One of my all time favorite movies. Here's some fun facts: 1) Dawson's bodyguard is played by Sven-Ole Thorsen, a bodybuilder and personal friend of Arnold. He appears in quite a lot of Arnie's movies. 2) Dynamo was played by Erland Van Lidth, who was a real opera singer and amateur wrestler. Sadly he died shortly after he finished filming his scenes in this movie. 3) The movie is based on a story written by Richard Bachman, who is actually Stephen King using a pseudonym. So yeah, Arnold has actually starred in a Stephen King adaotation.
On point three I would grant you a "technically." The book and movie version remind me of World War Z, where they pretty much just took the name only, and in this case the name and the fact it was a show but that's it. If anyone wants an amazing suspenseful thriller to read that will make you feel paranoid and hunted, read the book; it's in my top 3 picks.
The fact Richard Dawson is in this movie still tickles my fancy! I still watch Hogan's Heroes to this day. Richard Dawson was the man and the host of the Running Man, the family fued of the future
What I loved most was he played the on screen persona _exactly_ the way he did as an actual gameshow host. Really makes you wonder what he was like back stage on Family Feud.
Fun fact, in the book Killians character is black and is killed when Ben Richard's flies a plane into the building. Also, in the book Ben volunteered to do the show to feed his family, and there were no restrictions on where he could go in the US. Plus, the citizens where rewarded for his capture.
Yeah there are a lot of differences between between the book and movie. The movie is a lot of fun though I ultimately feel the book is better (it reads more like a David Morrell book, and Morrell is usually considered the father of the modern thriller).
@@unclebacon6731 Yeah 9/11 and the war on terrorism killed it since it is an act of terrorism Richard commits that probably kills a huge number of innocent people, even though it's probably the best option out of a lot of bad options for the story since a "happy" ending would have felt cheap due to the game ultimately being a no-win situation.
Oh redeye your on fire mate Cobra AND THE RUNNING MAN. Classic arnie. One liners, action, kick ass soundtrack. Great cast. Pure rewatchable joy mate. Long ago I had on VHS
This is my favorite Arnold movie. Don't get me wrong, there are better ones in terms of nearly everything, but for me there's something particularly fun in the action and the setting that I could rewatch it daily. Also the music from the attack on the broadcast is still on my MMO playlist, it slaps.
Crap, I am stuck at work so I can't watch this now. This movie is one of my favorites where 99.7% of Arnold's lines are bad puns and quips, I love it. Don't know yet if it gets brought up in the video but the book is COMPLETELY different and one I recommend to everyone, you will feel paranoid and hunted the entire time. Also, thanks to certain jerks I won't bring up, there is no way they could do an accurate movie based on the book now, when you get to the ending you will know why... Glad I found your channel earlier this year, will be donating soon!
WOW, Almost 1000$! Awesome! I`ve been diagnosed with Bi-Polar Type 1, ADHD and PTSD and the suffering is hard but seeing such amazing people supporting such a good cause! God bless this channel!!!
I know! It's so cool to see the community giving back :) I know mental health is a difficult road for alot of us but the saying "it gets better" , really is true. We just need the access to the right tools to help us get there, and NAMI is a great organization when it comes to providing those tools
Absolute best. If there were an Arnie 101 class, this, Commando, and Kindergarten Cop would be required viewings. Favorite line? “Sub-Zero?! Now he’s just Plain Zero!” 😅
The old guy and his "Elf" were played by Mick Fleetwood (Of Fleetwood Mac) and Dweezil Zappa. The guy who played Dynamo also played Grossberger in Stir Crazy. He was a legit opera singer. He died at age 35. For a terrible movie to review, check out Birdemic.
Okay I laughed my ass off with your subtle reference to The Fifth Element. “His brilliant plan is to steal the Mulit-Pass from Amber.” 😂 That’s a great joke.
Your commentary in this one was top notch. Too many one liners to list. I love this movie, and now, I will never watch it again without your voice in my head!!!!
Not laughing must be really draining. Please know an internet stranger is pleased to hear this made you a feel better. BTW can you please tell RedEye that the elf isn't Bernard but Dweezil Zappa, the son of Frank Zappa and that he missed the opportunity to say Dweezil over and over again in order to make us laugh and that our disappointment is immeasurable and that our day is ruined!
