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I saw it six times in the theater. That’s once a week for every week that it was at the (only, single screen) theater in the next town over.
GAMEM? Not even. I’d say ‘Crank’ or something directed by John Woo starring Chow Yun Fat well before I chose anything by James Cameron.
You all are wack-a-doodle, everybody knows that “Demolition Man” is The single article of our shared culture that’s gunna redeam us when all is said and done. I mean just look at the premise, it’s pretty much a what if Nino Brown was Marty Mcfly!
Any classic Jackie Chan will do, thanks much.
@54:
The grown-ups are talking about action movies, not slapstick comedies.
We can put the Keystone Kops dvd in for you when your Jackie Chan runs out; just scream and throw your pacifier at the playroom door.
@54- Martial Arts movies deserve a separate category.
Ong Bak was the greatest martial arts movie ever.