ITT: Films only you have seen.
ITT: Films only you have seen
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One of my favorite obscure waifus is in this.
This came on Comedy Central every week in the 90s
No one watched it except you because it sucks
Warriors of Virtue
Gee I wonder what the famous Yahoo Serious is doing these days.
what the fuck I need to see this
That Young Einstein money finally dried out and he's homeless from covid aussie laws
I just looked it up and it's got 18% on RT but I remember it blew my mind as a kid and I watched the VHS like 100 times. no idea what it would be like watching it for the first time now
everyone saw this.
and it's fucking kino
I miss the days Comedy Central showed low quality 80s of this quality constantly. For me it was this one I’d watch it everytime they aired it
some kids movie I watched on TV on 12AM
not even my mom believed it when I told her
HIGH IMPACT VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE
>from the writer of Fright Night and director of Commando
Creaming my panties and queueing up as we type
The trilogy is excellent but the middle entry shines.
The story how this movie happened is very interesting. Just from Wikipedia: >Warriors cost $56 million to produce. The film's producers, brothers Ron, Dennis, Christopher, and Jeremy Law were surgeons by trade and had never produced a film before. Their father, Joseph Law, was a wealthy toy manufacturer in China, who put up most of the reported $36 million shooting budget, though reportedly other investors were also involved. MGM distributed the film and sunk a reported $20 million on prints and advertising.
Saw this as a kid and for a long time afterwards thought I'd dreamed it because when I explained the plot to people nobody knew what the fuck I was talking about.
You know what would be a better title for this? VenKILLoquist. Yeah, fuck I'm so clever.
Pretty big budget, absolutely insane
kino
HEAT betatest by the Mann himself. Pretty sweet movie, especially when you contrast it with heat
based department's calling, lad
It's basically a Ninja Turtles knock-off but with kangaroo people. There were a ton of them in that era. Dinosaur City for example.
I miss that honestly. I wish people were still making movies with practical effects lovable rubber monsters.
Watched it all the time as a kid then went years without seeing it again and it was sort of meh. If I watched it again I might like it out of nostalgia though.
Do you one better
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that movie is not nearly as obscure as you think it is OP
>no Blu-ray release
>no 1080p digital release
Maybe not obscure but forgotten.