One of Walter Hill's last great films without a doubt. A tough, hard-boiled, no-nonsense, fast-paced action thriller that plays like an '80s version of The Wild Bunch.
@@kentallard8852 -Is there a way to find those 45 minutes? I read that too; and I am very curious . I know that Ironside was used more and had a bigger part .
Kristen Otten William Forsythe is great in this movie. My daughter met a few years ago in Providence, RI. He was staying at the hotel she worked out while doing a movie shoot. She said he was a real gentleman to everybody working at the hotel
It's really sad that Hollywood has lost all the creativity and originality that it once had. Movies like this are a rare breed, I mean Walter Hill, Andrew Vajna, Mario Kassar, and John Milius.......all those guys knew what an action movie was. They knew how to put together something exciting and thrilling and just all-around badass and Extreme Prejudice is fine example of their handy work and of a time gone by. When my children grow up I want them to be able to experience movies like this for how great they were, not the CGI-laden shit fests that are pumped out today.
It's because only 3 or 4 studios are left today and they're only interested in making sequels and movies related to other movies. For example, I just saw that they've made a new "Beverly Hills Cop" movie starring Eddy Murphy's Axel Foley character. WTF? The last sequel was in 1994, too long ago to do another sequel. But because it'll make zillions of dollars, that's all that matters.
My only problem with this movie is how horribly under-rated it is. And when the hell are we gonna get a good DVD edition in the States? Ok, I guess that's 2 problems.
Believe it or not, there is an uncut version that was 40 minutes longer. The story was more in-depth and Michael Ironside had a much bigger role. Like another 48hrs, we may never see the directors cut of this either.
Paulus DeRaque yup. Go to imdb and look in the trivia section. It’ll give you a brief telling of it. Unfortunately, because Hill is a dick about releasing uncut films because he feels the finished product you see in the theater is all u need to see, it’s doubtful we’ll ever see the uncut version of this and another 48hrs.
@@htownkid90 What do you mean the blu-ray just came out? I don't see it anywhere. The only blu-ray versions I'm aware of is the japanese version, which I bought a couple years ago for fifty bucks (looks like now it's going for 150.00), and the French blu-ray release. The Japanese plays on our blu-ray players and you can turn the audio to english.
In real life the correct rank structure for the team would be: Larry McRose ---- MSG ---- Master Sergeant Buckman Atwater ---- SFC ---- Sergeant First Class Charles Biddle ---- SFC ---- Sergeant First Class Luther Fry ---- SFC ---- Sergeant First Class Declen Patrick Coker ---- SSG ---- Staff Sergeant Paul Hackett ---- MAJ ---- Major United States Army....
This was actually a very good movie...with some great one liners. I like it when Rip Torn is in the truck with Nick and Nick says "You know the next thing your gonna complain about is the state legislator making women Rangers." And Rip says "I don't care as long as she's six foot six and mean as a rattlesnake." Then he says. "State legislators! Shit Jack, the only thing worse than a politician is a child molester." Which is about 95% true.
One of the best lines ever, Rip Torn to Nolte, "sh*t Jack the only thing worse than a politician is a child molester". And this was 34 years ago. They knew.
Of course they knew. What exactly do you think they've been up to in hollyweird since its inception? Maybe you prefer to look the other way so it doesn't taint your entertainment
When they make the mistake of what abandoned pick-up Jack is behind then as a consequence that poor bastard Garza gets half his foot blasted off is fantastic. I've remembered that cinematic moment since I was 10 years old. I loved it then and I love it now.
Best line in the movie, when the mercenaries rob the small town Texas bank, one of the good ol' boy hostages says to them "Are you boys all terrorists?", LOL.
I was home on leave from the Navy, in El Paso International Airport when the face sitting line was being shot. I had official business with my records at Ft. Bliss that day, and happened to be wearing my dress blues, when one of the AD’s approached me if I wanted to be in the shot, ( the idea was for William Forsythe to bust my chops being a sailor)… I CHICKENED OUT! I ended up staying for the shooting of the “face sitting “ line and watched from the sidelines. Biggest regret.
RobARug Captain Eugene "Mr. Krabs" Krabs, Freezed by King Neptune of Atlantis, Bikini Bottoms, Pacific Ocean, 03-07-85, body is still kept frozen in Krusty Krabs
asstomouth1000 And Michael Ironside, Rip Torn, William Forsythe.....you got Andrew Vajna and Mario Kassar executive producing, Buzz Feitshans producing, Walter Hill directing, Jerry Goldsmith doing the music, John Millius writing.....I mean Christ how did this get so badly overlooked?!?
