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Sky Captain
My God so much potential. The first was such a great fun throw back.
My God so much potential. The first was such a great fun throw back.
Sequels that Will NEVER be Made, But You'd Like to See 'Em
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From Paris With Love
Besides the dialog, it had one of the most jumbled scripts ever, but I had such a blast watching it especially John Travolta that I would really want a sequel, but it barely made back its budget so probably not happening
Besides the dialog, it had one of the most jumbled scripts ever, but I had such a blast watching it especially John Travolta that I would really want a sequel, but it barely made back its budget so probably not happening
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Blind Fury 2
This was a really fun, if unrealistic, movie starring Rutger Hauer as a Vietnam Vet who was blinded in battle and studied swordsmanship with the natives who nursed him back to health. He comes back home and ends up having to defend his old army buddy's kid from a bunch of gangsters. It's pretty much a modernization/Americanization of the Japanese Zatoichi movies.
I figure in the sequel, Frank Parker (Hauer) opens up his own fencing school. He trains his students in one on one tutorials, and charges a fair bit for his survices. Then one of his students gets into a heap of trouble, Frank has to use his martial arts skills to save the day.
This was a really fun, if unrealistic, movie starring Rutger Hauer as a Vietnam Vet who was blinded in battle and studied swordsmanship with the natives who nursed him back to health. He comes back home and ends up having to defend his old army buddy's kid from a bunch of gangsters. It's pretty much a modernization/Americanization of the Japanese Zatoichi movies.
I figure in the sequel, Frank Parker (Hauer) opens up his own fencing school. He trains his students in one on one tutorials, and charges a fair bit for his survices. Then one of his students gets into a heap of trouble, Frank has to use his martial arts skills to save the day.
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Blind Fury 2
This was a really fun, if unrealistic, movie starring Rutger Hauer as a Vietnam Vet who was blinded in battle and studied swordsmanship with the natives who nursed him back to health. He comes back home and ends up having to defend his old army buddy's kid from a bunch of gangsters. It's pretty much a modernization/Americanization of the Japanese Zatoichi movies.
I figure in the sequel, Frank Parker (Hauer) opens up his own fencing school. He trains his students in one on one tutorials, and charges a fair bit for his survices. Then one of his students gets into a heap of trouble, Frank has to use his martial arts skills to save the day.
This was a really fun, if unrealistic, movie starring Rutger Hauer as a Vietnam Vet who was blinded in battle and studied swordsmanship with the natives who nursed him back to health. He comes back home and ends up having to defend his old army buddy's kid from a bunch of gangsters. It's pretty much a modernization/Americanization of the Japanese Zatoichi movies.
I figure in the sequel, Frank Parker (Hauer) opens up his own fencing school. He trains his students in one on one tutorials, and charges a fair bit for his survices. Then one of his students gets into a heap of trouble, Frank has to use his martial arts skills to save the day.
