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What's your favorite Jason Statham action movie?

Jason Statham has starred in some seriously entertaining action movies, from The Transporter to The Mechanic and The Beekeeper.

What do you think is his BEST action movie, and which one deserves more attention?

I'm curious to see everyone's picks. 🔥

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u/ryan198140 — 5 days ago

Anyone else love the town in the first Rambo?

I'll pause a bunch in the town and look around at the scenery. It's the most qaint, cozy looking place imaginable.

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u/Occult_Asteroid7 — 4 days ago

Robin Hood Prince of Thieves villians

Alan Rickman gets the plaudits for one of the most memorable movie villains (and rightly so), but I can't help think its unfortunate that he's completely overshadowed three other wonderful performances by Harold Innocent, Gwendoline McEwan and Michael Wincott. Never seen much stated about them but all of them really nail the evilness in different forms.

This really is a rip roaring adventure full of great characters and performances. I think initial critical response was mixed but often that's to it featuring yet another bland Costner role, along with the baggage of him influencing the direction as another of his 1990's vanity projects.

One of best thing as well are the brilliant sets, Nottingham castle scenes was film in France, and everywhere and extras feel legit Norman/Saxon. A lot of Hollywood medieval films always feel very Magic Kingdom sets but here it looks natural.

I've always like to imagine this film with a proper Northern actor like Sean Bean, Christopher Eccleston or David Thewlis as Robin. Or maybe even Carey Elwes.

u/Prize_Farm4951 — 5 days ago
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AYO dis movie right hurr Blue Streak is the shizznit yo!

AYYYYY NAH CUZ BLUE STREAK IS STRAIGHT-UP THAT MOVIE FAM!! 😭🔥💀

LIKE MY BOY MARTIN LAWRENCE OUT HERE PLAYIN' MILES LOGAN STEALIN' A WHOLE DIAMOND GETTIN' LOCKED UP THEN COMIN' BACK OUT HERE PRETENDIN' TO BE A WHOLE POLICE OFFICER?!? 💀💀

BRO IS A CRIMINAL PLAYIN' A COP WHO'S TRYNA CATCH HIMSELF!! YOU CANNOT MAKE THIS STUFF UP DAWG!! 😭😭

And the way he be talkin' to folks with that straight face makin' up stuff on the fly tryna keep his cover from gettin' BLOWN?! MAN I'M CRYIN'!! 😂😂 Every five minutes this dude got himself into some new mess and somehow he STILL be talkin' like he got everything under control!

AND DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON LUKE WILSON!! 🤣 That man just tryna do his job while Martin out here freelancin' his way through the entire LAPD like it's a side quest in a video game!!

🔥 THE COMEDY? FIRE. 🔥 THE ACTION? FIRE. 🔥 THE QUOTES? LEGENDARY. 🔥 MARTIN LAWRENCE'S FACIAL EXPRESSIONS? OSCAR-WORTHY FOOLISHNESS MY GUY!!

And that whole setup with the diamond hidden in the police station?! NAH FAM. THE AUDACITY. THE ABSOLUTE GALL. THIS MAN REALLY SAID I'M FINNA GO BACK TO THE SCENE OF THE CRIME AND GET A JOB THERE. 😭😭😭

BLUE STREAK AIN'T JUST A MOVIE IT'S A WHOLE VIBE BRUH!! You throw that joint on and suddenly the whole room locked in. Ain't nobody scrollin' on they phone. Ain't nobody askin' what's next. We ALL sittin' there watchin' Miles dig himself deeper into the most ridiculous undercover operation EVER!!

REAL TALK THIS MOVIE GOT THAT REWATCH VALUE YA HEARD?! You can watch it a hundred times and STILL be laughin' at the same foolishness like it's brand-new!!

MARTIN LAWRENCE WAS IN HIS BAG FAM. HIS WHOLE WALLET. HIS WHOLE BANK ACCOUNT. 💰😂🔥

BLUE STREAK IS THAT MF MOVIE. PERIOD. NO DEBATE. CASE CLOSED. 🚔💎😭

u/Remote_Republic_5509 — 5 days ago
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Video Review: One Last Shot (2026) Scott Adkins and James Nunn complete their one take action trilogy with Kane Kosugi getting a chance for revenge ! The film retains its tactical action while also have some intense martial arts exchanges thrown into the mix. Which film is your favorite?

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u/_OnlyNiceThings — 5 days ago
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Breakout (1975)

Bronson film number 4 for me. This was a good one! Didn’t expect to see a young Robert Duvall and a young Randy Quaid.

u/No-Hurry3034 — 10 days ago

"THE PHANTOM" (1996) - after The Rocketeer yesterday, another 90s pulpy comic book film today which I still enjoy. The cast seem to be having fun, some decent action sequences and pretty enjoyable overall. Any fans of this one?

The Phantom is a 1996 superhero film directed by Simon Wincer.

Based on Lee Falk's comic strip The Phantom by King Features, the film stars Billy Zane as a seemingly immortal crimefighter and his battle against all forms of evil.

The Phantom also stars Treat Williams, Kristy Swanson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, James Remar and Patrick McGoohan.

u/70_Yard_Diag_Holte77 — 14 days ago
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Lady Snowblood (1973)

Watched Lady Snowblood tonight, starring Meiko Kashi and directed by Toshiya Fujima.

I did not know this was the movie that inspired Kill Bill, until I started watching.

I liked this a lot. Quentin Tarantino obviously did too.

u/No-Hurry3034 — 12 days ago

There needs to be more action movies set on Halloween or about the holiday.

I'm honestly sick and tired of horror and franchises like the Halloween film series dominating the holiday. Let's do something else to shaken things up for a change. I mean, we already have The Guest, Jack Reacher: Never Go Back, Cowboy Bebop: The Movie - Knockin' On Heaven's Door, The Predator, The Spy Next Door, Detective Knight: Rogue, Batman Forever, The Batman, to name some.

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u/Suitable-Self-3476 — 13 days ago