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here he is invited, via helicopter, to this rich man's estate--Hundert looks like a fish out of water.
Herzog flies in a helicopter, through oil fires, playing Wagner, and reading from the Apocalypse.
But near the end when the helicopter crashes, the effects are probably the worst you have ever seen.
A Navy pilot (to fly the helicopter), a Commander (to star in the movie), and a Machinist Mate (to strand them good by busting a part with a hammer and running down the radio battery too soon) fly over Antarctic but get lost in a hole in the ground.
About a half dozen marijuana harvesting yahoos camping out in the woods are sprayed with a toxic chemical called "Dromax" by a passing helicopter (sent out by some corrupt federal agents well aware of what they're doing).
There was a scene where Sue Price's character, Alex fires one shot at a helicopter which was totally out of proportion.
Some situations in this film are hard to swallow i.e. the helicopter chase where machine guns fail to stop DeNiro and his two "companions", a "dip" in a very turbulent river fails to shake the determination of DeNiro's pursuit of Grodin who manages, despite the encumbrance of a large overcoat, to remain afloat.
Let's not even mention the helicopter action, which looked like it was done by an amateur pilot hand-holding a camera and shooting the movie through the windshield of the helicopter.
The guy in the helicopter is wearing a beige suit and cowboy boots.
The helicopter scenes were classic, and the athletic interludes of Magnum being the ultimate man, left a very favorable impression on the television audience!! Let's face it, Tom Selleck was the best part of "Magnum P.I." without question... beyond a shadow of a doubt!!
4) FBI agent gets into helicopter to chase really bad guy and sister gets in it.
This movie must have been made off a bet that Van Damme couldn't have a successful movie without having helicopter kicks in it.
It was a game that involved side-scroll shooting, first-person perspective shooting, dialogue scenes, helicopter shootout, scuba-dive shootout, and a 3-D action maze scene.
Meanwhile, as the two idiots are walking around the ant logs oblivious to the thousands of ants creeping up on them; their friend in the helicopter is getting eaten alive!
Funny that the ants attack a guy on a helicopter and yet the two dorks who are on foot somehow get ignored while they are sticking their hands into ant larvae (looks like rice-pudding) and kicking over the logs which are presumably the center of the community.
Not to spoil the ending, but our heroine ends up hanging out of a helicopter on a rope trying to shoot a missile out of a bazooka (that looks like it was made by Nerf) right into the monster's mouth.
The movie viewers were intoduced to the monster during a sequence where a poor copy of a Cobra Gun Ship helicopter, attacked a military convoy carrying the monster in a 55 gallon drum.
I also enjoyed watching the taking of the bomb up an unknown number of floors to a roof, starting a helicopter and then flying an estimated 25 miles off shore and all in 4 minutes and 30 seconds.
For instance, why does Cassie Yates and her son, who have a car, get a helicopter ride out of danger?
If you like dragons, darker themes and that isolation feel (like in Waterworld) and you like to think to yourself "that is the most fuel efficient helicopter" (you'll know what I mean when you see it) go then, see it.
My love of the Airwolf Television series is based on what great TV is all about: meaningful writing, strong characters, justice and a beautiful helicopter.
Still, when I met the helicopter in Van Nuys, CA in 1986 I was so honored and overwhelmed.
A helicopter with three Navy officers, led by Jock Mahoney, and the requisite woman reporter aboard, Shawn Smith, gets caught in bad weather over Antarctica and must land through a heavy cloud layer to find they are at the bottom of a volcanic valley.
During the war, Dr. Neville was researching an experimental vaccine, and in a flight to a hospital to use his latest experiment, the pilot of his helicopter died and the helicopter crashed.
Unlike Clinton, President Marshall flew helicopter rescue missions in Vietnam and received a Medal of Honor.
While trying to lay out the rules and regulations of said game, Dragonstrike gives you a cheesy story-line played out by cheesier actors in front of the cheesiest excuse for blue screen this side of the helicopter crash sequence in Sudden Death.
I could go on about the unfunny set-pieces of the botched robbery at the museum, attempts to fly a helicopter and the saw-it-coming-around-the-corner bluff which wrings the required confession out of Mostel's "Dishonest Abe" character but other than a passing hindsight discomfort at seeing a low-flying aircraft circling the under-construction World Trade Centre buildings, there's really very little to say one way or another.
A helicopter is blasted out of the sky between Washington D.C. and New Jersey by a thermo-nuclear blast, and the survivors are discovered by a little boy strolling through blast zone with a stick like Huck Finn in the wee hours of the morning?
Ditto the wonderfully ridiculous, uproarious and utterly preposterous scene where the shark jumps some ten feet up into the air as if was shot out of a cannon and bites a guy hanging out of a helicopter in half.
Every part of this film sucked, right through to the retarded ending with the bloody daft helicopter, complete with a HUGE gay lycra cald pilot (bizarrely played by the hulking Brian Thompson of X-files fame).
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