Trailer: Jackie Chan vs Arnold Schwarzenegger in "The Iron Mask"

[Tonguez]

That looks pretty awful

Absolutely and I love it

Looks like it could be a fun popcorn movie, but am I alone in thinking that we could use some action stars who are somewhat under retirement age?

hey, dont be ageist, the Boomers need screentime too - just be happy that Dwayne Johnsons not in it too

 

[Morrus]

Looks like it could be a fun popcorn movie, but am I alone in thinking that we could use some action stars who are somewhat under retirement age?

There’s tons of them. Multiple Chris’, Scarlet Johansson, Gal Gadot, Jason Mamoa, the Spider-Man kid, Daisy Ridley and all the Star Wars guys.... so very, very, very many of them! I‘m just off to see Birds of Prey this afternoon. There’s a bunch more! Michael B Jordan.

Edit -- ah, here's a cool list:

The Best Young Action Movie Stars Under 45

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[Undrave]

Why is it even called The Iron Mask? The guy in the mask is supposedly the one with the big charriot I guess but he doesn’t seem that important?

 

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[Len]

Why is it even called The Iron Mask? The guy in the mask is supposedly the one with the big charriot I guess but he doesn’t seem that important?

That seems to be the American title. There’s some vague connection to The Man in the Iron Mask but it’s listed on IMDb as “Viy 2”.

 

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[Tonguez]

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I love seeing them together, of course, but here's a separate question.

What was the last great Ah-nald movie?
What was the last great Jackie Chan movie?

Hmmm.

Might be worth a separate thread (poll?), but here's my quick two picks:

Arnold: I want to say T: Dark Fate, but no. I would go with True Lies, 1994, even though certain parts of it haven't aged well.

Jackie: The Foreigner was ... fine. Interesting. But for "great" Jackie Chan, I have to think about movies where he's doing peak physical work/comedy. Probably Police Story 4 in 1996- sure, it was the weakest Police Story, but it's before he went "Hollywood."

Little Big Soldier 2010 was nice, AH nold hmmm yeah it might well be True Lies

 

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[Undrave]

That seems to be the American title. There’s some vague connection to The Man in the Iron Mask but it’s listed on IMDb as “Viy 2”.

So the man in the mask is the Russian Tsar?! And it's a sequel?

I love seeing them together, of course, but here's a separate question.

What was the last great Ah-nald movie?
What was the last great Jackie Chan movie?

Hmmm.

Might be worth a separate thread (poll?), but here's my quick two picks:

Arnold: I want to say T: Dark Fate, but no. I would go with True Lies, 1994, even though certain parts of it haven't aged well.

Jackie: The Foreigner was ... fine. Interesting. But for "great" Jackie Chan, I have to think about movies where he's doing peak physical work/comedy. Probably Police Story 4 in 1996- sure, it was the weakest Police Story, but it's before he went "Hollywood."

The last great Arnold Movie is 'Jingle All the Way' in 1996! Com'on!

Although 'Killing Gunther' (2017) is looking pretty cool, but I haven't seen it. I hear 'The Last Stand' (2013) was well received too.

As for Jackie Chan I'll trust your judgement.

 

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