u/BrianRFSU

The Boss is still rocking and kicking ass.

It was an interesting watch, especially when Beverly Archer came on board....and to thing, she was Ioal from Mama's Family and then a frikkin Marine Gunny.

All I could say watching him in a few flicks in 1985....he was good right up there with Micahel Douglas in looks, charm, charisma, and acting chops

TRUE COLORS is Cyndi Lauper's second studio album, which was released on 9/15/86. The album was successful, selling 7 million copies worldwide, but was far less successful than her debut album SHE'S SO UNUSUAL. The album spawned three hit singles, including the #1 spot for the title track (Cyndi's 2nd #1 single). "Change of Heart" peaked at #3, and "What's Going On" peaked at #12. The album peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 200 chart. The album received two Grammy Award nominations: Best Female Pop Vocal Performance and Best Female Rock Vocal Performance. The song, "True Colors", became an anthem for the LGBTQ community and is one of Cyndi's best-loved songs. 🌈

This was Van Damme's 3rd feature film and the last one for the 80's to be released. Cyborg--his 2nd starring film--was released earlier that year.

Batman and Beetlejuice placed him on the A list, but it was Mr. Mom in which I love him just a tad more, and Gung Ho as well.

River's Edge was the first time seeing him, later it would be Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure

Badass dude IRL as well, 25 missions as a tail gunner in ww2 and lived to become one of the greatest action/crime stars in movies. Placed in a great star status since the 60's especially with Dirty Dozen, it was Death Wish in 74 that put him on the map. My favorite 80's moves from him and in my favorite order: Kinjite, Assassination, The Evil That Men Do....my top 3.

first time seeing this wild eyed genius, was in Willy Wonka. Haunted Honeymoon is my fave film from him and also from his wife, Gilda.

He can play some strong characters whther as a boss, sub boss, super thug, or side character.