[M5Rick]

[bosstones]

For some reason, I feel like watching Best of the Best 1 & 2. Classics.

[TXSTYLE]

Here's more reasons Army of the Dead is awesome... Alternative and multiple Time lines revealed. I actually caught on to this and wondered what I was seeing.

https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/arm...ead-time-loop/

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Still can't believe Steve what happened to Paul Walker in that last car ride he took, just shows life is so fragile when trusted to fate once too often.
Love his films and will be putting some more of them on.

I remember responding to the scene of that collision. Tragic!

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Here's more reasons Army of the Dead is awesome... Alternative and multiple Time lines revealed. I actually caught on to this and wondered what I was seeing.

https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/arm...ead-time-loop/

I'm going to read this article.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Still can't believe Steve what happened to Paul Walker in that last car ride he took, just shows life is so fragile when trusted to fate once too often.
Love his films and will be putting some more of them on.

Another Paul Walker movie I saw is Running Scared. He plays an undercover cop (again), but this one is different than his usual 'fast & furious' movies. The plot is kind of all over the place but the movie is still entertaining. I liked it.

[Esteban]

Black Rain, is an awesome movie starring Michael Douglas and Andy Garcia, but the star of the movie in my eyes is the villian, Yûsaku Matsuda (Sato). He was dying of cancer, but gave a brilliant performance.

Director Ridley Scott and co-stars Michael Douglas, Andy Garcia, and Kate Capshaw praised his professionalism and performance, despite his suffering.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yūsaku_Matsuda

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Black Rain, is an awesome movie starring Michael Douglas and Andy Garcia, but the star of the movie in my eyes is the villian, Yûsaku Matsuda (Sato). He was dying of cancer, but gave a brilliant performance.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yūsaku_Matsuda

Ridley Scott films are usually good and this one in particular, must watch it again.

[M5Rick]

Here's one with the same theme.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Here's one with the same theme.

One of the actors in this, Ken Takakura, was also in Black Rain (the movie mentioned above).

[leopard print]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Another Paul Walker movie I saw is Running Scared. He plays an undercover cop (again), but this one is different than his usual 'fast & furious' movies. The plot is kind of all over the place but the movie is still entertaining. I liked it.

Another good one is Hours. Set during hurricane Katrina, he and his newborn baby, who's in an incubator, are stuck in a hospital trying to survive.

[M5Rick]

[upstatedoc]

Watched Heat last night with the volume cranked. My neighbors were diving for cover

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

Watched Heat last night with the volume cranked. My neighbors were diving for cover

"Heat" is one of my favorite movies.

[Lady Jane]

Originally Posted by Sedan_Clan

"Heat" is one of my favorite movies.

Have you ever watched the 1986 movie or documentary about the FBI murders/killings in Florida? Chilling....

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Have you ever watched the 1986 movie or documentary about the FBI murders/killings in Florida? Chilling....

Nooooo, but I'm down. PM me details.

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Have you ever watched the 1986 movie or documentary about the FBI murders/killings in Florida? Chilling....

That’s when I moved to Miami as a college freshman. I vaguely remember it. My mind was elsewhere.

[upstatedoc]

Hard to watch. Total tactical fail. That's when the FBI adopted 10 mm but then later switched to 40 Cal

[M5Rick]

Not too much shooting in this

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Not too much shooting in this

Looks like a fun movie, Rick.

Here's another fun movie with Dwane Johnson that's along the same lines (takes place in a jungle) but with a twist. I saw it and liked it.

[Murf993]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Have you ever watched the 1986 movie or documentary about the FBI murders/killings in Florida? Chilling....

I remember watching this during Use of Force training back in the day. There were many "lessons learned" from this incident. The FBI went up against two military trained men, one was armed with a Mini 14 as I recall. The FBI had revolvers and shot guns. Tactics were all wrong from the use of vehicles to attempt the stop to shooting and moving to cover.

It's an interesting movie, Michael Gross and David Soul are the bad guys if I recall. Damn, I'm old. I came on the job before this shooting happened.

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Murf993

I remember watching this during Use of Force training back in the day. There were many "lessons learned" from this incident. The FBI went up against two military trained men, one was armed with a Mini 14 as I recall. The FBI had revolvers and shot guns. Tactics were all wrong from the use of vehicles to attempt the stop to shooting and moving to cover.

It's an interesting movie, David Soul plays one of the bad guys if I recall. Damn, I'm old. I came on the job before this thing was made.

David Soul ! from Starsky and Hutch of course,I didn't notice on the grainy piece.