Reviews

Weat german trash phenomena Macho Man wins the hearts of all viewers with fast paced action and lota of good fights. Fighting their way through a drug lords horde to try to rescue their sweethearts, Dany the box champion and Andreas the karate master don't take kind to any heroin dealing scum.

It's Streets of Rage in flesh!

From the soundtrack, to the dialogue, the setting, scenery, everything is just perfect. You know it's a cukt classic if literally every sentence of the dialogues is memorable and quotable. In my opinion still the best George Clooney in any movie till date.

This is where the law stops... And I begin... Sucker!

Not only is this the coolest role Sly ever played, it's full of awesome action, great 80s music and most importantly violent, bizarre chase scenes. And we must never forget that he cuts his pizza with a scissor before he eats it with his leather gloves on.

I don't want to write anything about the actors, scenes or anything because it's amazingly done. All I wamt to say is that there are not many shows that fill me with emotions like this one. Sometimes I had the feeling that I could not breath. And despite the fact that I, we, know what the plot is and how it will end, it gave me a feeling of claistrophobia.

I don't want to go into the plot at all because it's the generic "tough cop, but with feelings getting a hard time from the commissioner, shooting and driving like crazy with a lot of broken glass and explosions" kind of a movie. But I like the aesthetics. The saxophon/synthesizer music, especially during a nighttime LA, the looks of the cast, the not alltoo cheesy dialogue. Tracy Lords was a perfect cast for this direct-to-video flick. And sometimes you like something for no reason than the above mentioned. So no, I don't care that the plot is thin and the movie just ends somehow. Best watched on a CRT on VHS.

Clint Eastwood is an enigma. It seems that he can do whatever he wants and it will be good. Even as an very old man of now 90 years he manages to act and direct with the enthusiasm of a 20 year old. The Mule is based on a true atory. The plot: Old, white man delivers drugs from point A to point B for the cartel and gets a lot of money for it. No one suspicious him because he is a white veteran from Korea. Until...

Even Bradley Cooper, who I despise as an actor, isn't so irritating that I was dorced to give the movie a 9/10. It's the perfect Clint Eastwood film, I hope it won't be his last.