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There are also a great look at the original version of the "Game of Death" fighting in the Tower scenes.
Sure, it has Troy's grandma for one scene, and you could hear the voice of a female operator in one scene, but what I mean is, this film had absolutely no romance(unless you want to count Zap Rowsdower and Troy scampering through the woods romantic...ugh...)I think there really should have been a spunky female protagonist alongside Zap and Troy, fighting masked goons and uncovering clues to the lost city.
The action is splendidly realised in this picture which captivates from the start with its magnificent score by Max Steiner which accompanies the fight sequences with gusto.Flynn is at his fencing best here,using mannerisms and gestures in his fighting scenes which look both comical and threatening at the same time.A fine and witty script is well served by the entire cast and it is always good to see Alan Hale as Flynn's companion in arms especially in a role like this which is Little John in all but name.
Carter Wong is brilliant here, from his high pitched voice and white hair - effects of his Tai Chi virtual invulnerability - to his fighting skills and ability to form a Tai Chi diagram with his feet whilst fighting.
In northern Norway British and French troops fighting against Germans in Narvik.
Also, I don't call it fighting but killing, on purpose.
No cuteness, no mugging; just a real little kid who finds something in his life worth fighting for.
The kid from part 3 who knew everything about guns and fighting is dropped and Rocky who left in the car at the end of part 3 is also out of the picture.
A good example would be Aliens, in which science fiction, horror, and action conjoin into a gripping story of human beings fighting their own worst natures.
It leaves the last films heroine Bridget infected and fighting her illness with the cure found in the last film.
The characters like to insult each other constantly, fighting often over superficial stuff..their antics are at times playful, other instances nasty.
The plot is simple - a guy and a girl fall in love, move in together, start fighting, try to save their relationship.
some of the fighting scenes outstay their welcome, but over all the movie is fresh and full of ideas.
The story has a few logical problems and the fighting need more edition, although I understand Michelle had practiced hard for her own film.
Chun Li is supposed to have amazing thighs, two bobs, sort of pale, and she is supposed to yell yep-yep while she is fighting.
She also had way to many flying fighting moves.
This film tells a great story about the human race becoming refugees and fighting the force that dominated them.
It's the fighting that makes him so great, and when the fight scenes didn't deliver, there was so no hope for this movie.
The editor later added sound effects and speeded up the film to give the illusion of extremely fast fighting.
Shannon Tweed is back fighting terrorists, but this time Lance Henrikson fills in for both Rowdy Roddy Piper and Andrew Dice Clay.
However it's not for little kids who don't like to see characters fighting and mild blood shed.
There is a bad leader of the thieves who keeps fighting with Aladdin's father over the kingship of the thieves, who amazingly is voiced by Jerry Orbach, in a very different role for him.
The crew of the submarine Lorelei believe that they are fighting for their homeland and the future of Japan and hence sacrifice themselves at the end of the movie by surfacing on the water (even though the area is surrounded by US fleets) so that they can take down the US airplane which was carrying the third atom bomb heading for another drop in Japan.
This movie nicely follows two stories mashed into one: John Connor (Christian Bale) waking up and discovering a whole new world, and then meeting Kyle Reese (Anton Yelchin), and Marcus Wright (Sam Worthington) fighting war on the other side of the new world.
The original concept, that the Cylons were fighting a genocidal war against humans was thrown out when it was revealed that several key humans were actually cylon sleeper agents.
On the box Gary Daniels has a katana sword,I didn't see him use it in the film,where in the heck was it and according to the box his family is in a house and he wanted to get them out because bad guys were going to blow the home up and after all of the fighting you never saw him get them out or at the end or at any time at all.
But it is an unwritten rule that on a Bond film the person who introduces Bond to the Prime villian always ends up fighting him, however on Agent under fire you do not.
Somehow the movie chooses not to deal with the fact that Henry is fighting for the wrong side morally and historically.
All too often, films seem derivative and predictable, though this film excels in being different and placing Gregory Peck in a very unusual role--that of a fighter-bomber pilot fighting for the British Empire during WWII.
With dangerous liaisons, mob family fighting, and internal family rivalries this show could easily pass for any prime time soap; the only difference is the players are 12" tall.
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