





Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991)
Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991) - this was a surprisingly serviceable action/heist movie. Definitely some '90's cheese with the "armored trench coat" gunplay, but it was still entertaining. Oddly, this felt like a mishmash of scenes from past-and-future films all thrown together, so perhaps it's a bit more generic than I want to admit - >!an armored truck heist and airport gun chase (Heat), airport bone yard (Con-Air), skyscraper helicopter shootout (True Lies and Blue Thunder), and the villain falling from the skyscraper (Die Hard).!<
The whole massive bank mortgaging the tiny bar storyline was a bit too high-brow for this story and felt out of place and it was ultimately supplanted >!by the drug-smuggling storyline anyways!<.
The firearm choices were excellent - the Styer AUG, Desert Eagle, and Ruger Super Blackhawk all play prominently.
Don Johnson and Mickey Rourke star against Tom Sizemore and Daniel Baldwin. It's uncanny how they made Mickey Rourke look and act like Bruce Willis as John McClane in Die Hard, almost to the point it was distracting. Don Johnson is as smooth as ever. Tia Carrere is brutally underplayed, getting only one or two lines. The rest of the cast basically being disposable with little consequence was kind of a let-down for how much build-up there was.
Overall, totally watchable 1990's action movie that I would watch again.