It’s very funny I always mixed this up with McBain. I think I blind bought both on VHS from the video store I worked at, watched McBain first, and it put me off tarnishing my fondness for Walken further. 

This is way more than the dumb action movie you might be expecting (or way less if you’re hoping for wall to wall action). Ton of set up and intrigue. I dug it.

It’s very funny I always mixed this up with McBain. I think I blind bought both on VHS from the video store I worked at, watched McBain first, and it put me off tarnishing my fondness for Walken further. 

This is way more than the dumb action movie you might be expecting (or way less if you’re hoping for wall to wall action). Ton of set up and intrigue. I dug it.

Christopher Walken is gritty and at his best as Jamie Shannon in The Dogs of War, giving us a performance that translates the nihilistic nature of War and the life of a mercenary.

John Irvin’s film is raw and unapologetic, sometimes too much for its own good. The story takes its due time to develop and allows for proper build up. It’s because of this that it’s a shame the invasion sequence feels a bit rushed, even though it lasts 10 minutes.

Christopher Walken is gritty and at his best as Jamie Shannon in The Dogs of War, giving us a performance that translates the nihilistic nature of War and the life of a mercenary.

John Irvin’s film is raw and unapologetic, sometimes too much for its own good. The story takes its due time to develop and allows for proper build up. It’s because of this that it’s a shame the invasion sequence feels a bit rushed, even though it lasts 10 minutes.

Visto con il nonno, niente di che

Visto con il nonno, niente di che