Suburban Commando 1991 by AverageMansReviews
Review Time
Warning: there is
flashing effects/colourful effects/electrocution/animal
cruelty/decapitation/squashing/transformation
Storyline: and the
pacing are both something safe and reliable.
Action/Comedy: now these two components go hand-in-hand in this project it could be
our lead character Ramsey/Hogan trying to help out this Mime in one way or
another in these separate occasions or helping out this young girl get down
from the tree.
Action
individually; there are weapons being used, combat Oh yes I should point out
that Ramsey/Hogan goes one-on-one with Hutch/Calaway a.k.a. WWE's The
Undertaker at some point in this film.
Comedy
individually; we have this Ramsey's/Hogan space shuttle eventually running out
of power, but before it does it just has enough power to reach this abandoned
big garage type of building and then it falls like a led balloon through its
roof or this Asian businessman [Mr. Zukaki/Narita] saying what he really thinks
by subtitles and his interpreter taking the diplomatic route by saying
something else but relevant to the situation at hand.
Characters/Performances: including the on screen chemistry all three of these components are
what they are; when you come to watch and experience this film; you know they
are a solid representation of their character types; there is good on-screen
chemistry between Ramsey/Hogan and Charlie Wilcox/Lloyd.
This film receives: 5/10, this film is mixed; meaning not to repeat myself here but it is
what it is harmless, action, comedy, cheesiness and in hindsight it is good it
came out in the 1990's because on one hand it does feel and look like a film
from this time in history and it doesn't do anything wrong in the comedy
department being heavily goofy, but I couldn't see this project being
greenlighted by today's standards minus this global pandemic or yes maybe as a
B. film or a WWE Studio project/production or even an online subscription
original content project/production.
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