u/Kevin_Thailand_2543

Have you seen "Running Scared (2006)"? It's one of my favourite Paul Walker films.

I miss Paul Walker so much. I've been a fan of his since 2001's the first Fast & Furious film. He has some great films outside the Fast & Furious franchise and Ruining Scared is one of them. It's a mid budget movie. No big explosions or insane stunts but the story is very intense about a young boy who stole a revolver from a neighbour's house to kill his father and getaway from his house to somewhere in the night with a gun and Paul Walker has to go after him because that gun is used to kill undercover cop by the criminal that Paul Walker is working for. There are so many side characters in this movie that are involved with. This movie is so violent and fast paced. Vera Farmiga was so young in this movie and she was so hot in this movie. I think Paul Walker gave his best performance here.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 1 day ago

Are you a fan of "Rambo III (1988)"?

Bad guy: "Who are you?"

Rambo: " Your worst nightmare."

I like all Rambo movies except 5. I think Rambo 3 is a super underrated movie because many people hate this film and call it the worst one of the franchise. What! I really enjoy this one. I mean Rambo First Blood Part 2 and Rambo 3 are not bad at all, it's not the same quality as First Blood but both are very entertaining war action movies. At that time Rambo 3 was one of the highest budget movies ever made. You can see the final battle scenes were so epic and so many extra actors were riding horses against real tanks and helicopters. You've got everything you want to see in the 80's action movies, guns and explosions and cool one liner. The story is very simple but I like it a lot. Rambo goes to the middle east to get his colonel back against the Russian military. Stallone at his peak. He got Rocky and Rambo franchises. His body was so incredible in this movie.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 2 days ago

Your opinions on "16 Blocks (2006)"?

It's the last movie that Richard Donner directed. He did so many great movies back then especially the Lethal Weapon franchise. I think this movie is not that great but not that bad either. If you don't have anything to do please go check this one. It's a good movie. It's more like a thriller than action but there are some great shootout and chase scenes too. Bruce Willis once again played a cop role but this time he played different from other catalogue. His character is an old, lazy and very alcoholic. He can fight and use firearms but not that great because his character is a hangover. He is not like John McClane from the Die Hard series. I really like the plot about the dirty cops are shutting down the city and hunting down their friend (Willis) that feels guilty for what he did in the past and helps the innocent criminal (Mos Def) to do the right thing.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 2 days ago

I just saw "Hitman (2007)" for the first time and I really like this movie.

I've known this movie for many years but never have a chance to watch it. Yesterday I saw this movie for the first time on Blu-Ray. I watched the uncut version and I enjoy it a lot way more than I expected because many of the movies that are based on video games are not that good but this one is different. I like the plot about a mission to the assassination Russian politician but it goes wrong and turns to hunting and chasing him throughout the film and so surprises the twist at the end of the movie. The action scenes are so entertaining especially the shootout scenes and hand to hand fights. Timothy Olyphant is so cool in this role. He looks like a real hitman. The girl is very hot too.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 3 days ago

Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol 4K/BD Steelbook

This is my personal favourite MI film. I watched it over 20 times yet. It got a sense of humour mixed with intense action and spy stuff. I really like the dynamic of each one of the characters in the team in this movie especially Jeremy Renner. I like the idea that all the gadgets didn't work in this sequel and I like how Ethan and his team had to think and fix the plan in a short time and it happened throughout the film. The Burj Khalifa sequence is outstanding and very exciting. The sandstorm chase scene is so thrilling. The problem is just that the villain is not interesting at all and not that good. His character is so basic. If you watch MI-3 before this one you can see how weak this villain is compared to PSH.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 3 days ago

Where is my elephant? Have you seen "Tony Jaa's The Protector (2005)"?

It came out two years after Ong Bak (The Thai warrior) which is a very successful Thai action film that goes worldwide. Later on the director of The Raid films said he had inspiration from both Ong Bak and The Protector.

I remembered when The Protector came out many people including myself were very excited. It's made by the same crew from Ong Bak. The story is very simple but it shows a real Thai culture about elephants and Thai local people. The plot is about a Thai young man who grew up with elephants and has a relationship like there is a part of his family and one day two elephants that he owns have been taken by the Chinese crime organisation to Australia for some reasons and he goes after them in Australia to find and bring back his elephants.

I really enjoy the action scenes especially all the hand to hand combat fights in this movie. No wires, no CGI and all stunts Tony Jaa did it by himself. IMO, The action scenes are bigger and better than Ong Bak but Ong Bak is a more popular movie for some reasons.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 3 days ago

Many people hate this Bond film but I really enjoy it. Your opinions on "Quantum Of Solace (2008)"?

