Do you think in a remake that Kevin Hart would play Argyll?

Chris Tucker. He's a little too old.

What, you're too old, you can be too old to be a cat, uh, limo driver? I've seen old in motor, my uncle's a limo driver,'ve seen old a motor my uncle's limo driver he's like 50

something remember when we first met John McLean our god picked him up from the

plane and took him down the nakatome tower at the Christmas party and the terrorists were

over zealous but it was sweet when they killed Ellis and with a little 11 from

Alan John McLean King dies.

Welcome back to Shatt the movies, the podcast where we answer the question where the movies we love when growing up really that good.

My name is Roger Roper, also known as the

Raj and alongside me I've got two co-hosts, Dick Ebert, Big D. Hello, how are you?

And our newcomer, Gene Lyons. Ho, ho, ho, Gene Lyons. Ho, ho, ho,

and each week we take a look back in time and decide if our favorite films from the 80s and 90s still hold up.

Each week our audience selects from four movie choices

that we then break out our VHS

taper winders and watch the movie that's only the highest number of votes

tonight's movie is my one of my favorites especially from a from an action perspective and it's also the

thematic song for the podcast it's die-hard guys. Yes! I think it was great. It was a nice refreshing reminder of what made 80's

action so enjoyable. Yeah there were a lot of really great 80s action movies and I think that with this movie you started to see action movies kind of take a turn for like move away from the big schlocktastic movies like, you know,

commando or predator. As great as those movies are,

late and Rambo, they still have some shlockiness to the to the movie.

This this was like the first one where you could actually relate to the action

hero. Yeah, I think John Mcain was an every man. He wasn't he wasn't huge

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