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LOOK INSIDE: January 2005

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I'm not so little if you look inside. Sunday, January 30, 2005. My weekend of spring cleaning continued at work today. To break from the monotony of my job, I volunteered to empty out drawers and wipe down positions. I was in a cleaning zone, until I came across Friday's edition of the Honolulu Advertiser. Posted by joy at Sunday, January 30, 2005. Friday, January 28, 2005. Posted by joy at Friday, January 28, 2005. Tuesday, January 25, 2005. Last month, Ray. Posted by joy at Tuesday, January 25, 2005.

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The Actioneer: 10.09

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Death and Bad Acting at 24fps: No Dead Heroes. Posted by The Actioneer at 10:12 AM. Harry Cotter (John Dresden). Yes, and it doesn't get much worse than this. No Dead Heroes. Was a bargain basement Filipino cheapie produced during the height of the Cold War Era. Its plot, such as it was, involved an US Army lieutenant kidnapped by the KGB, implanted with a mind-controlling microchip and set forth on a mission to assassinate the Pope. Labels: Death at 24fps. Great Moments In Bad Acting. 1995), he can also...

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The Actioneer: The Actioneer: The Tumblr!

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The Actioneer: The Tumblr! Posted by The Actioneer at 5:29 PM. The Bad News: The Actioneer blog is no more. The Good news: The Actioneer is now a tumblr! So tune your internet dial to theactioneer.tumblr.com. For all the hard-hitting, high-flying action shots you've come to expect. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Actioneer: The Tumblr! Watch It Online: China OBrien (1991). Don The Dragon Wilson. Great Moments In Bad Acting. View my complete profile. Chuck Norris: The Official Website.

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The Actioneer: 12.11

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Coming Attractions: The Expendables 2. Posted by The Actioneer at 1:38 PM. Prepare to be enraptured, kiddies - the Expendables. Hath returned - and to sweeten the deal, Sly has crammed Norris and JCVD in his sparklin' new action package. Oh yeah, he's also brought "Hemsworth" along for the ride. No, not the one you sorta liked in Thor. But the one who melted your heart in Miley Cyrus' coming-of-age critical darling. This time, Santa Fe Film Critics Circle-award winner. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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The Actioneer: 04.10

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Death at 24fps: Universal Soldier: Regeneration. Posted by The Actioneer at 10:30 AM. You may have missed it but last year, but the good people at Sony Pictures Home Entertainment blessed us with another entry in the venerable Universal Soldier. Series. Promisingly, this one re-teamed original stars Van Damme and Lundgren in what promised to be a real return to form for the sagging franchise. And while Universal Soldier: Regeneration. Is not what one might call a failure. Labels: Death at 24fps. I'm a re...

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The Actioneer: 05.11

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Death at 24fps: Under Siege. Posted by The Actioneer at 11:28 AM. Casey Ryback (Steven Seagal). Bill Strannix (Tommy Lee Jones). SPECIAL ACTION NOTE: For our readers South of the Border, today’s death is presented with Spanish subtitles. Band with a little sideline selling Tomahawk cruise missiles on the black market. Steven Seagal, more of World music fan. Himself, takes exception to Tommy’s brand of the blues. He expresses this sentiment with a knife through the Coronal suture. Labels: Death at 24fps.

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The Actioneer: 04.11

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Rambo (The Ballad of Wayne Scott). Posted by The Actioneer at 4:07 PM. Music critics generally agree that the “Golden Era” of Italian Disco began in 1976 and ended somewhat abruptly in 1985. Coincidentally that was the same year that American expat Wayne Scott released this homoerotic floor-filler. Scott looked in the mirror one day and realized he bore a striking resemblance to music superstar Frank Stallone. Also, Rambo II was a popular film. The cameras rolled, the stage lights shined – Wayne wa...

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The Actioneer: 05.09

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COBRA WEEK BEGINS MONDAY. Posted by The Actioneer at 12:39 PM. Monday the New World begins. That’s right, we’re gonna do some catching up with the Zombie Squad as we begin a weeklong celebration of Sylvester Stallone’s Cobra. I’m not entirely sure myself. But no matter: clean your Jati-Matic submachine gun, throw on your Ray-Ban Outdoorsmans and come join the party, pigs. Chasing the Dragon: X-Treme Fighter. Posted by The Actioneer at 3:31 PM. Just might mark their lowest of low points. David (Evan Lurie...

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The Actioneer: 06.09

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Mafioso Half-Breed: The Hitman. Posted by The Actioneer at 12:28 PM. Stallone had his marble-mouthed street savvy. Arnold had his ironic sense of humor. Jean-Claude had his Gallic sex appeal. None of ‘em had real acting chops, neither did say, Gary Cooper, but charisma not dramatic abilities maketh a star. Then what the hell did Chuck Norris have? Long before he become a Right Wing politico. And a long-running Internet MEME. While better than say, Sidekicks. Isn’t really the exception. It starts in Seatt...

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The Actioneer: 04.09

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To Boz or Not To Boz? Posted by The Actioneer at 10:30 AM. But the Brian Bosworth story doesn’t end there, no. In 1991 the Boz came back, reinvented as the action hero for the 1990s. The film was Stone Cold, an outlaw biker flick that made full use of the Bosworth persona. It cost $10 million. It made $9 million. Just like that, he was yesterday’s papers. From frame one, danger signs flare ahead. This is gooey, sentimental stuff. The Boz, a family man? Where are the earrings? Who clipped the ape drape?