Road House
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Movie Reviews of Road House
Movie Review: 80's-tastic.
Summary: 4 Stars
Incredibly-great bad movie. Sam Elliot with a great supporting role. Don't overlook this just because of the Swayze factor. Decent special features (Kevin Smith included.)
Great flick.
Movie Review: Finally I get to see it all
Summary: 4 Stars
I have watched this movie for years on television, dealing with the commercials and editing. Now I can see it the way it was made. I like it more than before.Movie Review: Patrick Swayze, he'll break your heart, then he'll break your face !!
Summary: 4 Stars
Road House and Steel Dawn were his best movies !!!! Yea Ghost was good, but too mushy.Movie Review: Road House
Summary: 3 Stars
This will have plot spoilers all through it. This is a pretty descent movie if your in the mood for some bar brawling, and a descent story to go with the tone of the movie, having the sadistic Brad Wesley taken what he wants when he wants from the town and its people as long as he has the muscle to back him up, but as pretty as Kelly Lynch is, even though she was a doctor of some sort, her character was and is a blonde headed Bimbo. I mean lets face it, the more Wesley's hinchmen did to Dalton and the citizens of the town the more angry she seem to get at Dalton, saying stupid stuff like: who is gonna save the town from you, but when the town decided to quit setting on their hands and take a stand against Wesley and his men, only then did she change her tune about the way she talked to Dalton, whereas before she wouldn't have anything to do with him. In my opinion he should have kicked her to the curb. Try watching the movie with the triva track on, and its all most like watching a comedy.Movie Review: Schmaltz with violence
Summary: 3 Stars
Patrick Swaze plays our hero, a combination of philosopher, tough guy, and knight errant, sort of a modern day Don Quixote. Sam Elliott makes the movie for me, he's a presence even in a B grade movie. Sam should be placed as the cowboy iamgo, he looks the part, sounds the part and as far as I'm concerned can outact "The Duke" any day of the week in a cowboy role.
This does not include what I consider to be Wayne's classic picture "The Quiet Man", in that he was superb.
Back to Road house, why Ben Gazarra played his role the way he did is beyond me, he sounds, looks and behaves like a character from an old Looney Tunes cartoon that lampoons crime characters.
I got it because I like to see the bad guys lose.