been landing all night you saw Ferguson’s legs start to really give. One final head shot backed Ferguson up, and while he was trying to shake his head to stay awake the ref called the fight.

Analysis:

Ferguson (🎥): Dude is in such great shape he was able to absorb shots that would knock out normal fighters. His heart was unquestionable. True warrior!

Gaethje (🎥): Dude was throwing everything into his shots early on and you started to see some fatigue, but listening to his corner and going for more precise shots based of timing proved to accumulate the volume to put Ferguson in dangerous waters. Gaethje was a shark 🦈 and Ferguson was getting killed.

Ref (🎥): Herb Deen is one of the best. Sometimes these fighters won’t stop, and can potentially really get hurt. The ref saw the head shake from Ferguson, knew that wasn’t normal, and stepped in before Geathje really dropped an end shot. Great stop 🛑!!

Co-Main Event-Bantamweight (135) Championship

(C) Henry Cejudo (Triple C) v.s. Dominic Cruz (The Dominator).

This fight was quick and fast paced. You saw DC’s patented movement with his feet in full display after a few years away from the octagon. However, Triple C started to chop away at those legs restricting DC’s movement. Some exchanges back and forth, and DC even opening up Triple C after an accidental head butt, but you had the feeling DC just was a step behind Triple C the whole fight. In the second round Triple C put together a great combo which eventually landed a knee to the head dropping DC and Triple C swarmed like killer hornets. At least 11 unanswered shots to a grounded DC, and the ref saw enough; called the fight.

Cejudo (🎥): Was fast and fought a smart fight. Knowing DCs main strength was unorthodox movement he was chopping legs like trees. Striking from different angles, and putting combos together that landed he was just too much.

Cruz (🧀): The time away from the octagon saw the once dominating force get humbled. His speed didn’t seem to be there, and the movement led him into the opponents shots. Still a force to be reckoned with, but definitely needs to get back in the gym and work a new game plan. Complaining with the refs stoppage was unprofessional when you didn’t defend 11 straight shots even though you were trying to work up.

Ref (🎥): Main job of the ref is fighter health and well-being. Controversial stoppage as a downed opponent was trying to get up, but in my opinion warranted. An opponent must intelligently defend themselves at all times; taking unanswered/blocked shots to get to a position isn’t smart. Good stop 🛑!

Francis Ngannou vs Jairzinho Rozenstruik

This fight had the makings of being a heavyweight slug out, but when Ngannou puts hands on people they go to sleep. That’s exactly what happened in this match. The fighters touched gloves, and immediately Ngannou bulldozed ahead, missed a few wild shots, and finally connected with a hook that sent Rozenstruik back against the cage and immediately went to sleep. Another two shots before the ref got there to seal the deal, and you got a bad “mofo” with his hand raised.

Ngannou (🎥/🧀): Dude is a monster. Freak power and that one shot kill ability at anytime. Only issue I have is dude hasn’t been tested in deep waters, and I wonder what his gas tank ⛽️ is like; he also has a wild technical style. If dude goes up against another monster like Anthony “Rumble“ Johnson or Daniel Cromier can he hang with the power and technical aspects of the truly elite.

Rozenstruik (🧀): Dude didn’t do much to impress, but he did have a killer coming at him from the get. I wish he would’ve used angles slipping to the side, and took the fight into at least a second round.

Ref (🧀): Dude seemed like he wasn’t ready for the knock out. Rozenstruik was out against the cage, and Ngannou hit him two more times before the ref got in there. Now easy to critique when I’m not the guy in the ring watching a pit bull feast in his pray.

Jeremy Stephens vs Calvin Kattar

This was a good match with both guys getting their exchanges. It ended with Kattar slamming an elbow into Stephens face, and eventually putting him away.

Stephens (🧀): Dude missed weight by 5 pounds, and just didn’t look like he was in fight shape from the get go.

Kattar (🎥): Took some heavy shot early, but weathered the storm. He rallied his technique, and created combos that landed.

Ref🎥): Good stoppage. Nothing spectacular, but solid officiating.

