Last Action Hero

You will love any movies that Arnold. I enjoyed watching this movie with my family.

I watched Last Action Hero recently, and it was a pretty entertaining mix of action and comedy. Arnold Schwarzenegger plays the tough cop you’d expect, but the story adds a fun twist with a kid getting pulled into the movie world. It’s kind of a playful take on classic action movies with some clever jokes and a few over-the-top scenes. The pacing felt a little uneven at times, but overall it’s a fun watch if you’re into action films with a bit of humor and fantasy mixed in. Definitely worth checking out for a laid-back movie night.

Good movie

I've always been a fan of this film even when it was first released in 1993 despite all the naysayers. Directed by John McTiernan (Predator, Die Hard) the film follows a young boy Danny who's a huge action movie buff. After seeing his favorite (yet fictional) Arnold Schwarzenegger film: Jack Slater III for the sixth time, young Danny is invited to a private midnight screening of Jack Slater IV before it opens. Danny's friend, Nick who owns the movie theater then presents Danny with a magic golden ticket that ends up transporting Danny into the film itself. What I loved and still love about the film is how it makes fun of all the over-the-top special effects Hollywood puts in its films and passes off as being possible, for example: the ability to just shoot a car and have it blow up. or falling into a tar pit and being able to clean up spotless in a matter of seconds. A very cleverly done film I feel and it still holds up well considering that Hollywood STILL puts over-the-top special effects in its films. I highly encourage seeing this film and drawing your own conclusions. Oh, and the film also has a pretty killer soundtrack also, bands like: AC/DC, Alice In Chains, Megadeth and more!

This movie was billed as an action flick during its theater release, which was a mistake. Audiences were expecting exactly that, and the movie is something entirely different: it's a comedy, and a clever one, at that. Jack Slater (Schwarzenegger) is the favorite action hero of young movie buff, Danny Madigan. A magic movie ticket and a wrinkle in reality transport Danny into Slater's world, where car chases are a daily event and Slater's never-before-seen police partner turns out to be a cartoon cat named Whiskers. Slater and Danny fight crime while dodging action-movie cliches right and left. Then, in a nod to meta, they hunt down a Slater-world villain who has crossed into the real world and is attempting to defeat Slater once and for all by killing the actor who portrays him. The movie doesn't just mock the cliches of its genre, it mocks movies themselves. Slater's closet only contains identical versions of the same clothes he's already wearing. The police captain's unintelligible scolding is revealed to be exactly that: even up close and in person, you still can't tell exactly what he's saying. Slater is forced to realize that he and his world (where all phone numbers start with 555) are fictional. He immediately becomes angry about all the stresses and hardships he's suffered at the all-too-casual whims of writers. There are lots of great details in this movie (the daydreamed Jack Slater version of "Hamlet" is priceless), and several talented character actors: Mercedes Ruehl, Charles Dance, Robert Prosky, and F. Murray Abraham all make appearances here. If you like irony and satire, this movie is definitely worth seeing. Here's hoping it finds the right audience on DVD, now that the studio has stopped trying to pass it off as something different from what it actually is.

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Really good film

My favorite Schwarzenegger film by far! His most disrespected and overlooked film. People took it as a joke because he was being way too silly and comical in this film but that's what makes the film so great to me. The fact that he could make fun of himself and still incorporate action within' the film. Great stunts and action scenes. The film stars Arnold as a fictional character named Jack Slater who always brings down the bad guys doing things his way. His biggest fan, 12 year old Danny Madigan (played by Austin O' Brian) goes to see the Jack Slater 4 sequel. He's given a magical ticket from his best friend and owner of the theater, Nick (played by Robert Prosky). Nick informs Danny that he was given the ticket as a kid by the great Whodini, whom told Nick that the ticket was real and magical. He never believed it because he didn't wanna be disappointed in Whodini fooling him about the ticket & was also too afraid to give it a try thinking that it just might be real after all allowing you to get inside the movies of the fictional world. Well, while Danny's sitting in the theater watching the Slater film-he actually becomes apart of the movie finding out that the ticket is indeed very real and magical. It's a great action fantasy ride getting Danny involved in all kinds of adventures alongside Jack, but Danny must get back to his world-the real world, which he eventually does after the bad guy villain, Benedict (played by Charles Dance) steals the ticket and it comes to life yet again allowing him to travel through worlds. Now it's up to Jack & Danny to prevent Benedict from sending The Ripper-Slater's arch nemesis from Jack Slater 3 (played by Tom Noonan) to the opening premier to kill Arnold Schwarzenegger so he and Benedict could put an end to Jack Slater once and for all.

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La idea ya era buena, la ejecución es asombrosa, grandes actuaciones y efectos visuales, los escritores de esta película lograron crear una historia llena de comedia y acción, y la balancearon con drama y tragedia, la película parece una idea muy sencilla pero para nada lo es, llevar a cabo una historia así es algo que la mayoría de personas jamás podría hacer.

Un film puissant et à base de testostérone. Humour et action un super cocktail explosif 😎💪🏻🔥

Nice movie and a good transfer to 4k. Must have for a fan of the movie