Reviews

Now I purchased Exit Wounds last week for only $4, and while I have heard from what films Seagal made in 2003-2007 were not that good, I knew something unique was going to be in this movie if I was going to watch it, and something unique was really there.

Orin Boyd (Steven Seagal) is a stressed-out cop who has been moved to a ghetto precinct due to a ballsy ego to save a vice president, but as he progresses to crack a drug case and meanwhile trying to get along with his new boss, Lt.Annette Mulcahy (Jill Hennessy) he realizes that some kind of corruption is taking place within the department. For Orin, trying to crack a drug case and getting along with his fellow officers is close to impossible, but when he is signed to work with a reserved partner George Clark (Isaiah Washington), who also realizes that something deep is taking place, their teamwork is what counts. As Orin gets a lead on a Latrell Walker (DMX), and his quirky, comical criminal friend T.K. Johnson (Anthony Anderson).. a game of cat and mouse occurs within the streets of L.A. and a war is taking place. With more evidence coming up from the lead drug dealer Latrell, it becomes apparent that much of the operation is taking place by the cops in Orin's own precinct, and now it's up to Orin to stop the inside dirty work of his own department and restore peace in the city of L.A..

Supported cast stars: Michael Jai White, Bruce McGill, Bill Duke, and Tom Arnold.

This movie was really good.. I recommend this to anyone who is a Seagal fan. Awesome cast, awesome story and really just very awesome action scenes, I mean Seagal plays in a form I have never seen and it convinces me strongly, so concluding this review, I say.. go buy or rent it, which ever you prefer.. it's a darn good action flick, its not a intelligent action flick, but it's one that Seagal really shows his redemption as a action star.

By the way, the anger class scenes with Seagal are funny!

In this 1996 comedy, Steve (Matthew Broderick) is one ordinary guy who has just moved into a new apartment but when he makes an appointment with a cable guy to setup his cable, that is when hell breaks lose.. very immediately, his cable guy Chip (Jim Carrey) is deeply involved in Steve's life and his relationship with Robin (Leslie Mann).. with Chip's fixation with his customer Steve, it causes a dispute and it provokes Steve to push Chip out of his life but then Chip strikes back with those most menacing tactics, with everything from stealing his girlfriend, screwing with his cable and blackmailing Steve...

For this 1996 comedy/thriller it really unleashes the dark, menacing, quirky side of Jim Carrey and it's a side to keep you laughing or on the edge of your seat, this movie has the characteristics of the 1991 comedy, "What About Bob?" but this is to me one of Jim Carrey's memorable roles.. some others may think Ace Ventura, Lloyd Christmas or The Mask but when I think of Jim Carrey, I think of The Cable Guy and thats why this is probably the best dark/comedy of the mid 90's...

In this 80's classic it tells the tale of Jack Burton (Kurt Russell), as a trucker who revisits Chinatown, San Fransisco to catch back up with old times but when his friend's love interest gets kidnapped by a group of gangs, it bring out a whole bigger story.

As Jack tries to understand what's going on, Gracie Law (Kim Cattrall) a lawyer in Chinatown reveals the story of one David Lo Pan (James Hong), a Chinese emperor that have been dead for thousands of years has resurrected for the cause of finding his true love that bears a rare gift, green eyes. With Jack Burton not fully grasping the situation, him and a group of people go out on a quest to search for David Lo Pan under the streets of Chinatown and take down the underground kingdom, where magic and all things are possible.

This action/adventure/fantasy really keeps your heart racing and to watch this movie you must free your mind of what seems impossible and that is what makes it entertaining.

Do you believe in magic?

After the original Predator which made great impact, we are introduced to Predator 2. Which the movie opens with a big bang.. gangs, drugs, cops, LA and explosions.. just about everything that has the content of violence and this time the Predator is in the middle of it. Mike (Danny Glover), is a cop who tries the clean the streets that are infested with drugs and gangs but when mysterious deaths occur among gangs and a fellow cops, Mike is drawn to the case. Not knowing that a predator roams the streets of LA Mike digs deep into the mysterious deaths but Peter Keyes (Gary Busey) a government investigator, intervenes and is pushing Mike out. As Mike is losing more fellow officers, its becomes a personal war but he doesn't know where or who the killer is. When more evidence surfaces up and more deaths occur, Mike is after the killer but Keyes deviates the plan and introduces Mike to their hunt, a hunt for Predator. With Mike now realizing that a mysterious alien of deadly technology is out on the streets of LA, it turns his investigation to a quest of revenge and that is to kill Predator!