Scene of the Week: Stargrove
Never Too Young To Die is an action film that has a lot going for it. Is there anyone who doesn’t like John Stamos? John Stamos as Lance Stargrove is perfect and it is unfortunate his...
Scene of the Week
Scene of the Week: Lethal Weapon
This past week, the world lost Richard Donner, a true legend in the movie making game. Donner’s directorial work touched the lives of movie going fans for decades. If you grew up in the 1980’s chances...
Scene of the Week: The Great Escape
The epic World War II adventure film, The Great Escape opened in theaters on July 4, 1963. The film was directed by John Sturges and featured an all-star cast that included James Garner, Richard Attenborough, Charles...
Scene of the Week: Krull
World building has always been my jam. I really dig it when films, especially ones made way back in the year 1983, spend the time to deliver a world that is unique but sort of familiar...
Scene of the Week: Chicago PD Blues
The Blues Brothers opened in theaters on June 20, 1980. The action comedy starring John Belushi as the recently paroled Jake Blues and Dan Aykroyd as his brother Elwood Blues, is an absolute classic. The movie,...
Scene of the Week: The Spider Rescue
While not always true, the third movie in a trilogy can sometimes be looked down upon because the premise has gotten stale or it just rehashes what the other films gave us. This is generally seen...
Scene of the Week: Raw Deal – Gravel Pit Pew Pew Pew
While Arnold has a long career of making kickass movies with baller scenes, I can’t remember a single one that includes music from The Rolling Stones AND a head on collision with a bulldozer. 1986’s Raw...
Scene of the Week: David Sloan vs. Tong Po
In 1991, a sequel to Kickboxer was released but there was one key ingredient that was missing… the star of the original 1989 movie, Jean-Claude Van Damme. That’s because Van Damme opted to make Double Impact...
Scene of the Week: Ran – Epic Battle Scene
To put it very simply, Ran is one of the most gorgeous movies I’ve ever seen. Released in 1985, Ran was one of legendary director Akira Kurosawa’s last films and the final samurai film that he...
Scene of the Week: May Day
A View to a Kill was the final outing for Sir Roger Moore as James Bond. Many remember the 1985 film for the eccentric villain Max Zorin played by the eccentric Christopher Walken, or the exciting...
