It is a no-frills action film that doesn’t apologize for what it is. Jackson is tough-talking and no-nonsense when it comes to solving the case. Jackson works a case dealing with the cause of his demotion, leading to a confrontation with the city’s big bad, Peter Dellaplane (Craig T.
Carl Weathers plays Jericho “Action” Jackson, a demoted police officer who has conflicts with his police captain. With a title like Action Jackson, you have an expectation, and the film gives you everything you could want. Action Jackson is a satellite film to Warner Bros., but it fits in the stable of the topic at hand-in my opinion, that’s close enough. Initially, the film was released theatrically under Lorimar. Right off the bat, I need to say that Action Jackson isn’t technically a Warner Bros. With that in mind, lights, camera, action! Action Jackson There are plenty of other movies similar to this style (including, Stone Cold, Road House, and Death Warrant to name a few), but since they came from different distributors, I did not include them on this list.
One final stipulation is that I am only sticking with Warner Bros. Instead, I would like to briefly touch upon a handful of films that were not high-risk investments and delivered on what they promised. I will be skipping over films that spawned a franchise, as Lethal Weapon did. Granted, I will be fair and say that none of these films broke new ground or molded history in any significant way-instead, they were a product of their time and provide a snapshot in film history. quietly carved out a small niche for the action film fan. Unlike films nowadays, which are focus-grouped to death and crafted specifically towards an audience to ensure maximum profits, Warner Bros. When I say they churned them out, I mean that in a loving way. action films of the late ’80s and early ’90s. There have been many mid-budget action films over the years, but the ones I would like to dig into are the Warner Bros. With my sensibilities at an all-time high at the end of the ’80s, there is another slice of film history that I hold close: the mid-budget action film. It may not be a great film-akin to Citizen Kane -but it resonates with me and holds a special place in my heart.
For me, my favorite film of all time is Ghostbusters. From politics, tastes in music and general ideologies-each are distinct and individualized. With no choice to make decisions for ourselves, every one of us becomes a product of our environment. As children, our thoughts and opinions are shaped by what we take in and observe during childhood.
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