@Cy Cyril tell me yourself! That would have been a GREAT thing to call the elf. Your complaint has been noted, filed and put under my pillow so I can absorb it's power
@@RedEyeReviews I wanted to ask, what is the deal with the channel @SpaceIce? are they ripping off your schtick? Is it a weird coincidence? The similarities are numerous and oddly specific.
I had a friend who was a techno dj back in the late 90s/early 00s and he used to use the hell out of Richard Dawson's lines from this movie during remixes he did... one time I was making out with some girl on MDMA who sat in my lap at state palace and I heard "WHO LOVES YOU, AND WHO DO YOU LOVE?!?!?!" blaring at me 😂
Some info to know, Mick from the resistance is actually Mick Fleetwood from Fleetwood mac, playing himself as he references the censors destroying his music and songs.
There are many similarities with the French film directed by Yves Boisset "Le prix du danger" released 4 years earlier in 1983. Also, in the 1990s, a complaint was filed by the Price of Peril team against Running Man for plagiarism. The plaintiffs won the case in the first instance, lost on appeal and then won in cassation. Nevertheless, they had great difficulty in obtaining the financial compensation they sought (amounting to more than one million francs, or more than 150,000 euros).
Great work as always! Please do a review about „Double Target“ (1987)! An hilarious Rambo ripoff where a us special forces solider wipes out the whole village of his son. Just for rescue purposes of course. Classic 80s stuff.
Gotta love a movie that has "stalkers" in a place called "the Zone." 2:39 Prop masters couldn't be bothered to spell "trustee" right. 7:24 Interestingly, both movies came out in 1987 (which was a great year for movies). 12:31 Interestingly, 'The Brave Little Toaster' also came out in 1987 (which was a great year for movies). 13:22 Dweezil Zappa trying to look like Che Guevara. Gotta wonder what his dad thought of that given his hatred of collectivism. 14:44 Arnie's buddy Sven playing a character named "Sven."
This is pretty old but here is another factoid... Erland Van Lidth also played Grossberger in the movie Stir Crazy. He also sings in that movie in a very surprising scene.
Respect the hell out of you doing a fundraiser. Donating ASAP. I have severe anxiety , panic disorder, depression. Mental health is our nations/worlds biggest problem right now.
Sorry to hear you're going through some stuff. I can relate to those things as well. Professional help is SO important with mental health and very few people actual get it, or have the ability to get it. So hopefully we can help out however we can :) Thanks for donating my friend.
@@RedEyeReviews As us 'crazies' say, one day at a time ya know? Other wise we will be awake for a month worrying about that thing that happened when we were 5. lol (im sure you get that joke lol)
00:10 Apart from UK journalist Suzanne Moore's Substack, this is the only case I can think of where a professional writer has repeatedly failed to put spaces after commas. I wonder if this is where she got it from?
Jim Brown was the all time NFL rushing leader from 1966 to 1984 when his record was eclipsed by Walter Payton...Paula Abdul was a dancer/choreographer in the 80's before she became a pop singer and goofy American Idol judge...
Jim Brown to this very day has the record for most Yards per game rushing over a career. Jim Brown averaged 104.3 yards per game. Second place is Barry Sanders with 99.8 yards per game and Terrell Davis third best with 97.5 YPG.
Schwarzenegger is known worldwide for his many achievements: World champion bodybuilders using anabolic steroid abuse, Hollywood action hero for ridiculous movies with three facial expressions, successful businessman with the help of super rich friends like Warren Buffet, environmentalists with negative consequences for California, Philanthropist and governor of California and murderer for having three people murdered there and author of all his crimes without being honest. But he NEVER explained why he had to have three people executed. Neither in a book, nor in any interview. Here's the answer: Because it helped him in his election campaigns to get votes or not to lose them. If you want to get to know all of his "divisions" at once, you should watch "The Streets of San Francisco, Episode Bodybuilder".
You must be a youngin...luckily I'm an old boomer so here is a fun fact for you. That "spoiler" is actually a TV antenna. That was baller asf back in the day and commonly found on limo's.
RUNNING MAN, DEMOLITION MAN - we need another "...MAN" movie shot in the past that is set in the relative present that has a ridiculous idea of what we'd be facing today. Where are my Fast Food Wars?!
One of my all time favorite movies. Here's some fun facts:
1) Dawson's bodyguard is played by Sven-Ole Thorsen, a bodybuilder and personal friend of Arnold. He appears in quite a lot of Arnie's movies.