I never understand why so many people hate this movie. One thing that I guess because it is a direct sequel to Casino Royale and that movie is outstanding. Quantum Of Solace is a very short movie about 1 hour and 46 minutes long. I hope it was gonna be longer than that because I think a few parts of this movie still left the question to the audience and never explained. The production had a big problem because the writer strikes.

Daniel Craig and the director Marc Foster had to rewrote the scene during the movie shooting. I think it's a very unique Bond movie with a great plot. I don't think it's considered the worst Bond film ever made like some people said. I prefer this one to Spectre and No Time To Die. I know this movie is not as good as Casino Royale and Skyfall but it's not bad at all.

The story about the Quantum organisation that wants to take control of the third world environment and make the profit from it that is interesting and related to the real world. I think Dominic Greene is a good villain.

The action scenes are so entertaining and very brutal especially the car chase scene in the beginning and the hand to hand combat fight scenes. The movie moves fast and never stops. I think it's a very underrated Bond film. I really like the Bond girl in this movie (forgot her name) her character is not a type of Bond girl in other movies. She does not show her body or wanna be sexy. She has a mission to do. She is so strong and never slept with Bond and I like that.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 4 days ago

Do you agreed this is the best Die Hard sequel? Your opinions on "Die Hard With A Vengeance (1995)"?

I watched this movie so many times when I was around 16-17. It was a super fun and very entertaining movie from start to finish without boring scenes. I think this one is nearly as good as the original movie but the ending scene was not that great. I prefer the alternate ending. Bruce Willis had a great chemistry with Samuel L. Jackson. Both were so hilarious in this movie. I really like the plot too. Jeremy Irons was great as Simon Gruber. He is my second favourite villain of the franchise. His plan is to steal the gold from the wall street is brilliant and I like all those puzzle games that he forced John McClane to play with him.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 4 days ago

Any fans of "Inception (2010)"? It's my top 5 favourite Nolan films.

I really like the concept of this movie about a group of criminals who have a machine that can go inside the target dreams and change their mind, stealing something in the dream but it will change the future in real life. I watched this movie three times to understand all the details. Christopher Nolan is a mastermind. His films are very unique and very interesting. I think Inception is his masterpiece work just like The Dark Knight. It's a movie that is ahead of time. The cast is excellent. I love all the characters in this movie especially Tom Hardy and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Both were very entertaining characters. The action scenes are very good too especially the final act when the dream is collapsing every character has to complete their mission in 4 steps of dreams.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 5 days ago

Patriot Games (1992) is my personal favourite Jack Ryan movie. Your opinions about this movie?

Patriot Games is my first Jack Ryan film that I watched. I think Harrison Ford was great as Jack Ryan I prefer him to Alec Baldwin and Ben Affleck. He is Jack Ryan in the older version that I want to see. He got family and retired from the CIA. I think the story is very simple and very personal about saving his family from the IRA terrorists that want revenge. It's not too complicated or involved with the political as much as like other films in the series. I really like Sean Bean as the villain. I like his English accent. He nailed it very well. Samuel L. Jackson was great too as the supporting actor. The final house invasion scene to the boat chase scene was awesome too. This scene is very intense.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 5 days ago

Your opinions on Mission: Impossible Fallout (2018)? I think this is the best Mission: Impossible movie yet.

I watched this movie three times on IMAX theatre. I still get hyped every time I watch this movie. I think it's better than the last two MI films which are not that terrible but not that great. Fallout is the peak one of the franchise because the action scenes are so super exciting and very creative. It's very action heavy from start to finish while the story is very intense too. I really like how they bring back Julia's character and continue the story from the previous film. I like all the locations in this movie. The score is great too.

During shooting this movie Tom Cruise was 56 years old and he did all the stunts by himself. The moment where he jumped over from the rooftop to another rooftop and his knee hit the top of the building that was real but I respect his spirit while he gets hurt, he climbed up the building so quickly and walked through the camera to get this shot and this footage is used in the final cut.

I adore all the action scenes in this movie especially the motorcycle turned car chase through Paris which is fantastic. You can see Tom Cruise didn't wear a helmet and he rode a motorcycle on the high speed chase. The cast is excellent especially Henry Carvill. His character was so likable and very interesting. Rebecca Ferguson was fantastic too. She had so many great fight scenes in this movie especially near the end of the movie where her fight with Solomon Lane.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 7 days ago

Do you like "Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005)"?

I heard so many negative things about this movie as you all know both lead relationships in real life but if you cut this thing out of your head and see a movie, it's a very enjoyable film. I adore this movie for a very long time. It's very action packed with comedy and romance mixed together. The story is very interesting about a couple that married for 5-6 years and they didn't know each other's real job both are assassins.