Greg Hardy va Yorgan de Castro

This had potential to be a slug fest, but saw both exchanging with single shots. Hardy showed some moments where you could see his training was evolving. de Castro reminded me of a less technical Pat Berry. Dude needs to drop to Light-Heavyweight though. Carries around way to much fat to get past elite Heavyweights.

Hardy (🎥): Showed improves technique and patience.

de Castro (🎥/🧀): Dude showed something good kickboxing. Relies on power too much, and definitely needs to drop to 205 giving his size difference to true heavyweights.

Ref (🎥): Solid! Nothing special or particular.

Overall Analysis:

Great card. Main card was stacked, and majority of fights didn’t disappoint. It was odd to see the fights with out crowds, but you really got to see abs hear things you normally wouldn’t.

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05/05/2020

Seventh Review: Serenity

Description: This movie stars a character called Baker Dill who is a Tuna Fisherman in an isolated island called Plymouth. He takes tourists on fishing trips trying to catch a big tuna called Justice. One day Baker’s ex-wife, Karen, shows up unannounced and informs Baker that she and his son are in trouble; her current husband Frank, a rich and arrogant man, is physically abusing them...and she wants him dead! However, things are getting odd on this island. Up until the point where Karen arrived everyday was the same...like absolutely the same. Baker is also starting to hear voices that sound oddly like his son Patrick. Is Baker going crazy, what’s really going on in Plymouth, and will he kill Frank in the name of his family; there’s 10 million in cash on the line after all?

Plot (🧀): This movie is odd. I didn’t quite get it until the end. It made sense once I knew the deal, but it didn’t take away from the oddness. The only thing really saving the movie from something that I would’ve felt bad I wasted my time is the cast.

Cast (🎥): All Star cast saves this movie from being a complete flop. Baker played by McConaughey (Dazed and Confused and The Gentleman), Karen played by Hathaway (Princess Diaries and Brides Made), Frank played by Jason Clark (Zero Dark 30), a chick Baker is banging played by Diane Lane (The Outsiders and Justice League), and Bakers First Mate okayed by Djimon Hounsou (Blood Diamonds and Gladiator)

Enjoyment (🎥/🧀): It was ok, but it was odd. I found myself at times being like WTF. I’m sure there’s market for it, but really other than the A cast of actors nothing stuck out for me. Frank’s character was such an A-hole it was entertaining though, and you see Hathaway really get kinda slutty, and McConaughey does a good job going nuts 🥜.

Suggest (🧀): I wouldn’t suggest this movie accept to people who were true movie buffs, or people who were looking for a movie with a good cast. It’s not a classic fir sure.

Rewatch (🧀): One and done for me. Nothing significant to make me wanna watch it again.

Overall (2-🎥/4-🧀): Ok flick. Great cast. Interesting, but nothing special.

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28/04/2020

Sixth Review: Spectral

Description: Set in Russia a team of Delta Operators are working to take down insurgents in a war stricken hot zone. Something odd is happening to people though; they are dying, but not like you would think in a war zone. It’s not clear until a Delta Soldier is clearing rooms, and comes across something that resembles a ghost through his battle goggles. When noticed the thing attacks him, goes right through him, and the Soldier is dead like the others; frozen internal organs, and burnt skin on the outside. Unsure of what I’m in the he’ll is going on the OPS cell calls in a future tech expert to investigate. Now the expert and the remainders of a Delta Team are charged with with figuring out how to fight an enemy you can’t see without tech sight, and which munitions seem to go right through them.

Plot (🎥/🧀): The movie takes off running with a thrilling battle scene which I liked. It definitely has some cheesy SyFi moments, but makes up with some cool battle scenes. It keeps you wondering what these things are until the end; which adds a very science, chemistry, Einstein twist to the story. Also there are a few moments of “yeah right” especially coming from tech weapons that are built in the fly from a bunker.

Cast (🧀): It has an ok cast that I recognized, but had to research to remember who they were. The main dude whose the tech guy is James Badge Dale (Only the Brave, The Pacific, and Lord of the Flies back in the day), the female lead is Emily Mortimer (The Bookshop & Pink Panther), and the General was played by Bruce Greenwood (the evil husband in Double Jeopardy). As you can see if I had to explain the cast, and search then they haven’t been making too much noise on the big screen; but still solid actors and supporting cast.

