What Happened to Great Action Movies?

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024

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  • @adrianqalvarez
    @adrianqalvarez หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Completely agree! Loved the video!

  • @Stuckinthe80s-
    @Stuckinthe80s- หลายเดือนก่อน

    It was the times bro. 1980’s will never be replicated or come close to how life was during that time. Everything was beautiful people was kind to one and another with common sense and curiosity. Young men and women introduced themselves to one another in schools, grocery stores, movie theaters, we did our research and homework at the library’s. Shopping at malls hanging out in the arcade’s never once worried about being harmed or shot at. People walking with their heads held up not dropped low stuck on a iPhone 📱. Men and women respected themselves in a way that this generation would never feel or understand. Movies were original back then with great ideas and our action stars were oozing masculinity Stallone, Arnold, Van Damme, Willis the list goes on. No CGI everything was very real. There action movies and the love for one hero to make it out in the end are over. Everything is recycled ideas with tons of digital cgi non realistic characters. The sci fi’s Alien, Robocop, predator, terminator etc can not be replaced. It was an iconic time to be born. Being alive and hanging out with friends playing sports in the streets, riding bikes until night fall with no fear of anything. These kids never will experience it and wake up to the digital era eyes open straight to the tablet, iPhone Computer etc.

  • @themasculinismmovement
    @themasculinismmovement หลายเดือนก่อน

    The robbery scene in heat is one of the most intense action scenes of all time, it really makes me sweat

    • @vinoshermanos7587
      @vinoshermanos7587  หลายเดือนก่อน

      Totally agree! One of our favorite action scenes of all time.

  • @themasculinismmovement
    @themasculinismmovement หลายเดือนก่อน

    Yea us millennials had it made with movies, especially action movies. The only downside to our movies was how much we got blue pilled with unrealistic romance in movies.

  • @themasculinismmovement
    @themasculinismmovement หลายเดือนก่อน

    One of the things that ruins action movies today, besides the humor in the wrong places, is when people erupt into fights for absolutely no reason, like in this new movie The Fall Guy with Ryan Gosling. I didn't make it through act 1. Another thing that ruins them is when a 100 lb woman can fight a bunch of dudes so unrealistically and win, because of girl power.

  • @lucasveloso-27111
    @lucasveloso-27111 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I disagree. While there are a lot of bad action movies today, I think there are still great action movies that have came out in the last two decades.
    Mad Max: Fury Road, Edge of Tomorrow, Baby Driver, Kingsman the Secret Service, Top Gun: Maverick, Logan, Skyfall, Guardians of the Galaxy 1 and 3 (not a huge fan of the second one), Mission: Impossible - Fallout and Dead Reckoning, Inception, Scott Pilgrim, Avengers: Infinity War, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Across the Spider-Verse, The Planet of the Apes trilogy, Captian America the Winter Soldier and many more.

    • @vinoshermanos7587
      @vinoshermanos7587  หลายเดือนก่อน

      Thank you for your comment! Very interesting. We agree that there have been many action movies made in the last two decades that are good, many of which you have listed. However, it is still our view that the ratio of "tired" action movies made today is far greater than it was in the past. We could be wrong since we have not looked at any data, it is more a general feeling.

    • @lucasveloso-27111
      @lucasveloso-27111 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@vinoshermanos7587 I don’t know action movies today are better than 80’s or 90’s action movies, but I think the 2010s were definitely an improvement over the 2000s. The 2000s still had some great action movies like LOTR, the first 2 Nolan Batman films (Rises was 2010s and I didn’t think it was great), Collateral, the Bourne trilogy, and Casino Royale, but a lot of them, even the good ones I mentioned were mostly inspired by the gritty, shaky-cam style of Bourne films, whereas the action movies of the 2010’s were inspired by John Wick, which was gritty but the action was also stylized without relying too much on shaky cam and that led to great action movies Kingsman and Baby Driver.