Films that had they succeeded would have been the start of great trilogies
Films that had they succeeded would have been the start of great trilogies
Isaiah Jenkins
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Nolan Jones
looks like a gay porno
Jordan Butler
80's movies look like shit
Hudson Brown
>80's movies look like shit
this
literally ruined the whole new-hollywood movement built up through the 60s and 70s to gave us an entire decade of schlock/hollywood shit
Parker White
This movie is great for late night viewing. It’s good by exactly zero means but they bulletproof guys interested me.
Benjamin Gonzalez
That movie came out the same summer as T2
Tyler Brooks
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Luke Richardson
Tons of sequels but it didn’t meet expectations so they shelved the sequel for so long it lost all of its interest.
Jordan Nguyen
THIS, I never see this mentioned, great buddy cop movie
Austin Mitchell
This had added $10 million dollars to the original movies budget and well...we know how that turned out.
Jackson Long
Aiden Perry
Harley Davidson actually rode a Honda, on top of that it just didn't make any sense to me
It looked like a futuristic movie that couldn't afford to be one. A post apocalypse that didn't annihilate anyone
I'll have to watch it again sometime.
Xavier Flores
This movie was fun
Isaac Williams
Surprised they didn’t even go the Direct to DVD route
Easton Butler
They were going to do a sequel. But Russell was signed on to Captain Ron...and Stallone went a different route. Look at that fucking poster. Reminds me of the movies Elaine would go see in Seinfeld.
Logan Collins
Arnold tricked Stallone into doing this.
Nolan Wright
Fuck you guys, OP's film is fucking great.
Don't judge if you've never seen it.
Luis Miller
They shot in Nevada & LA. It wasn’t a future movie just had that whole 90s cheap feel where they rip off all the hood ornaments so they don’t have to go through trademark stuff.
Playing God did that big time.
Noah Clark
Uh, no, Harley Davidson rode a Harley Davidson. It was Marlboro Man who rode the Honda.
Carson Ramirez
> Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger were competing against each other at that time, and Schwarzenegger faked interest in this movie in order to make Stallone audition for it. Stallone, who heard that Schwarzenegger was interested in headlining in this movie, immediately dropped everything and contacted the producers, saying that he wanted to headline. He deeply regrets this.
The 90s weren’t kind to Stallone for the most part.
Leo Brooks
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Landon Hughes
Based Schwarzanigger working Stallone like the mark he is