Tango & Cash

This movie is absolutely flawless! 🙏

Again 😍

kings...🙏 🙏 🙏

I find myself torn: should I spend tomorrow watching the new "Black Kish," that Ridley Scott crime thriller starring Michael Douglas and Andy Garcia? It boasts a great atmosphere, solid acting, and takes place in Japan, a country that has fascinated me for years. On the other hand... there's Tango and Cash: that sophisticated tale of romance between Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell, cleverly disguised as a straightforward action flick. It’s a film that, twenty years ago, essentially predicted the vision of "Brokeback Mountain."

DAMN! IT'S LIKE SOPHIE'S CHOICE!

casualotter21 said:Do I really need to repeat myself? This movie is a classic. You’ve got the ultimate buddy duo, Kurt Russell and Sylvester Stallone. Then there's Teri Hatcher (who played Lois from Lois & Clark). Plus, you have Jack Palance, the guy who earned his reputation as the villain most in need of some Bronch after playing Darth Vader. What more is there to say?

😍 😍 I think it's time for a rewatch, maybe paired with Day of the Beast...

casualotter21 said:Now I’m stuck in a bit of a dilemma... do I spend my tomorrow watching the new "Black Kish," that Ridley Scott crime thriller starring Michael Douglas and Andy Garcia? It’s got a solid atmosphere, a great cast, and it's set in Japan, a place I've been fascinated by for years. But then again... there's Tango. That sophisticated love story about the romance between Stallone and Russell, all wrapped up in what looks like a simple action shooter. A film that, twenty years ago, basically predicted "Brokeback Mountain"...

DAMN! IT'S LIKE SOPHIE'S CHOICE!

😂😂😂😂

Forget Douglas and Garcia, that's my pick for you 😬

Classic American action trash.
Basically: just skip it!

Total cinematic masterpiece. The best part is right at the start when some character says, "He thinks he's Rambo," and then Sylvester Stallone just blasts that tank with his pistol and snaps back, "Rambo being a wimp."🤣 🤣 🤣

Man, this movie is pure gold. It’s got that gritty, high-octane 80s action vibe, kind of like Die Hard or Lethal Weapon—even if Dirty Rotten Scoundrels feels more 90s, you know what I mean.

There’s this one part where Johnny Cash walks into his cell ready to go, and his cellmate basically tells him "not on my watch" because he's hogging the toilet. Cash tries to act all tough and teach the guy a lesson, but then this massive Black Kish stands up from the bed, and Cash just loses it. He looks so terrified, making the most ridiculous face you've ever seen... absolutely hilarious!

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redwalker6 says: It’s pure cinematic kitsch. The absolute highlight is right at the start when some character tries to imply Sylvester Stallone thinks he’s still Rambo, only for Stallone to just blast that tank with his pistol and mutter that Rambo being a wimp is a thing of the past.🤣 🤣 🤣

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsGq4...elated&search=
That's the exact scene. 🙂

So, when is the second part actually dropping?

It feels like Sylvester Stallone is finally getting some momentum when it comes to sequels...

Maybe they'll just call it: "alarm in a nursing home"😁

Thomas Green2 said:Any idea when the second part might actually drop? I'm practically counting down the minutes!

It looks like Sylvester Stallone is really getting fired up about making some sequels lately...

Maybe it’ll be called: "Alarm in a Nursing Home." 😁

They actually end up chasing each other around in wheelchairs—it's wild! Honestly, I thought the movie was great—way better than something like Kill Bill or that kind of garbage. It’s just a solid, old-school action flick—you know, the kind where people don't start flying around or dealing with all that ridiculous sci-fi nonsense. Just pure, traditional action.

Nathan Myers28 said:They end up chasing each other in wheelchairs, which is ridiculous. Aside from that, I actually liked the movie. It’s way better than Kill Bill or that kind of garbage. It’s a proper, old-school action flick—none of that flying around nonsense.

The movie is top-tier compared to Kill Bill👍. Sure, it tries to be "realistic," but let's be honest—no action movie actually is. For me, the best part is when they're tearing through everything in that tank-car, pushing straight toward the enemy base.

Quote: Bill or that kind of nonsense. It feels like a traditional action flick, you know? No flying around or any of that ridiculous stuff.

Skac01 says: They’ll probably be chasing each other around in wheelchairs, but regardless, I think the movie works. It’s actually quite solid—much better than something like kill

👍 Exactly—no flying involved. 👍