Enjoyment (🎥/🧀): It was different. Thought the plot was a little wishy washy at times, but that’s kinda what you get with SyFi movies. The action scenes were good though.

Suggest (🎥/🧀): I’d suggest it for peeps that have Netflix. If it was at theatre or you had to rent it it wouldn’t be one I suggest to pay additional money to watch.

Rewatch (🧀): One and done for me. Nothing significant to make me wanna watch it again.

Overall (3-🎥/5-🧀): Ok flick. Ok cast. Interesting, but nothing special.

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27/04/2020

Another request done. Thanks Brandy Lewis Rainbolt. Good flick. Check out my no BS review down below.

Fifth Review: Green Street Hooligans

Description: Set mostly in England. A recent Harvard student (Matt) has been surprising expelled after his room mate stashed a bunch of drugs in his closet, and him take the fall. Unsure of his future, Matt travels to England to visit his sister to figure out his next move. Little did he know he was about to be brought into a world of underground soccer hooligans by a top level dude named Pete , but not like we Americans think. This is a world where rep, turf, and your word literally mean everything! Now Matt has to struggle between what really matters in life; what you become or how you live!

Plot (🎥/🧀): At first I was thinking what the hell am I watching. These soccer hooligans (or “firms” as they call them) are nothing more than clubs of crazed fans, but after a little bit of Pete’s explaining the reason to Matt it basically is very similar to a brotherhood found in gangs mixed with rivalries we have between sports like Yankees and Red Socks. Then I fact checked on the net, and found out it was essentially that. Basically it’s a deep rooted love for ones turf, reputation, and doing whatever it takes to either get or take respect! I liked how it showed a lineage of leadership of the main firm that was kept in the family. They aren’t quite sure of the American at first, but he earns a decent rep and gets the respect of most. Of course there’s a twist when a “right hand man” gets jealous and goes to the enemy to stir things up. Then the movie culminates in a giant brawl that is reminiscent of classic movies like The Outsiders or West Side Story. Just like those movies this one doesn’t have a happy ending, but more like a lessons learned for those involved.

Cast (🎥/🧀): A couple A listers here in America, but a lot of unknown people, and B listers. Now to be fair a lot of them could be famous in Europe, but I’m not sure. However, the two main Characters are Matt-Elija Woods (Lord of the Rings) and Pete-Charlie Hunnman (Sons of Anarchy and Pacific Rim).

Enjoyment (🎥): I enjoyed the movie. It reminded me of those classic movies like The Outsiders, West Side Story, and Deuces Wild.

Suggest (🎥/🧀): I would suggest it to a friend that I knew was into these movies. It definitely has a specific genre associated with it, and it’s not a recommend to everyone I see movie.

Rewatch (🧀): While it’s a good flick it isn’t one I’ll watch over and over. It doesn’t have the supporting cast like The Outsiders, or classic tale of struggle like West Side Story. However, if someone had it on their TV and I had nothing going on I’d watch it to kill time.

Overall (4-🎥/4-🧀): Good flick. Enjoyable, but won’t make it into the “classics” like some other neighborhood gang movies.

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25/04/2020

Fourth review: Bad Boys II

Description: Two Miami detective partners who have a tendency to walk on a thin line of good police work, and making a complete mess of crime scenes. They are looking into a slick gangster who is slanging big time Ecstatics. Through some sloppy detective work they are able to zone in and make a bust, but the drug lord slips away to Cuba. Not only does the king pin get out of Dodge, but an undercover agent who has family ties to one of the detectives is held captive. Now these two US cops are on their own to save the hostage as the US can’t negotiate with Cuban officials. Shizz is about to get real, and dangerous as these cops are going into a war zone with only a few brave comrades on the low to back them up against a dude who has the Cuban Army to back him up

Plot (🎥/🧀): Bad Boys II picks you right where the last one leaves off....the two cops crap talking each other, make a bloody mess of crime scenes, and getting their Captain all in their A$$!! This movies transitions from a battle scene between cops and a high profile drug dealer in the US to an international tactical operation over in Cuba. Obviously it’s a far fetched scenario of being realistic, but who hasn’t dreamed of being a bad a$$ NARC agent taking down a hard core drug lord with little no no rules of engagement except to get the bad guy at all costs!