2) Dynamo was played by Erland Van Lidth, who was a real opera singer and amateur wrestler. Sadly he died shortly after he finished filming his scenes in this movie.
3) The movie is based on a story written by Richard Bachman, who is actually Stephen King using a pseudonym. So yeah, Arnold has actually starred in a Stephen King adaotation.
oh dynamo died? : (
of what? diode-betes?
@@las10plagas Actually, a heart attack
@@eduardodiaz9942 oh... that's kinda... well... I mean... a defibrillator would have saved him. you know... an electrical shock for dynamo 😛
On point three I would grant you a "technically." The book and movie version remind me of World War Z, where they pretty much just took the name only, and in this case the name and the fact it was a show but that's it.
If anyone wants an amazing suspenseful thriller to read that will make you feel paranoid and hunted, read the book; it's in my top 3 picks.
Dynamo also starred in Stir Crazy. Running Man was directed by Paul Michael Glaser who played Starsky in Starsky and Hutch.
This movie rules. It's got some of Arnie's best puns
Here's Subzero, now plain zero!
What happened to buzzsaw!
@@OldSchoolCurt He had to split
“ blow off some steam Bennet” is still my all time favorite
Absolutely…. Also the theme song slapped too!!!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
When I was a kid the old lady swearing was the funniest thing ever.
The fact Richard Dawson is in this movie still tickles my fancy! I still watch Hogan's Heroes to this day. Richard Dawson was the man and the host of the Running Man, the family fued of the future
It was a perfect casting, Richard Dawson was awesome in this movie!
It's great that he's a game show host too.
What I loved most was he played the on screen persona _exactly_ the way he did as an actual gameshow host. Really makes you wonder what he was like back stage on Family Feud.
I'm old.. I knew who he, Richard Dawson, was and it was PERFECT casting. He 100% embodied the cheese and schmarm one expects from a game show host
The resistance leader is Mick Fleetwood, of Fleetwood Mac.
The "spoiler" on the limo is actually an antenna. All 80s limousines had those.
Those were TV antenna’s right? Or car phone? I can’t remember exactly. They look like a boomerang.
@@yankees29 I think they pulled double duty.
@@charlesrense5199 makes sense.
One of those movies in the 80's we shouldn't see when you're a little kid, but everyone did and it was awesome
Absolutely! I was allowed to rent the tape when aged 10 or 11 for some reason on a Saturday night and I loved it!
Fun fact, in the book Killians character is black and is killed when Ben Richard's flies a plane into the building. Also, in the book Ben volunteered to do the show to feed his family, and there were no restrictions on where he could go in the US. Plus, the citizens where rewarded for his capture.
Yeah there are a lot of differences between between the book and movie. The movie is a lot of fun though I ultimately feel the book is better (it reads more like a David Morrell book, and Morrell is usually considered the father of the modern thriller).
@@jcohasset23 I enjoyed both for sure. They could remake the movie as written but the ending wouldn't go over so well now
@@unclebacon6731 Yeah 9/11 and the war on terrorism killed it since it is an act of terrorism Richard commits that probably kills a huge number of innocent people, even though it's probably the best option out of a lot of bad options for the story since a "happy" ending would have felt cheap due to the game ultimately being a no-win situation.
I love how they just attached a lite brite to Dynamo and we’re like “yep, that’s intimidating.”
Oh redeye your on fire mate
Cobra AND THE RUNNING MAN.
Classic arnie.
One liners, action, kick ass soundtrack. Great cast.
Pure rewatchable joy mate.
Long ago I had on VHS
This is my favorite Arnold movie. Don't get me wrong, there are better ones in terms of nearly everything, but for me there's something particularly fun in the action and the setting that I could rewatch it daily. Also the music from the attack on the broadcast is still on my MMO playlist, it slaps.
It’s a live action boss rush game
Best Arnold Movie is "Kactus Jack"... After Conan...
@@superfuss1984 what is it about?
@@dspsblyuth some silly Cowboy Movie where Ahnold plays the Nice & Naive Muscle. Quite Funny... His second Movie i think ..
My favourite is Total Recall!
Crap, I am stuck at work so I can't watch this now. This movie is one of my favorites where 99.7% of Arnold's lines are bad puns and quips, I love it.
