Jason Statham
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The originally scheduled Jason Statham episode is here and the Dr. Seuss episode is now on a hiatus until we figure out what to do with it. In the meantime, Dom and Kevin finally catch Crank 2 (with Amy, but she is out this week), so the movie discussion is a bit limited. We do go through Statham's filmography, what roles we wish he would play, and have a really silly time all-around. Please enjoy!
Tags:
Bruce Willis,
Captain America,
Crank,
Die Hard,
Dominque,
Gambit,
Grand Theft Auto,
Guest Host: Andy,
Guest Host: Lita,
Jason Statham,
Jet Li,
Kevina,
M. Night Shyamalan,
Mutton Chops,
Nerf Herder,
Paul W.S. Anderson,
REO Speedwagon,
Roller Blades,
Sean Connery,
Speed,
Sylvester Stallone,
The Rollerblader,
The Trees from The Happening,
Timothy Olyphant,
Wolverine
I'd totally watch a Captain Britain movie. Don't know that Statham would be good for Braddock though...
The Ultimates universe had the European Defense Initiative that was mentioned: Captain Britain, Captain Italy, Captain France, Captain Spain...
And on a totally different tangent, there's the Captain Britain Corps: Captain Britain, Captain Britannia, Cap'n Brit, Captain Commonwealth, Captain Empire, Captain England, Captain Granbretan, Captain Prydain, Captain Wales, Hauptmann Englande, Kaptain Briton, Yeoman U.K. and tons of others. Although lots of these may have been killed in the fight between Roma and Merlin.
... Sorry, still a comic book nerd
And still out of town whenever we need you.
Since this came up once again, let me just say that the reason I thought Stallone directed Rocky was because he directed 2, 3, 4, and Rocky Balboa (He didn't direct 5). I just assumed he directed all of them. He did write all of them however.
wait, they made a Rocky V?
(dammit, I wish sarcasm translated to text better)
I just saw Transporter 2 on TV. Jason Statham does one thing very well: beating people up. And he does it very well. A lot of the stunts reminded me of Jackie Chan; especially the part in the garage with the fire hose.
I suppose that as long as he doesn't have to speak, or act, and he can just do stunts he'a a good actor. Other than that...well...
As a huge fan of Tool (I think we have established that pretty well), I feel compelled to point out that Maynard James Keenan, the singer for Tool, makes a cameo appearance in Crank 2 as one of the 2 dog walkers. He's the geeky looking dog walker who's pressing the button on the remote control for the electric collar.
And on the topic of singers, Chester Bennington of Linkin Park makes a cameo in both Crank and Crank 2.
I knew you'd point that out!