Once upon a time. I was stranded in a trailer park up in Northern Ontario. Working on a restoration project of a century old building. We had a television in our trailer but reception was poor. Maybe one channel if we were lucky. So we went to the local variety store and rented a vhs player and three movies. This was one of them. Must have watched it 15 times over the next two months. Never got bored of it. We only paid to have the vcr for a weekend but ended up keeping it for two months 😆 . Once we finished the job and were leaving for good we dropped the machine and movies on the front counter and walked out without saying a word.
Lemme guess. They had trouble verifying your I D. In order to rent the VCR because it kept coming back that you were K. I. A. in Viet Nam and your body was never recovered. So they just didn't bother.
HELL YEAH!! Yinz Betcha, Brilliant Opening. Best of Walter Hill and My '87 Movie Faves. RIP Powers Boothe (06/01/48 - 05/14/17) and Rip Torn (02/06/31 - 07/09/19) Como Estas, Lady Kathleen "hey, Kate here. LOVE it, Corporal. My kinda action, shoot 'em up, modern day western with a strong cast. RIP Powers and Rip. thx Corporal for sharing my take" #PraiseSisterKate #OldSchoolLadyDisciplinePartner en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extreme_Prejudice_(film) imdb.com/title/tt0092997/ imfdb.org/wiki/Extreme_Prejudice theactionelite.com/extreme-prejudice-1987-review/ Credit #TriStarPictures and #CarolcoPictures
I figure the relevant distinction is armaments. Dutch's team would easily wipe them out using that rubric. If they all had the same weapons? Who knows!
I remember when I had this early military ID. They changed to CAC cards in the 2000s. You can tell the ID is not accurate on how they abbreviate the ranks. I maybe off because the Army went to three letter abbreviations. So MSGT (Master Sergeant) back then is now abbreviated MSG for the Army. SGT.1C is now SFC for Sergeant First Class. Plus in the ID they use rank instead of grade. E7 should be in grade. E8 for Master Sergeant O4 for Major.
I love how they’re actually characters or at least fun cartoons for the most part. Doesn’t take itself too seriously but always doesn’t forfeit the thrills of a real action picture either. Kinda a staple of how a popcorn action movie should function.
I prefer Clancy Brown, ‘cause he voices one of the most notorious villains in Nickelodeon. And he’s also done numerous villains- animated and live action. But I’ll always remember him as Mr. Krabs.
They had to Age up three of the characters to make their deaths work, Sgt Atwater, William Forsythe was born in 1955, his character was killed off in 1974, in real life he was 19, probably had to add 5-7 years on him. Sgt McRose, Clancy Brown, Born 1959, his character was killed off in 1972, he was 13, he was definitely aged up probably 15 years. Major Hackett, Michael Ironsides,great actor was born in 1950, his character was killed off in 1973, at the rank of Major, Ironsides age was 23. A major would’ve been probably in his or her 30’s , but don’t quote me. Coker and Biddle’s ages and deaths fit because Scott was born in 1961 and Mulhern was born in 1960, and were killed off in 1983-84, so it fits. Frys death date is 1977, but there is no known birth date for Dan Tillis. Great move all the same. Have it in my DVD collection.
It's a somewhat over the top homage to the action genre in general but it's entertaining as hell to watch with some of the best machismo dialog ever written. They had the actors to pull it off too. Nick Nolte, Powers Booth, Rip Torn and Michael Ironside!
Have to order it from Germany as a mediabook or France but it has embedded French subtitles you can't turn off but I have that version because it was cheaper than the mediabook
Blooper: Nolte walks in that bar to arrest the fat man,carrying a 30-30 Winchester LEVER ACTION RIFLE.............he shoots a round into the ceiling and then you SEE and HEAR him hand pump a 12 Gauge SHOTGUN.... (shuck-shuck).................Hmmmmmmmmmmm? Strange!! hahahaha
Hill, Goldsmith, Milius, Nolte, Boothe, Ironside....nobody can beat that combo.
And Clancy Brown!
William Forsythe also . Great character actor ..
And Clancy Brown.
@@ronaldh8446 Bingo. You beat me to it!! Bravo 🙌 Bravo 👏 Bravo 🙌
Why Arnold was not involved in this film in some way is a mystery to me. Cmon am I wrong? The opening just screams Schwarzenegger!