Don't know yet if it gets brought up in the video but the book is COMPLETELY different and one I recommend to everyone, you will feel paranoid and hunted the entire time. Also, thanks to certain jerks I won't bring up, there is no way they could do an accurate movie based on the book now, when you get to the ending you will know why...
Glad I found your channel earlier this year, will be donating soon!
I absolutely loved the book, and I agree, totally different to the movie, but definitely worth a read!
I remember those boomerang antennas on limousine 😂. I used to want to steal one when I was kid and see if it actually flew like a boomerang....
I did too!!!lol
@@ericseitzler81 great minds think alike 😂
@@5HY_9UY_81 hell yeah we do!!
It worked in Crocodile Dundee.
@@cole0424 🪃🪃🪃 hell yeah, I forgot all about that lol... I remember he also used a can to stop a guy 😜
This movie accurately predicted the world we’re living in at the moment.
WOW, Almost 1000$! Awesome! I`ve been diagnosed with Bi-Polar Type 1, ADHD and PTSD and the suffering is hard but seeing such amazing people supporting such a good cause! God bless this channel!!!
I know! It's so cool to see the community giving back :) I know mental health is a difficult road for alot of us but the saying "it gets better" , really is true. We just need the access to the right tools to help us get there, and NAMI is a great organization when it comes to providing those tools
@@RedEyeReviews I`m sending these videos to as much people as I can! Thanx again!!!
I remember watching this movie thinking the 80's sure was a coke fueled wild ride
The novel was much darker. Literally the final scene was 9/11.
I was born in 1987. The best two Arnold movies came out then. Predator and The Running Man.
Idk I believe you would have to put t2 over the running man but predator would definitely be number 2
@@ericseitzler81 T2 never felt like an Arnold movie. He was just a character among other great characters.
@@rogangamer I can understand that.
Absolute best. If there were an Arnie 101 class, this, Commando, and Kindergarten Cop would be required viewings. Favorite line? “Sub-Zero?! Now he’s just Plain Zero!” 😅
I really like this movie. It is very simple, but fun from the beginning to the end.
One of the best from an era where pulp sci fi made awesome films. Thanks!
A Lite-Brite powered by Twinkies 😂🤣😂🤣 You’ve still got it, man!
The old guy and his "Elf" were played by Mick Fleetwood (Of Fleetwood Mac) and Dweezil Zappa. The guy who played Dynamo also played Grossberger in Stir Crazy. He was a legit opera singer. He died at age 35.
For a terrible movie to review, check out Birdemic.
Great facts! Thank you. And oh man Birdemic is a masterpiece lol
@@RedEyeReviews I just discovered they made 2 sequels. Maybe they're trying to compete with Sharknado. lol
Christmas comes early! A new Redeye Arnie review! 😁
Richard Dawson is great in this.
Welcome back RedEye. Hope youre doing better and got your head on straight. Love your vids.
Of "All People"? Paula was literally one of the biggest choreographers of the era! lol
Cheesy, over-the-top and most importantly, entertaining. We can all make fun of this movie, but my God, I wish they still made them like this,
Okay I laughed my ass off with your subtle reference to The Fifth Element. “His brilliant plan is to steal the Mulit-Pass from Amber.” 😂 That’s a great joke.
Thank you friend :) I'm glad you appreciate it
This is totally a family movie for us!
It so nice to have new content from you and hopefully you are doing good too
You don't have to run the fastest. You just have to not be the slowest.
This was probably in my top three favorite Arnold movies growing up! Man i loved it. Great review.
What’s wrong? Steroids make you deaf???
I remember I was allowed to rent this when I was about 10 or 11 on a Saturday night and I absolutely loved it
Yeah man I first saw this at 11 years old. Great movie.
Your commentary in this one was top notch. Too many one liners to list. I love this movie, and now, I will never watch it again without your voice in my head!!!!
Thank you friend!
Super happy your back and making everyone laugh. Keep it up love the channel
Running Man is the kind of movie you can enter at any point and enjoy it.
7:33 Aww, you cut the best part when Killian replies "only in a rerun".
"Enough about history, let's talk about a movie." had me rolling. Literal lol.
