Of course. An even bigger asshole with two Cybertrucks.

He’s already a cybertuck owner, is there something worse he could turn into?

Put down the truck too, it has a taste for human flesh.

That’s a nasty truck bite. Only one option now - he must be hunted and put down before he turns.

I took my family to see it and we all absolutely loved it. The whole cinema stayed to watch the credits, and then applauded at the end - a real rarity in British cinemas (last witnessed at the end of Top Gun Maverick, in the IMAX, which really was something special for this Top Gun-obsessed child of the 80s). Blunt…

Yeah, I think this is not only unsurprising but also fine and good.

I don’t think it is a question of which one, the actor or the stuntman. I think it is more of a collaboration. Just like costume, make-up and hair are essential to the art of storytelling, so is action.  Nothing beats a really great actor to sell it all. Ryan is a great actor. Making movies is the art of storytelling…

It’s the closest thing we’ve got to a modern Snatch. I had fun with it 

I didn’t think Bullet Train was bad, just overly stylized (and yes I realize that’s what it was going for). It went for that “underground world with its own set of rules” thing and mostly connected.  I was entertained.

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Well, yeah, what with all those taxpayer-funded robot parts.

I vaguely remember it, mostly the catchy show-specific opening theme song (remember those?) about how they do all these dangerous stunts but never get the movie star woman.  Other than that I think it was mostly mystery of the week type stuff.  Fun but lightweight.

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I don’t remember a ton about the show, but I do recall that the character was supposed to be a bounty hunter when he wasn’t doing stunt work. The plots revolved around that and I’m sure there parceled the action scenes out pretty rigidly. I don’t know if it was as formulaic as The A Team, but I’d bet every episode…

I remember when Lee Majors was not stunt-manning, he was bounty hunting, so the movie’s Colt tracking down its AWOL star tracks with that.

I remember Heather Thomas in the opening credits pretty well.

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When I was a kid I always wondered what he did during the other 3 seasons...