Best opening credits. Especially introducing each character with each military death record
Then the sun rise. Very cool beginning
Always LOVED these opening credits!
Have you ever watched the teaser trailer for this film. A couple of the death stats, displayed on screen, are different.
One of Walter Hill's last great films without a doubt. A tough, hard-boiled, no-nonsense, fast-paced action thriller that plays like an '80s version of The Wild Bunch.
it is a little bit incoherent, apparently 45 minutes got cut
I'd read that this movie was directed like Sam Peckinpah would have been in charge.
I couldn't say it better myself. I wonder if Walter Hill took the shoot-out scene from the Wild Bunch?
@@kyle47922 - I think that he did. He worked under Peckinpah for a while .
@@kentallard8852 -Is there a way to find those 45 minutes? I read that too; and I am very curious . I know that Ironside was used more and had a bigger part .
This is what Stallone's The Expendables should have been. Oh well...
This was " the Expendables " all grown up.
' The Expendables " would have been a high speed movie if it had had Clancy Brown and, of course, Michael Ironside in the cast.
Yeah instead of that "play baby" shit they filmed
Could have been, if egos were off limits.
They should've put William Forsythe in one of the "Expendables" movies. He can play a good or bad guy. Whatever...
The real Suicide Squad
Blue Collar Hero Right on
would be a good way to introduce them
"As long as I got a face, you got a place to sit." LMFAO! This movie rocks!! :)
Kristen Otten William Forsythe is great in this movie. My daughter met a few years ago in Providence, RI. He was staying at the hotel she worked out while doing a movie shoot. She said he was a real gentleman to everybody working at the hotel
“You look eye-talian. You eye-talian, ma’am?”
It's really sad that Hollywood has lost all the creativity and originality that it once had. Movies like this are a rare breed, I mean Walter Hill, Andrew Vajna, Mario Kassar, and John Milius.......all those guys knew what an action movie was. They knew how to put together something exciting and thrilling and just all-around badass and Extreme Prejudice is fine example of their handy work and of a time gone by. When my children grow up I want them to be able to experience movies like this for how great they were, not the CGI-laden shit fests that are pumped out today.
Hollyweird ran out of ideas decades ago and now they are all just a bunch of Woketards.
its soft remake of The Wild Bunch not exactly creative and original
It's because only 3 or 4 studios are left today and they're only interested in making sequels and movies related to other movies. For example, I just saw that they've made a new "Beverly Hills Cop" movie starring Eddy Murphy's Axel Foley character. WTF? The last sequel was in 1994, too long ago to do another sequel. But because it'll make zillions of dollars, that's all that matters.
I miss the 80’s. Best action movie decade and this is near the top.
1000% Underrated movie, watched maybe tens of thousands of movies from many countries and still remember this when accidently encountered this video.
Jerry Goldsmith nailed it on the soundtrack. Makes the hairs in the back stand up.
Noticed some of the producers also worked on Total Recall. Getting major Total Recall vibes from the soundtrack in this clip.
@@phvisser13 😎👍
One of my favourite opening title sequences. Great music from Goldsmith
A movie having both Powers Booth and Michael Ironside... man, what a blast...
My only problem with this movie is how horribly under-rated it is. And when the hell are we gonna get a good DVD edition in the States?
Ok, I guess that's 2 problems.
The bluray just came out
Believe it or not, there is an uncut version that was 40 minutes longer. The story was more in-depth and Michael Ironside had a much bigger role. Like another 48hrs, we may never see the directors cut of this either.
Paulus DeRaque yup. Go to imdb and look in the trivia section. It’ll give you a brief telling of it. Unfortunately, because Hill is a dick about releasing uncut films because he feels the finished product you see in the theater is all u need to see, it’s doubtful we’ll ever see the uncut version of this and another 48hrs.
@@htownkid90 And its awesome.. yes
@@htownkid90 What do you mean the blu-ray just came out? I don't see it anywhere. The only blu-ray versions I'm aware of is the japanese version, which I bought a couple years ago for fifty bucks (looks like now it's going for 150.00), and the French blu-ray release. The Japanese plays on our blu-ray players and you can turn the audio to english.
This movie was excellent! I remembered seeing it in the theater in 1987.
I wish I can see it in a theater.
In real life the correct rank structure for the team would be:
Larry McRose ---- MSG ---- Master Sergeant
Buckman Atwater ---- SFC ---- Sergeant First Class
Charles Biddle ---- SFC ---- Sergeant First Class
Luther Fry ---- SFC ---- Sergeant First Class
Declen Patrick Coker ---- SSG ---- Staff Sergeant
Paul Hackett ---- MAJ ---- Major
United States Army....