0:12 you're right. I'm still here and most people I've met would have already left. With that said you've earned my sub my good sir
Why thank you very much, my good fellow
I havent laughed in over a year (long story) but this made me laugh. Thanks man love your videos
I'm sorry it's been such a tough year. But I am glad I could give you some good chuckles today :) hope the year ends on a great note
Not laughing must be really draining. Please know an internet stranger is pleased to hear this made you a feel better. BTW can you please tell RedEye that the elf isn't Bernard but Dweezil Zappa, the son of Frank Zappa and that he missed the opportunity to say Dweezil over and over again in order to make us laugh and that our disappointment is immeasurable and that our day is ruined!
@Cy Cyril tell me yourself! That would have been a GREAT thing to call the elf. Your complaint has been noted, filed and put under my pillow so I can absorb it's power
@@RedEyeReviews Learning through osmosis... smort!
@@RedEyeReviews I wanted to ask, what is the deal with the channel @SpaceIce? are they ripping off your schtick? Is it a weird coincidence? The similarities are numerous and oddly specific.
Just brought my childhood back to life 😂😂😂
Great comentary as always! Thanks for brightening my day!
I had a friend who was a techno dj back in the late 90s/early 00s and he used to use the hell out of Richard Dawson's lines from this movie during remixes he did... one time I was making out with some girl on MDMA who sat in my lap at state palace and I heard "WHO LOVES YOU, AND WHO DO YOU LOVE?!?!?!" blaring at me 😂
Some info to know, Mick from the resistance is actually Mick Fleetwood from Fleetwood mac, playing himself as he references the censors destroying his music and songs.
20 years of military service and I've had eleventeen concussions. Wrong nothing with me.
The chill bomb defuser guy is Mick Fleetwood. Just one more awesome detail in this 80s awesomeness.
And the elf lookalike is Dweezil Zappa!
Dude. I missed you. You're the best movie review guy
Aww thanks man. Missed you all too :)
"Don't touch that dial". Best line in the movie. I'll die on this hill.
“He had to split”
I can’t believe you didn’t show the old lady betting on Arnold! Major party foul.
I can bet on whoever I want and I choose Ben Richard's he's one bad motherfu**er!!
So damn good to have you back, brother! Thanks for the laughs 😃!
There are many similarities with the French film directed by Yves Boisset "Le prix du danger" released 4 years earlier in 1983. Also, in the 1990s, a complaint was filed by the Price of Peril team against Running Man for plagiarism.
The plaintiffs won the case in the first instance, lost on appeal and then won in cassation. Nevertheless, they had great difficulty in obtaining the financial compensation they sought (amounting to more than one million francs, or more than 150,000 euros).
Awesome, one of my favorite Stephen King movies!
The book is so much better.
Great work as always!
Please do a review about „Double Target“ (1987)! An hilarious Rambo ripoff where a us special forces solider wipes out the whole village of his son. Just for rescue purposes of course. Classic 80s stuff.
Gotta love a movie that has "stalkers" in a place called "the Zone."
2:39 Prop masters couldn't be bothered to spell "trustee" right.
7:24 Interestingly, both movies came out in 1987 (which was a great year for movies).
12:31 Interestingly, 'The Brave Little Toaster' also came out in 1987 (which was a great year for movies).
13:22 Dweezil Zappa trying to look like Che Guevara. Gotta wonder what his dad thought of that given his hatred of collectivism.
14:44 Arnie's buddy Sven playing a character named "Sven."
Dont worry, Red Eye. I got your Richard Dawson/Family Fued joke without context.
Thank you thank you :)
Fun fact, the old guy taking off the neck bombs is Mic Fleetwood, from Fleetwood mac.. Glad you are back
I heard he was playing a version of himself because he makes some comment about them taking away music from everyone.
My quibble always why they just leave the corpses of the previous "winners" lying around some room.
I missed you so much, welcome back!
This is pretty old but here is another factoid... Erland Van Lidth also played Grossberger in the movie Stir Crazy. He also sings in that movie in a very surprising scene.
👍👏😂 great video & movie. Great 1 liners. “I had the shirt for it but you f*cked it up” HAHA!
Respect the hell out of you doing a fundraiser. Donating ASAP. I have severe anxiety , panic disorder, depression.
Mental health is our nations/worlds biggest problem right now.
Sorry to hear you're going through some stuff. I can relate to those things as well. Professional help is SO important with mental health and very few people actual get it, or have the ability to get it. So hopefully we can help out however we can :)
Thanks for donating my friend.
