[Commander8]

There's a HUGE market for American Action/Adventure films in that region. Even recent Steven Seagal and Jean Claude Van Damme movies that go straight to video, draw HUGE crowds at the movie theaters.

[Michael Barnes]

Well, the uprising should take note then...
Aim small, miss small

[MadIvan]

That's weird. You would think with all the war going on around them, that they would prefer things like "Out of Africa" or suchlike.

Regards, Ivan

[tHe AnTiLiB]

I think a Seagul/Mel Gibson combo will surely beat a Barbara Streisand slap.

[alnitak]

Reminds me...Erika Eleniak bursting out of the cake in "Under Siege" !

[holyscroller]

"customers want to wind down and be taken in by a story in which the good triumph over the evil, like us against the Americans," said Hassan, 46."

They're going to love the ones that will come out in a few months, but they'd better get used to the Americans winning....and Yes, Good will prevail over evil!

[journey7873]

...and just about anything starring Sylvester Stallone.

I wonder if they have seen, "Stop, Or My Mom Will Shoot"?

[Brian Mosely]

"Look at our fighters. They're the ones who most resemble Wesley Snipes or Jet Li, not our enemies," he said.

Oh, give me a friggin' break...

[fight_truth_decay]

A newcomer to this genre..Vin Diesel..new film..A Man Apart. Excellent, and I was skeptical, as my first Diesel film. The Film-The Story

[Young Werther]

And let's not forget "Hot Shots Part Deux". Charlie Sheen stars in this Ramboesque send up. He is sent to save hostages in that sliver of a country between Iraq and Iran (aka A Hard Place). LLoyd Bridges plays the President of the USofA and even sends up his seminal TV series "Sea Hunt!"

As I peruse the wartime pictures in the many posts which festoon Free Republic I'm amazed at the number of 7-11 clerk wannabes!