This was actually a very good movie...with some great one liners. I like it when Rip Torn is in the truck with Nick and Nick says "You know the next thing your gonna complain about is the state legislator making women Rangers." And Rip says "I don't care as long as she's six foot six and mean as a rattlesnake." Then he says. "State legislators! Shit Jack, the only thing worse than a politician is a child molester." Which is about 95% true.
Art imitating life
Screenwriter John Milius. 📘
And don't forget the other one liner...well, actually I think Nolte used it twice in the film, "I'm particular who I drink with!!"
One of the best lines ever, Rip Torn to Nolte, "sh*t Jack the only thing worse than a politician is a child molester". And this was 34 years ago. They knew.
I like Nolte's line at the end, too: "I know all about it."
Of course they knew. What exactly do you think they've been up to in hollyweird since its inception? Maybe you prefer to look the other way so it doesn't taint your entertainment
When you see the names 'Mario Kassar' and 'Andrew Vanja' on the credits, you're gonna watch some badass shit.
Damn right!
Nothing like 80’s movies
Feels more like a late 60s/early 70s Sam Peckinpah more than your typical 80s action film.
@@Juanhernandez-zx7kt right on man
Certainly most underrated action drama. Certainly one of the most macho opening scene in history of cinema , Goldsmith at his best ...
"You look I-talian. You I-talian ma am?" Lolol never gets old
Just got this movie from Amazon prime yesterday. A good and classic action movie
best opening credits of all time !!!!
Tomtom The Rat I had this ripped to my MP3 player the music is so badass, jerry goldsmith was the man
Also great music by Jerry Goldsmith. RIP
1987 had so many manly action flicks it wasn't even funny. I miss the 80's.
A real men's movie made by real men & for real men...
Absolutely.
No decaffe soyboys for sure!
This is hell of a movie, if you like action movies this is one to watch
Geez, the movies in the 80s knock the snot out of the movies today by a mile.
Clancy Brown's MSGT Larry McRose has got to be one of the most awesome antiheros in cinematic history.
This is by far Walter Hill's best film ever...
+TheGimpPimp1 definately agree. I also liked 48 hours alot. great shootouts and gun play in his flicks.
trumpetjoe40 This is a great film, "The Long Riders" is also a great movie, underrated as well!
This movie and Southern Comfort. Two of his best
I can't decide on a favorite or best from him. From Hard Times all the way to Last Man Standing I enjoy all of his work immensely.
"Hard Times" w/Charles Bronson and James Coburn is right up there too
the shootout in the beginning in the desert is one of the best ever made: short, brutal and very violent!
When they make the mistake of what abandoned pick-up Jack is behind then as a consequence that poor bastard Garza gets half his foot blasted off is fantastic. I've remembered that cinematic moment since I was 10 years old. I loved it then and I love it now.
This film was Walter Hill's homage to Sam Peckinpah's "The Wild Bunch".
Best line in the movie, when the mercenaries rob the small town Texas bank, one of the good ol' boy hostages says to them "Are you boys all terrorists?", LOL.
One of manliest movies I've ever seen. "Well, dip me in shit and roll me in sugar!"
I'm proud to say I own this on dvd...!!
So do I, had to get it from Amazon
@@Mavis308
I bought it on Blu-ray at this wonderful local place that has a ton of popular and obscure/lesser known titles. Lucky me! 😊
R.I.P Powers Boothe
And Tiny Lister(Deebo from Friday)
I was home on leave from the Navy, in El Paso International Airport when the face sitting line was being shot. I had official business with my records at Ft. Bliss that day, and happened to be wearing my dress blues, when one of the AD’s approached me if I wanted to be in the shot, ( the idea was for William Forsythe to bust my chops being a sailor)… I CHICKENED OUT! I ended up staying for the shooting of the “face sitting “ line and watched from the sidelines. Biggest regret.
After watching this, I couldn't think of something more 80s.
This film is the absolute nuts. They don't make them like this anymore.
Why is it Michael Ironside just exudes badass, or is it just me?
Because he IS.
First time I saw Michael Ironside was in the 1980s TV Miniseries "V". He was badass in that one too. But with a name like Michael Ironside.....
@@TheSentinel64 "V" is awesome! A Gen X favorite! ❤
In this case, a slimy badass
0:42 MSGT Victor “The Kurgan” Kruger, killed by Highlander Connor MacLeod, New York, NY, 03-07-85, decapitated body missing.
