SWG Tales

I dunno about the storyline so much...

I bet it's a 3 star movie though, I'd go see it.

Just to see some Rambo Ass kickin'

I will be happy if and only if I get to see him take the powder out of a bullet, put it on an open wound that extends all the way through his abdomen, ignite it, and then see pyrotechnics flare out of both sides of the wound.

That would make me happy.

Rescuing his daughter in the "boonies" (i.e. Suburbia) because some white supremacists took her hostage because they don't like that a Navajo man moved into town?

WEAK.

this should scare anybody away

n addition to breaking the old red bandanna out of mothballs, Stallone, 58, will write the screenplay.

Skorixor wrote:this should scare anybody away

n addition to breaking the old red bandanna out of mothballs, Stallone, 58, will write the screenplay.

To his credit and laugh if you must I quote the following

[With Stallone's nominations for Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay, he joined only two others with the same pair of honors in the same year in Academy history: Charlie Chaplin (for The Great Dictator (1940)), and Orson Welles (for Citizen Kane (1941)).]


Zzzzzz

Zyre Mercutio wrote:

Skorixor wrote:this should scare anybody away

n addition to breaking the old red bandanna out of mothballs, Stallone, 58, will write the screenplay.

To his credit and laugh if you must I quote the following

[With Stallone's nominations for Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay, he joined only two others with the same pair of honors in the same year in Academy history: Charlie Chaplin (for The Great Dictator (1940)), and Orson Welles (for Citizen Kane (1941)).]

I recognize...and have been waiting for that lightning to strike again for almost 20 years. Alas, not a spark in the sky.

Zyre Mercutio wrote:

Skorixor wrote:this should scare anybody away

n addition to breaking the old red bandanna out of mothballs, Stallone, 58, will write the screenplay.

To his credit and laugh if you must I quote the following

[With Stallone's nominations for Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay, he joined only two others with the same pair of honors in the same year in Academy history: Charlie Chaplin (for The Great Dictator (1940)), and Orson Welles (for Citizen Kane (1941)).]

Zzzzzz

Must have been for one of the Rocky movies, I still love those.