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Iron Eagle on the Attack

Iron Eagle on the Attack

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: There Is A Little Chappy In All Of Us
Review: Where to begin, when I saw this movie for the first time I just feel in love with Chappy. I have yet to see a movie that even comes close to the quality that this movie embodies. If Chappy were a real person I would marry him and have a life of action and romance in his jet, going really fast all over the world and blowing stuff up. I am not sure if Chappy should be hanging out with little boy though, that could be bad. You know what they say "16 will get you 20". You just have to watch this film, you too will be swept away by the passion that Chappy exudes. If I had a chance to save my daddy from the bad guys I would want Chappy by my side, if not sitting on his lap in the cockpit of his jet.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: The Movie Series That Wouldn't Die
Review: whomever thought of having sequels to Iron Eagle must be shot. In this case once was enough. Iron Eagle was a good movie to watch. Even though it is unrealistic, it is still entertaining. Iron Eagle II has a senseless plot and can be used to as a cure to insomnia. I didn't even bother to watch Iron Eagle III, but from looking at the R rating, I assume it's more violent than the past 2 movies. Well, Iron Eagle IV is probably the most inane sequel. Lou Gossett Jr. returns as the always delightful "Chappy" Sinclair. Another Jason returns to fill the role of Doug Masters (Canadian Jason Cadieux, who looks just like Jason Gedrick from the first Iron Eagle). But wait(Here comes a possible spoiler).....Wasn't Doug killed in Iron Eagle II? The writers must've been desprate for a story so they revived Doug Masters by saying he was a prisoner of the Russians. This movie was the cheapest done of all the Iron Eagle films. Why do movie makers find it neccessary to make sequels to unappealing movies? (ex. Police Academy movies). I have always liked Gossett Jr.'s work in these films. He was the only one holding this turkey together. Let's hope this was the last of the Iron Eagle sequels. let it rest in peace.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A very good video keep you on the edge of your seat
Review: Yellow Airplane Book and Video Review. If you love kids, Airplanes and Action you'll love this movie. This movie showed many fantastic shots of the AT-6 / SNJ-3 Texan aircraft in action. It also covered some good shots of the F-16 Fighting Falcon in formation with some F-4 Phantoms (they called the F-4's Mig's). This movie showed some hope for the kids who were normally considered troubled kids and that we really can help our kids enjoy a better future. Don't miss it. This movie is great. C. Jeff Dyrek


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