RobARug Captain Eugene "Mr. Krabs" Krabs, Freezed by King Neptune of Atlantis, Bikini Bottoms, Pacific Ocean, 03-07-85, body is still kept frozen in Krusty Krabs
🤣
most badass intro of characters
Some major badasses in this flick - Nolte at his finest and Powers Boothe!!! Awesome.
asstomouth1000 And Michael Ironside, Rip Torn, William Forsythe.....you got Andrew Vajna and Mario Kassar executive producing, Buzz Feitshans producing, Walter Hill directing, Jerry Goldsmith doing the music, John Millius writing.....I mean Christ how did this get so badly overlooked?!?
KEYSERSOZE1965 Don't forget Tiny Lister (Deebo from FRIDAY.)
Nolte is very good but I adore Ironside and Boothe is intriguing. A Nolte film I really want to own besides this one is Down and Out In Beverly Hills.
@@wet-read See Nolte in "Who'll Stop The Rain"----talk about a badass
Required viewing for those having trouble growing beards.
such an underrated movie I love it
I must have watched this movie two dozen times. It never gets old.
Once upon a time. I was stranded in a trailer park up in Northern Ontario. Working on a restoration project of a century old building. We had a television in our trailer but reception was poor. Maybe one channel if we were lucky. So we went to the local variety store and rented a vhs player and three movies. This was one of them. Must have watched it 15 times over the next two months. Never got bored of it. We only paid to have the vcr for a weekend but ended up keeping it for two months 😆 . Once we finished the job and were leaving for good we dropped the machine and movies on the front counter and walked out without saying a word.
Lemme guess. They had trouble verifying your I D. In order to rent the VCR because it kept coming back that you were K. I. A. in Viet Nam and your body was never recovered. So they just didn't bother.
Sick fucking awesome movie.
Looks like a badass fuckin movie
It is
R.I.P. rip torn
When Lamar from Revenge of the Nerds comes off like a bad ass,you KNOW this is gonna be good.
"As Long as I got a face you got a place to sit".
RIP Rip Torn
underrated classic
HELL YEAH!! Yinz Betcha, Brilliant Opening. Best of Walter Hill and My '87 Movie Faves. RIP Powers Boothe (06/01/48 - 05/14/17) and Rip Torn (02/06/31 - 07/09/19) Como Estas, Lady Kathleen "hey, Kate here. LOVE it, Corporal. My kinda action, shoot 'em up, modern day western with a strong cast. RIP Powers and Rip. thx Corporal for sharing my take" #PraiseSisterKate #OldSchoolLadyDisciplinePartner en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extreme_Prejudice_(film) imdb.com/title/tt0092997/ imfdb.org/wiki/Extreme_Prejudice theactionelite.com/extreme-prejudice-1987-review/ Credit #TriStarPictures and #CarolcoPictures
Hands down, one of the best action movies of 80s.
Imagine these guys vs Dutch's team in Predator.
Who would win?
I imagine these guys AGAINST the Predator.
I figure the relevant distinction is armaments. Dutch's team would easily wipe them out using that rubric. If they all had the same weapons? Who knows!
I remember when I had this early military ID. They changed to CAC cards in the 2000s. You can tell the ID is not accurate on how they abbreviate the ranks. I maybe off because the Army went to three letter abbreviations. So MSGT (Master Sergeant) back then is now abbreviated MSG for the Army. SGT.1C is now SFC for Sergeant First Class. Plus in the ID they use rank instead of grade. E7 should be in grade. E8 for Master Sergeant O4 for Major.
2:46 Major Paul Richter, killed by Douglas Quaid, Mars Colony, Mars, 06/01/2084, armless body missing.
How about this one: Major Darryl Revok, consciousness transferred to burning body, ConSec Headquarters, 01/14/81. Body burned beyond recognition.
Best film ever
I love how they’re actually characters or at least fun cartoons for the most part. Doesn’t take itself too seriously but always doesn’t forfeit the thrills of a real action picture either. Kinda a staple of how a popcorn action movie should function.
BAD-ASS movie!!! Where can I get a DVD of this one?
Amazon, that’s where I got mine
Just watched it yesterday, and it was made in my home town of El Paso.
Fkn love Forsythe so much!! A.k.a. - Al Capone, Flattop, Ice, Richie (fucking) Madano, Sheriff Wydell, John Wayne Gacy, etc etc!! Brilliant actor!!
