The second one amps it up, we have a brother and sister (i think) who use a hammer and baseball bat respectively. We have an AMAZING fight in a restaurant kitchen (imagine everything in a kitchen you can use in a fight). Also one of THE BEST car chase/fight sequences I have ever seen. This movie does not wuss out on…
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You're words got me so pumped to see it again. It was a DAMN SHAME that it was only in theaters here in Ottawa for 2 weeks.
Now I'm listening to Wu Tang, nice.
I got you, like the differences between the fights in the old star wars movies vs the new ones. Even tho Darth and Luke were just hacking away at each other, it was the context behind the fight that made it so interesting.
To each their own, I find fight choreography in most action movies looks fake and the fighting in these movies look pretty realistic.
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I loved the first movie, but the second is better in every possible way. A lot more fight scenes (I think 14 total), a great organized crime plot, and BRRRRUTAL in the best possible way. I think I yelled "AW SHIT" a few times and I am normally the quietest moviegoer you would ever see.
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Not to take away from these guys, but if you want to see a balls to the wall martial arts action movie, I cannot recommend Raid 2 Berandal enough. This movie is BRUTAL
Same here, I don't get the hype, but it's all subjective.
After reading the article, I retract my OP. Sorry for jumping the gun.
Not gonna bullshit you, you got me.
*sigh* ANOTHER Wii U bash thread? Can't we just go back to bashing Ben Affleck or move on to the next popular thing to bash?
Thanks for posting that! What a gem.
That's news to me! When I had a 3.1 machine, the coolest thing I had it do was play Chips Challenge and The Amazon Trail.
"Our first family PC was a Windows 95, actually." Same here, my dad had a work laptop with 3.1 on it but the first full desktop we owned had Win 95, I think that was around 96. Memories.
I wanted the laserdisc of Aliens and T2 so bad when I was a kid
I had the CD Rom copy of Windows 95 and I don't remember this being on that disc. I do however remember a demo for Microsoft 3D Movie Maker and the first Weezer video I ever saw (Buddy Holly) being on there.
Yeah at first I wrote VHS distribution off thinking it was too expensive, but even Nintendo Power mass produced several VHS tapes at the time (Donkey Kong Country, Starfox 64 and the N64 itself) so it makes sense. But who specifically is Microsoft sending this tape to? Nintendo Power at least had a list of subscribers…
How was this video distributed? If Windows 95 wasn't even out yet, I can't imagine 3.1 had the best multimedia functionality, plus there was no way Microsoft expected people to download a 25 minute video with 14k-28k modems (the standard at the time).