I believe that might be the one starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, if my memory serves me correctly... It’s called Mercenary, or perhaps something similar to that... I seem to recall the plot involving a man who escapes from a foreign legion unit, though I can't say for certain if I have the exact title right...
casualtrucker79 said:Well, yes, that is certainly true, though I suppose the real question remains as to what actually brings a person joy... And if someone finds entertainment in a Yellow Cab and still insists on debating the merits of it—well, then I simply thank them for their time...
I find myself somewhat perplexed by the logic here, because if one has no intention of engaging in a discussion about the subject, then I struggle to understand why they would choose to post anything at all on this thread...🙂
Austin Martinez81 said:I mean, what’s your point? Movies are meant for entertainment, not necessarily to leave you with some profound artistic impression or force you to overanalyze everything... People don't just go to see high-brow art films; honestly, half of those "masterpieces" are actually quite mediocre and only get any traction because people assume they must mean something significant simply because a famous director made them. Take something like '25th Hour,' for instance...
There is certainly a great deal of truth to be found in that sentiment, as one really doesn't need to be constantly exerting mental effort while watching a film, because sometimes it is quite lovely to simply lean back and unwind...👍
I recently sat down to watch the first two installments, and honestly, they were perfectly fine little flicks if you're just looking to unwind and switch your brain off for a bit...👍 By the way, I was wondering, does he still drive that same old ride, or have they finally upgraded him to something with a bit more horsepower?