@@RedEyeReviews As us 'crazies' say, one day at a time ya know? Other wise we will be awake for a month worrying about that thing that happened when we were 5. lol (im sure you get that joke lol)
Oh how I love this movie... I quote scenes from it all the time. I still think it would make for a great online game.
I would have had "Vote for me if you want to live".
Hunger Games before Hunger Games was cool.
11:25 Even better fun fact, the #1 Rusher Jim Brown’s record was eventually beat by the #1 Slasher, O.J. Simpson.
Another fun fact. The old man who disarms the bomb around their necks in beginning is Mick Fleetwood of Fleetwood Mac
The "spoiler" on the limousine is actually a TV antenna. I guess they thought we would still be using them in 2017. Lol
00:10 Apart from UK journalist Suzanne Moore's Substack, this is the only case I can think of where a professional writer has repeatedly failed to put spaces after commas. I wonder if this is where she got it from?
Jim Brown was the all time NFL rushing leader from 1966 to 1984 when his record was eclipsed by Walter Payton...Paula Abdul was a dancer/choreographer in the 80's before she became a pop singer and goofy American Idol judge...
Glad you're back brother.
Glad you are back
Wait, how can you not like Dynamo? A fat opera singer who can shoot lightning like Palpatine is awesome. lol He'd be everyone's favorite.
Love this channel!!!
Thank you!
Great to have you back Redeye!
Another brilliant review ! thought you might have mentioned Mick Fleetwood , as the resistance leader tho!
Plying … Mick Fleetwood.
@@jorahtheexplorer3262
The fucks plying?
@@shamone805 *playing
Jim Brown to this very day has the record for most Yards per game rushing over a career. Jim Brown averaged 104.3 yards per game. Second place is Barry Sanders with 99.8 yards per game and Terrell Davis third best with 97.5 YPG.
Schwarzenegger is known worldwide for his many achievements:
World champion bodybuilders using anabolic steroid abuse,
Hollywood action hero for ridiculous movies with three facial expressions,
successful businessman with the help of super rich friends like Warren Buffet,
environmentalists with negative consequences for California,
Philanthropist and governor of California and murderer for having three people murdered there and author of all his crimes without being honest.
But he NEVER explained why he had to have three people executed.
Neither in a book, nor in any interview.
Here's the answer: Because it helped him in his election campaigns to get votes or not to lose them.
If you want to get to know all of his "divisions" at once, you should watch "The Streets of San Francisco, Episode Bodybuilder".
Arnold Schwarzenegger was a seven time winner of the Mr. Olympia title. The resistance leader is played by Fleetwood Mac founder Mick Fleetwood
E-scape, X-scape. 😂 Again, so good to have you back. ❤
Nice to see you back redeye 👍👍👍👍
Arnold was only CEO of World gym in the 90’s whilst Joe Gold had health issues. He never owned it outright. It’s now owned by The Cammilleri family
Who loves you and WHO DO YOU LOVE?
Red Eyes!!!!
The absolute apex of Mick Fleetwood’s acting career. Plus who doesn’t like Dweezil Zappa as a freedom fighter?
Good to have you back redeye
Excellent movie review what ah classic
Fun Fact: That wasn't a spoiler on the limo, that was the cellphone antenna for the built in phones.
2017! Yup! They nailed that prediction
You're back!
I wish you had time/material to do a whole video about Dynamo that was hilarious well done
The thing I learned from this so far is how nice that "Amber Richards" character is/was. She was a pocket rocket that one. 5:15
You did Richard Dawson wrong. He was absolutely needed and made the movie what it is .
If our Man Steven Seagal had starred, the film should have been called Waddle Man.
3:50 the studio building is real. It’s the Sony Pictures Plaza, 10000 West Washington Boulevard in Culver City, California.
You must be a youngin...luckily I'm an old boomer so here is a fun fact for you. That "spoiler" is actually a TV antenna. That was baller asf back in the day and commonly found on limo's.
13:14 That's the legendary Mick Fleetwood from Fleetwood Mac!!!
It's great to see you again! I love your reviews.
Arnold and his Hispanic chicks . LOL John Wayne would be proud.
Another banger. Keep it up.
RUNNING MAN, DEMOLITION MAN - we need another "...MAN" movie shot in the past that is set in the relative present that has a ridiculous idea of what we'd be facing today.
Where are my Fast Food Wars?!
Don’t worry Red Eye, I got the Family Feud joke without being it explained.