This is one of those rare sequels that's better than the original. That's not to say it's a work of art - it definitely isn't - but it's fun, and sometimes that's not enough. It does start off a little dull, but then the action - explosions, gunfire, fights - comes in steadily, bloodily, and excitingly! The climatic action scene is a wow!
A lot of fun, though it's not perfect - for one thing, there's a problem with the lead. He looks and moves great, but his enunciation is so bad, it's sometimes hard to figure out what he's saying. Also, you have to wonder why they spent a few extra bucks for Charles Napier if they only use him for 2 minutes. Maybe they wanted to compare the INDIO films to the RAMBO films - after all, Brian Dennehy appears in the first movie of each series, and Napier appears in the second of each series!
A lot of fun, though it's not perfect - for one thing, there's a problem with the lead. He looks and moves great, but his enunciation is so bad, it's sometimes hard to figure out what he's saying. Also, you have to wonder why they spent a few extra bucks for Charles Napier if they only use him for 2 minutes. Maybe they wanted to compare the INDIO films to the RAMBO films - after all, Brian Dennehy appears in the first movie of each series, and Napier appears in the second of each series!