Brad Pitt was great and very handsome. Angelina Jolie was so damn sexy and very hot in this movie. I saw her in many movies but I think this one had the best look for her. I love all the shootout and fight scenes especially the highway chase and the house fight scene between both Pitt and Jolie was hilarious and fun.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 8 days ago

Are you a fan of "The Fugitive (1993)"?

Harrison Ford - "I didn't kill my wife."

Tommy Lee Jones - "I don't care."

I watched this movie on DVD and now on 4K many many times and I adore this movie. I think the story is very interesting and very intense.

What I like about this movie is the hero is just an everyday guy. He is just a doctor, he has no fighting skills at all. He has to run away from what he did not do and has to prove the evidence and find out the real murderer. The twist at the end of the movie that surprised me when it reveals the real villain who set up the crime scene. It's one of my favourite 90's action thriller movies.

Both lead actors were great especially Tommy Lee Jones as U.S. marshal "Sam Gerard". I saw Jones in the similar role in many movies after this one but I still think The Fugitive is his best movie. He won the oscar for this role. I never have a chance to go to Chicago but I like the cinematography in this movie to show the beautiful side of Chicago.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 9 days ago

I just saw "The Equalizer (2014)". It's one of my favourite action thriller movies of the 2010's.

I watched this movie in the theatre back in 2014. At that time I was 14 and so hyped about one man army revenge movies just like Taken or Man On Fire. I've been a fan of Denzel for a long time.

I think he is one of the best Hollywood actors. His acting is top notch. I went to see this movie just once and loved it so much but I can't remember the details of the movie. Yesterday I rewatched it again for the second time and I still like this movie. The first half of the movie is slow burn a bit but I think it's a good way to start and build up characters and tension before the story goes to action.

The main story is very simple but I like it a lot when the story is not confusing or complicated and you can focus on it. Denzel in this movie is badass as always. He is basically a killing machine with no mercy just like his character in Man On Fire and The Book Of Eli. His character is cold blooded. He always gives a chance to bad guys to quit but they won't so he has to kill them. He doesn't use guns much. He likes to pick up objects in the room used as a weapon.

I prefer him to John Wick, both John Wick and The Equalizer movies came out in the same year but for me EQ is much better in the storytelling and action. The villain is great too. I really like the villain in this movie. He is very smart and always has plans to deal with Denzel.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 9 days ago

What are your favourite movies with "Guns, lots of guns."?

Here are my favourites

  1. The Kingdom (2007)

  2. The Rundown (2003)

  3. Predator (1987)

  4. Rambo First Blood Part 2 (1985)

  5. Black Hawk Down (2001)

  6. Saving Private Ryan (1998)

  7. Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005)

  8. True Lies (1994)

  9. The Killer (1989)

  10. Hard-Boiled (1992)

  11. Face/Off (1997)

  12. The Matrix (1999)

  13. Goldeneye (1995)

  14. Terminator 2 Judgment Day (1991)

  15. Die Hard (1988)

  16. Shooter (2007)

  17. John Wick (2014)

  18. Heat (1995)

  19. Ronin (1998)

  20. Mission: Impossible 3 (2006)

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 11 days ago

I'm going to "Kill Bill". Are you a fan of both Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill movies?

I've got Kill Bill Vol. 1&2 on 4K with slipcovers from my sister. She bought it when she went to the USA. She is a big fan of both Kill Bill films. My first Quentin Tarantino movie that I watched is Pulp Fiction but I prefer Kill Bill and Reservoir Dogs. I think Uma Thurman is the right choice to cast and play as The Bride. She is awesome and looks so great with that outfit and sword. The soundtrack is fucking awesome too. I like both Kill Bill films equally. The first movie is heavy action and well choreographed. The second movie is more about the background story between Bill and The Bride and less action but still fun to watch. I think Quentin is a big fan of Chinese Kung Fu and Japanese Samurai movies. Kill Bill has many moments called it back to classic Asian martial arts movies and I really like it.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 11 days ago

Any fans of "Goldeneye (1995)"?

I think it was a very entertaining Bond movie. The story is very good. The theme song is great. It's a good balance between a 90's chessy action movie and a serious tone. I prefer this one to Tomorrow Never Dies and The World Is Not Enough Enough. I think Goldeneye is the best Pierce Brosnan's Bond film. The cast is excellent. The actress who played the Bond girl in this movie is very pretty. Sean Bean is a great villain. I really like him in this movie. He had a good reason why he went rogue and wanted to destroy Bond and England. This is the first movie that introduced us to Judi Dench the first female M in the franchise and her character is so iconic. The action scenes are very cool especially the tank chase scene. All the gadgets that Bond used in this movie were awesome especially the bomb pen and the laser watch. Brosnan is my favourite Bond actor. His audition impressed me very much. He is handsome and very good looking in a suit.

u/Kevin_Thailand_2543 — 13 days ago