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Almost every time the family was together they were either drinking, fighting or yelling and frequently it was a combination of the three.
As a "cusp-pre-baby-boomer"...born in 1944, IN Los Angeles; thereby having the dubious distinction of having been alive while Hitler was still actively involved in his "Last Great Offensive; but also with our President Roosevelt still actively fighting the offensive...this was one of the most important "first films" of my young life.
Batman Returns is a really dark movie, that shows the Caped Crusader fighting against the Penguin and the sexy Catwoman (I'll get to them later).
Soul Calibur has always been my favorite fighting game series of all time.
At one of many poignant moments, the lead character is told at the beginning of the film to report to the hospital since he isn't capable of fighting due to his TB.
On the other hand if you are a hardcore van Dame fan you should watch this as there is a huge improvement with fighting scenes.
The heroine, played by the beautiful Nia Long, is a familiar film heroine in that she's trying to do what she thinks is the best for her child -- marrying a respected member of her expatriate community -- while fighting her attraction for the "bad" man -- one who's not a member of her community (the "outsider").
This movie tries to run away to the typical 'I'm fighting because I'm obliged to defend the fatherland.
A combination between a constant shooting and a great fighting choreography played well by David Bradley.
He succeeded to make the fighting scenes nice to watch.
This time, Charles is not just fighting one or two muggers but a whole army of them.
And the cast... what a group of characters Bruce surrounded himself with, but what do you expect from a telepathic guru, tripping with kids, fighting against the music industry.
It's the story of a country boy who is sent to a martial arts institute to better himself & his fighting skills.
Although the fighting sequences are a bit funny to watch (i.e.: flying in air & hitting, jumping on buildings, a fighter using his head....literally....to hit his opponent, etc.), nonetheless, it's classic kung-fu action wonderfully planned & executed.
This spends a lot of time on the physical training, in preparation for the fighting and such.
The whole movie is really nothing but shooting and fighting but it does have a very good vampire plot!
For the people who say they don't make shoot em ups and fighting films like they use to.
As for the action, it is truly awesome with all of the gun fights and the super cool fighting scenes.
The fighting in this picture is really some of the greatest I have seen!
For the action fans you will be blown away by all of the fire power and superb fighting that this film has to offer!
I think this is one hell of a movie...........We can see Steven fighting around with his martial art stuff again and like in all Segal movies there's a message in it, without the message it would be one of many action/fighting movies but the message is what makes segal movies great and special.
Can you imagine driving that speed boat in live and let die and making those incredible jumps, or fighting off ninjas or fighting jaws in the spy who loved me and moonraker.
(i think fighting him in those games would be more fun then in the aztec) what about chasing Sanchez in the gas trucks or scalling St. Cerils in for your eyes only.
It was great to see, no offense, but a WOMAN who can skillfully perform martial arts and fighting.
While there are fighting scenes, the film revolves around its provincial protagonist, who struggles to find her way in Americanized Canton.
The whole movie is really nothing but shooting and fighting!
For the action fans you will be blown away by all of the fire power and fighting that this film has to offer!
Lots of fully endowed t-shirts, vans, fighting, and a football game showdown like no other!
The scenes during the approach and attack are remarkably realistic in their depiction of a fighting ship and the stuff ups and banter among the ship's company (well at least based on my service in the 1970s).
However, this Russian gem shows how the tale of hardship can be told in a different way; by telling us, straight from a soldier's mouth how war is hated by all, that they hope those who died did so for a cause that will allow for peace and the end of fighting, we see a new vision of WWII.
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