Kurt Russell

Stacy Keach

Steve Buscemi

A.J. Langer

Bruce Campbell

Pam Grier

Peter Fonda

Georges Corraface

Robert Carradine

Michelle Forbes

Valeria Golino

Leland Orser

Jeff Imada

Al Leong

James Lew

Breckin Meyer

Ina Romeo

Peter Jason

Jordan Baker

Caroleen Feeney

Paul Bartel

Shelly Desai

Julien Cesario

Cliff Robertson

Thomas Rosales Jr.

John Koyama

Leo Lee

Stuart Quan

Wyatt Russell

Jamie Lee Curtis

John Carpenter

Lawrence G. Paull

Debra Hill

Nick Castle

Shirley Walker

Edward A. Warschilka

Gary B. Kibbe

Carrie Frazier

Janet Brady

Danny Epper

Clarke Coleman

Gary Davis

Ramiro González

Rochelle Ashana

Phil Chong

Tom Harper

Joe Greblo

Christian P. Della Penna

Richard L. Duran

Al Goto

John Hateley

George Cheung

Marty Jedlicka

Shawn Howell

John Casino

Gregg Dandridge

Jeff Cadiente

Damon Caro

Maria Doest

Toby Holguin

Freddie Jin

Brian Imada

Matt Johnston

William H. Burton Jr.

Paul Crawford

John Escobar

Scott Waugh

Hugh Aodh O'Brien

Courtney Pakiz

Mike Ceballos

Mario Roberts

Ray Sua

Nick Brett

Norman Howell

Steven D. Ito

Cris Thomas-Palomino

Steve Martinez

Keith Tellez

Ron Balicki

J.N. Roberts

John Ashker

Dan Inosanto

Wayne Montanio

Roger Yuan

Daniel Lee

Simon Rhee

Tierre Turner

Dain Turner

Danny Weselis

Dwayne McGee

Kenny Searle

Brad Martin

Jimmy Ortega

Vernon Rieta

Gary Toy

Peter Lai

Gilbert Rosales

Debbie Lynn Ross

Nancy Young

Jimmy N. Roberts

Marian Green

Bennie Moore

Nils Allen Stewart

Brad Lackey

David Wald

Danny Wong

Marvin G. Westmore

William Hiney

Jordu Schell

Bill MacSems

Kathe Klopp

Susan Mills

Richard F. Mays

Patrick M. Sullivan

Bruce Crone

Robin Michel Bush

Joseph Yuss Simon

John Hoskins

Dennis Liddiard

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Escape from L.A.

Paramount Pictures

Rysher Entertainment

United States of America

English

90s cheese not quite as good as 80s cheese, but still an entertaining enough action-thriller, though some moments were laughable and not in a good way (Snake riding  surfing a wave isn't all that bad ass), plus the effects work was rather poor. I don't have a great fondness for Escape from New York, however it was far superior. **3.0/5**

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So Los Angeles has become a glorified open-air prison (who'd have thought?) and "Snake" (Kurt Russell) is invited to do his "Mad Max" thing and go in, at considerable peril to himself, and fetch a gadget that could enable the US President (Cliff Robertson) - or anyone else with the codes, for that matter - to use a satellite in the best traditions of "Diamonds are Forever" (1971) and destroy parts or all of the world. The twist, well it turns out that it's "Utopia" (A.J. Langer), who just happens to be the president's disgruntled daughter, who is the one who took the device into the lawless wasteland in the first place and enforcer "Malloy" (Stacey Keach) is determined to get it back, regardless of whether or not she comes back with it. It's a derivative mess, this film. It's rooted in so many other stories that are much better executed; there is simply no menace or jeopardy at all, and John Carpenter seems unsure whether he wants an all-out action film or a semi-comedy. Russell is always at his more entertaining with the latter, here he just comes across as a man with a mission who is no more interested in the plot than I was. Steve Buscemi doesn't really add much either as the duplicitous "Eddie" and I am sure I spotted Peter Fonda in here too - a payday for a few actors who ought to have known better. The effects and pyrotechnics are adequate but the nadir in a basketball court surrounded by gun-toting assassins who could't hit a cow on the tit with a tin cup just put the icing on this really undercooked muffin.

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