Kung Fury

Pure genius. 🙏 This is a cult classic in the making.

briskeagle3 said:Honestly, these 30 minutes were better than every single superhero movie we've gotten lately... I mean, Thor from this flick would just eat Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, and whoever else for breakfast.

Check out my pecs 😬

I wasn't really feeling it. It’s trying way too hard.

It’s like going to a stand-up set where the comedian just grabs you by the throat—shoving jokes right into your face while laughing hysterically at their own bits.

It’s decent, but man, they missed the mark on a lot of those bases.

Like what?

Eric Fox12 said:Like what?

Honestly, that whole thing with Thor was just pathetic.
I mean, they all show up right in front of Hitler, just standing there staring at him instead of actually taking him out immediately.

nimblemarlin6 hit the nail on the head. He’s trying way too hard. Look, he's a good actor, credit where it's due, but even if that terrible acting was intentional? They pushed it just a little too far.

Grace Sanchez50 said:The whole Thor thing was just pathetic.
Like when they all show up in front of Hitler and just stare at him instead of taking him out immediately.

I respect the take, but I think that was the point.
It’s a tired cliché in cinema—the villain gets a long monologue, then the hero responds. It’s ridiculous; in half these movies, the villain and the lead could sit down for a Starbucks together and chat.
Modern films do this constantly, and don't even get me started on the eighties. Those movies were packed with this nonsense, yet we still love them.
It would be refreshing to see a main villain just take a bullet to the head without saying a single word.
In my view, they nailed that eighties vibe perfectly.

This flick captured the essence of the 80s better than any bloated Hollywood blockbuster ever could. 😁

If you haven't seen it yet, consider this your sign to watch it.

The Comedian is actually pretty great in this flick 🤣
Plus, honestly? For such a tiny budget, the special effects aren't half bad.

I can't help but feel like this guy is giving off major Topper (Charlie Sheen) vibes from Hot Shots! Part Deux 😁

Nicholas Nguyen said:Honestly, that little flick captured the vibe of the 80s way better than those bloated, overpriced Hollywood blockbusters we see every summer😁

If you haven't seen it yet, you really should

Not quite—it just leans hard into that hyper-ironic 80s nostalgia that everyone seems obsessed with lately.

Eric Fox12 said:The original

Bulletproof Monk



kung fu Nazis....

I’d love to see all of that happen over at Alcatraz...
🤣

rustywalker42 said:nimblemarlin6 made a fair point. I mean, he’s clearly trying hard, and I suppose you have to give him credit for that, but even if we're talking about intentionally bad acting for comedic effect, it feels like they might have pushed it just a little too far this time.

It was okay, I guess... not bad all things considered, but I definitely expected something a bit more substantial after seeing that trailer...

"I got hit by lightning and then bit by a cobra" 🤣🤣🤣

The movie is 🙏

My one major oversight—if you can even call it that—was when he handed her that phone without thinking twice. I really should have stopped him and asked, "Wait, where am I supposed to stash my savings now?" 😁

The best part has gotta be that 2D showdown against the Nazis and the whole Hackermann sequence🙏

Killer. Hope they've got a sequel in the works! 👍

Oh sure, absolute peak genius right there. It’s just perfect because it isn't quite too cheesy—you know, like those low-budget Sharknado flicks—but it's actually smart enough to genuinely lift your spirits whenever you need it.
Kudos to 🙏