Cast (🎥): Top notch cast. Two main characters being Will Smith and Martin Lawrence really complement each other. They truly have an on screen connection that makes you believe these guys really are more than just partners, but life long friends. Supporting cast is good too. The Captain is Joe Pantoliano (might remember him as Ralphy from Sopranos or the dude who wants a steak from the Matrix). The bad guy is Jordi Molla (Blow or Riddick) and does a great job being a savvy king pin. Henry Rollins even plays a bad a$$ DEA agent that wants to help the Cuba mission; why...because it sounds stupid, and he’s down to F shizz up!

Enjoyment (🎥🧀): I like this movie. Action is good, and makes you wanna be a bad a$$ NARC agent taking down the evil guy. The comedy in the movie is funny mainly from Lawrence, because he’s always complaining about Smith getting him in to some BS. Smith is funny too, but in more of a serious bad boy way...like dude lives and breaths being an over the top cop with a knack for stacking bodies. The Captain adds an element of a boss who tries to keep these two in line, but for all the destruction they cause let’s them get away with stuff because they go after the big fish and get results.

Suggest (🎥): It’s a suggest to a friend movie for sure. Won’t ever be on my all time favorite list, but it’s one you can have a drunk conversation about how bad a$$ you’d be if you were a NARC agent.😎

Rewatch (🎥🧀): It comes on TV enough to really never not have a desire to seek the movie out, but when there’s nothing else on you tune in and get sucked into the movie. Definitely a movie you could watch annually with no complaints for sure.

Overall (5-🎥/3-🧀): All the typical action stuff for a good action movie. Has some over the top moments that make certain parts unrealistic, but makes up for those with the comedy, one liners, and the character personalities.

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23/04/2020

Third review: Demolition Man

Had a request for a review of Demolition Man. I’m a mad of my word, so here ya go:

Description: An old school no nonsense cop and an evil psychotic bad guy get arrested and cryogenically frozen after an epic battle and rescue mission go completely wrong. Fast forward to the future all crime is gone, and society has gone soft. A new underground threat from rebels aims to take back a fake peaceful society, and bring back people’s freedom. A corrupt politician releases the bad guy to kill the rebel leader, but dude notices the weak society and quickly is too much for the soft cops. It’s decided they need an old school cop to handle the “new” bad guy, so they unfreeze the cop...but this world is way different than what he’s used to, and the cop force is weak.

Plot (🎥/🧀): I like the plot. You can totally see some city doing something like this in the future. It reminds me of like a Silicone Valley type of place. The cop is that old school 80s type cope who’d beat ya in the head if you didn’t comply, and the bad guy just likes to destroy s**t and kill people. The new society of people and cops add a comical tone to an otherwise total action flick; which is done in a way not to take away from the action. The underground people add an element normal, because you can relate to them; and they just want freedom to be them.

Cast (🎥): A list cast all the way around. You got Stallone as the cop, Snipes as the bad guy, Bullock and Benjamin Bratt as the new age cops, Denis Leary as they leader of the underground, and Nigel Hawthorn as the corrupt politician; among a ton of other decent supports including Jersey “The Body” Ventura as a bad guy side kick.

Enjoyment (🎥): This is a classic kick a$$ guy flick. There are funny cheesy moments in the movie where your like “yeah right”, but they are overshadowed by all action. Of course you have a ton of cheesy “one liners”, but that’s what makes the movie so enjoyable from all angles.

Suggest (🎥): Definitely a suggested movie to peeps who like kick a$$ action flicks with cheesy comedy and great one liners.

Rewatch (🎥): Yes, it’s not an absolutely watch every month type of movie as it would lose its enjoyment; however, it’s a good occasional movie to view when it shows up on TV or maybe annually if your looking for a good action flick on a Friday or Saturday night!

Overall (5-🎥/1-🧀): Good solid movie. Great contrast of kick a$$ action with some cheesy comedy that you expect from those 90s movies. The cast is excellent, and puts out a bunch of classic one liners.

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