"No We Won't."
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Best movie ending ever!
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Great ending!
What do you think this is, a signature? It's a way of life!
Check out 'Cop'.
Another great 80's film of a similar genre with an absolutely incredible ending.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092783/combined
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I've seen "Cop" and think that that film too has a kick ass ending.
What do you think this is, a signature? It's a way of life!
Best line EVER!!!
shareClassic tough-as-nails line from the almighty Charles Bronson.
I'm a totally bitchin' bio writer from Mars!
Saw this in the theater and people started applauding.
Good times.
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You lucky son of a b**ch!
This movie came out in theaters four months before I was born.
What I wouldn't give to have seen this and Death Wish 3 on the big screen!
Especially for the reaction to Bronson's interrogation of Stacey!
"What's this, Warren?! You ever seen one of these before?! What's it used for? IT'S FOR JACKIN' OFF, ISN'T IT?!"
I can only assume it got at least a couple of laughs back in '83? Maybe not... but for my money it's the funniest (if not the greatest) line delivery of Bronson's entire career.
Although, I must say Stacey damn near shows him up when he throws a chair at the door and screams "nnnnnNOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! ...NO!"
God damn I love this movie.
I'll also add that I've seen Cop and loved it as well. I know and acknowledge that Bronson turned in legitimately better performances in the 60's and 70's, but you can't argue that the Cannon era trashy exploitation movies produced some remarkably entertaining moments.
What I wouldn't give to have seen this and Death Wish 3 on the big screen!Yep, saw this and Death Wish 3 (and Death Wish II) on the big screen. All with my dad.
I think I just realized how big of a fan he was of Charlie to keep taking me to these.
And we realized at the time how hilariously awesome Death Wish 3 was/is.
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Glad you have such an appreciation for movies of this era, BobGunn, and especially for the Cannon flicks. I was a teenager at the time and I remember the theaters being saturated with Cannon movies every week. Those were the days!
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