Action Flick Chick | February 26, 2009

You think she’s innocent. You think she’s helpless at first, and then she goes and breaks a zombie’s neck with her bare hands.
Category: 3.5 kabooms, R-rated, action, horror, movie, science fiction, video game |
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Tags: Apocalypse, boobs, breast, Colin Salmon, Eric Mabius, Girls Who Don't Want Flowers, head shots, Heike Makatsch, James Purefoy, Joseph May, language, Marisol Nichols, Michelle Rodriguez, Milla Jovovich, nipple, nude, Nudity, Paul Anderson, Paul W.S. Anderson, pubic hair, R-rated, Resident Evil, sexuality, Sony Pictures, undead, vagina, Valentine’s Day, video games, violence, zombie, zombie apocalypse, zombies
Llama Mama | February 25, 2009

Youtube user silverstararrow posted running commentary on Sunday’s Academy Award ceremony. Here’s the commentary on the only part that really mattered to us: the action movie montage.
Category: TV, YouTube, action |
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Tags: Academy Awards, Heath Ledger, Joker, TiVo
Action Flick Chick | February 19, 2009

We do get to see a little softer side of this heroine, Ripley, who’s not just a hard core killing machine like The Bride. Ripley grows fond of a little girl and vows to protect her. Awww, isn’t that sweet. Save it for Oprah!
Category: * all movie reviews *, 2.5 kabooms, action, horror, movie, science fiction |
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Tags: 20th Century Fox, action, Alien, Aliens, Bill Paxton, Carrie Henn, Dan O'Bannon, David Giler, Gale Anne Hurd, Girls Who Don't Want Flowers, James Cameron, Lance Henriksen, language, Michael Biehn, Paul Reiser, R-rated, Ronald Shusett, sci-fi, Sigourney Weaver, thrill, violence, Walter Hill, William Hope
Llama Mama | February 19, 2009

In lieu of a “proper review” as she put it, fellow action flick-loving chick Susana from Arterial Spray scripted what she imagined must have been the filmmakers’ pitch for The Bank Job. We got such a kick out of this that we thought we’d encourage you to check it out.
Category: * all movie reviews *, Movie Chicks, R-rated, action, external link, movie |
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Tags: Alki David, Bank Job, boobs, breasts, Daniel Mays, Dick Clement, female nudity, Ian La Frenais, James Faulkner, Jason Statham, language, Michael Jibson, Mosaic Media Group, nipples, Nudity, R-rated, Recon Mission, Richard Lintern, Roger Donaldson, Saffron Burrows, sexual content, Stephen Campbell Moore, suspense, thriller, violence
Action Flick Chick | February 16, 2009

Parade Magazine has an online ’80s Action Movie Quiz to test your knowledge of our favorite, fast, and frenzied action films from that golden age. Sounds fun, right? Forget it! Forget it, forget it, forget it.
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Tags: 80's, action, Chuck Norris, James Cameron, Parade Magazine
Action Flick Chick | February 11, 2009

Bang bang, he shot me down. Bang bang, I hit the ground. Bang bang, that awful sound. Bang bang, my baby shot me down. –”Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)” by Nancy Sinatra.
I’ll take “Inappropriate lullabies to sing to children” for 500, Alex.
Category: * all movie reviews *, 3 kabooms, R-rated, action, movie |
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Tags: bloody violence, Chia Hui Liu, Chicks who don't want flowers, Daryl Hannah, David Carradine, Deadly Viper Assassination Squad, Girls Who Don't Want Flowers, gore, Kill Bill, Kill Bill: Volume 1, language, Lucy Liu, Michael Jai White, Michael Madsen, Miramax, Quentin Tarantino, R-rated, some sexual content, The Bride, Uma Thurman, Valentine’s Day, Vivica A. Fox
Action Flick Chick | February 3, 2009

I’m taking a brief reprieve from my “Chicks Who Don’t Need Flowers” series to review the new action movie Taken. Never has the expression “Don’t talk to strangers” ever been as true as it is in Taken.
Category: * all movie reviews *, 4 kabooms, PG-13, action, movie |
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Tags: 20th Century Fox, action, and I will kill you, drug references, Famke Janssen, France, Goran Kostic, I will find you, Katie Cassidy, language, Liam Neeson, Luc Besson, Maggie Grace, PG-13, Pierre Morel, Robert Mark Kamen, sexual content, suspense, Taken, thriller, violence