I prefer Clancy Brown, ‘cause he voices one of the most notorious villains in Nickelodeon. And he’s also done numerous villains- animated and live action. But I’ll always remember him as Mr. Krabs.
@@dannythomas417 As well as being the ultimate fantasy movie badass as Kurgan in 'Highlander.'
Brilliant film, one of my favourite
As long as I got a face you got a place to sit. Used that line when I met my wife.
Great movie watched it when i was 17 on HBO action packed nitty gritty from start to end.
2 Highlander villains in one film.lol
It's a macho fantasy like McBain by Mr. Glickenhaus. And, the film grabbed audiences by the collar into this crazy dream world.
Fantastic introduction of the films anti heros. Comprehensive. Tense. Hilarious.
This movie fucking rules.
The most powerful movie of 80's!
The Grandfather of all action movie intros
STILL a badass movie! Full on ode to Peckinpah…
I need rerelease of Goldsmith’s score and this film on bluray with his music.
Sounds pretty cool on Blu ray my version is only DTS 2 stereo but my sound system up mixes it to surround that opening sounds awesome
Great movie and great actors also
It used to be free and now it's always more than the sum of its parts.
They had to Age up three of the characters to make their deaths work, Sgt Atwater, William Forsythe was born in 1955, his character was killed off in 1974, in real life he was 19, probably had to add 5-7 years on him. Sgt McRose, Clancy Brown, Born 1959, his character was killed off in 1972, he was 13, he was definitely aged up probably 15 years. Major Hackett, Michael Ironsides,great actor was born in 1950, his character was killed off in 1973, at the rank of Major, Ironsides age was 23. A major would’ve been probably in his or her 30’s , but don’t quote me. Coker and Biddle’s ages and deaths fit because Scott was born in 1961 and Mulhern was born in 1960, and were killed off in 1983-84, so it fits. Frys death date is 1977, but there is no known birth date for Dan Tillis. Great move all the same. Have it in my DVD collection.
A guy's flick....But the unknown Spanish lady gets top billing above Rip Torn?
It's a somewhat over the top homage to the action genre in general but it's entertaining as hell to watch with some of the best machismo dialog ever written. They had the actors to pull it off too. Nick Nolte, Powers Booth, Rip Torn and Michael Ironside!
It's so Kool！
My favorite movie.
2.50 is what we went here for, isn't it?
Extreme Prejudice... EXTREMELY UNDERRATED! My goodness, WHY??? And where is the BLU RAY??????!!!!!!!
Have to order it from Germany as a mediabook or France but it has embedded French subtitles you can't turn off but I have that version because it was cheaper than the mediabook
It's finally on Blu-Ray! Thru the legendary Vestron Video label. 👍💪♥️
GREAT MOVIE!
They totally rip off Sam Peckinpah's shootout at the end but I'm sure Bloody Sam would have personally approved!
The one-note musical score during that mess made it even more intense
Damn where is the entire movie? this was good!
my father said i need to learn how to be a man, so he made me watch this film on repeat
Blooper: Nolte walks in that bar to arrest the fat man,carrying a 30-30 Winchester LEVER ACTION RIFLE.............he shoots a round into the ceiling and then you SEE and HEAR him hand pump a 12 Gauge SHOTGUN....
(shuck-shuck).................Hmmmmmmmmmmm? Strange!! hahahaha
that's his Sherriff buddy who shoots the shotgun in the ceiling
Hell yeah!! 💪😎
Holy shit Mr Krabs was a ranger.
I WATCH IT ONVEEKEND I LIKLED IT
With all the talk about DEI in Secret Service I'm telling people to check out RIP Torns' opinion on female Texas Rangers.
imagine having a father that looks exactly like Clancy Brown, only to have him act like the guard Headly in the Shawshank Redenption, scarry.
I know I rented this movie back in high school but I don't remember it.
when you have a Kurgan in your team, there's no way you can loose
Walter FUCKING Hill
Need this movie
Amazon has it on dvd and bluray.
Beast of a movie
Texas Rangers are not made in America, they're only made in TEXAS baby!!! The only REAL cowboys left!!! Yeaahhhh!!!!!!!
LONE STAR LAWMEN !
Man, does ANYONE on this board know where to get this in BLU-RAY?
I know it's 2 year's since you commented but Germany in mediabook form or France but it has french subs that can't be turned off
Michael ironside and mickey Jones from v the SciFi series
classic fukn film razor sharp!!
Clancy Brown aka Mr Krabs.