Hard Ticket to Hawaii has a sequel called Picasso Trigger and it's also completely nuts!
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- Picasso Trigger - Good Bad or Bad Bad #174
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Sadris was a was a great 80's schlock action movie maker and pretty nice guy even helping one of the actresses from Hard Ticket get the help she needed to deal with her drug and alcohol problem.
Hard Ticket to Hawaii was a part of a cinematic universe before it was trendy.
The SCU
Fun detail: the first scenes are supposed to take place in Paris. It was obviously not shot in location, but you can see two cars with red French licence plates in the background of some scenes (@8:07 and @8:39).
The format of the plates is correct : 1234 AB 56 (or 1234 ABC 56 for cars registered in Paris.)
However, regular French plates were not red at the time, but black. So, why red plates? Red plates are temporary plates for vehicles bought in France but destined to be exported to another country.
Basically, they wanted the outdoor scenes to look French, and found people who had bought their cars in France and still had their French licence plates. Except the plates were not black, regular ones but red, "for export only" plates that you rarely see in France.
Before switching to making movies, Andy Sidaris was lead director for ABC's Wide World of Sports for decades. Not surprising he's competent at shooting action stuff.
Also boobs. He originated what they call the "honey shot" where the camera fixates on a hot woman in the crowd for the jumbotron.
99% of the time, I've never heard of the movies you guys cover and I'm thankful for that lol. There's not enough time in the world in our lives to watch all this media (especially considering how much time I spend on CZcams haha).
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i watch bad movies through them!
Yeah, but does it have a badass theme song? 🎶"It's a hard ticket, to Hawaaaaaii"
Is that a Pantera song?
@@atomicdancer No, definitely not. They may have made a song with this title, idk.
@@john_blues Sorry, that was a joke! 😛 'Pantera' is the name of one of the foxy chicks in this kick-ass flick.
But the band Pantera was still in their 'hair metal' phase when this movie came out, so I can totally imagine them singing the theme song "Hard Ticket to Hawaii"!
Also, ol girl's "sniper rifle" is a .22 LR survival rifle. If u got shot anywhere besides the brain or the heart ur chances of living would be EXTREMELY high. Those rifles are for breaking down into pieces and being put in a bug out survival backpack and then used for shooting small game to survive in the wilderness. It would be EXTREMELY hard to hit a moving target, on water, from that distance, and without a scope. Her fatal shot literally would've been a one and a million, that's for sure. Oh and ur correct Brian, the last thing u ever wanna do is load ur weapon as ammunition is what makes any firearm deadly, the less u handle a loaded weapon the less dangerous it will always be. Cheers guys
terrifying as it may seem there were pacemaker powered by plutonium-238 batteries using pretty much the same theory as the RTG from the Martian and yes there are still people walking around with them. They over came the problem that around every 7 to 10 years people had to have surgery to replace the batteries in their pacemaker.
Camera lenses produced up to the 1980s were also radioactive, which I assume is what the reference to the camera was. Neither have enough radiation that it could be detected by a wrist based Geiger counter from several meters away, let alone the missile at the end.
@@michaelbodalski the camera lenses are thoriated glass, which contains up to 30% thorium dioxide for an especially high refractive index. The glass tends to go brownish with age and nowadays lanthanum oxide is used instead to avoid that and of course the (relatively low but real) radioactivity. Plutonium 238 is way more radioactive; natural thorium is all radioactive but is almost all thorium 232, with a half-life of millions of years.
Thorium metal has been used in alloys for experimental aircraft. But, again, phased out.
@@markiangooley Yeah, I was just pointing out that there was "some truth" behind the scene. As someone who grew up in the 80s I knew both of those things in a sort of arms-length way so I assume it was general enough knowledge that anyone watching the film at the time would have understood what was going on.
I'm not surprised at all that someone watching it today would have no idea what the hell was happening in that scene.
To answer the question about the plane, yes 100% you would feel it.
you must be talking from Experience
no, you wouldn't. if it's a jet plane it's flying way too fast for some banging to make it unstable. If it's a slower propeller aircraft you wouldn't know the difference between that and just some clouds or clear air turbulence.
In a small jet, someone moving a seat forward and backwards or walking 15 feet from the front seat to the rear seat is noticeably by the pilot.
@@mozzinator nope lol, just walking up and down the plane from front to rear is noticeable
The wrestling move is the Boston Crab (or Liontamer if it's Chris Jericho doing it).
The main guy actor from the Hard ticket to Hawaii (Ron Moss) was also In your This is our Cristmas movie rewiew playing and Angel that replaced Dean cain from the first one😊
I remembered a long forgotten short lived tv series called “Acalpulco heat” in the early 90s, it starred Fabio and a slew of really atrociously good looking beach going people in it. It also have the same premise of a private crime fighting agency who solves crime in also a popular tourist spot. There was no nudity or sex scenes but plenty of scantily clad people and really scandalously sized bikinis. I am pretty sure they got the idea for that show from these movies
There's no need to do any Mile High Club math; he invited her to be an "honorary" member, which would mean they wouldn't even have to actually fuck anywhere.
Well now you have to do all the BBB series. All thirteen movies (including "Seven") are just amazingly fun to watch!
Edit: Just to clarify, the gangsters in Hard Ticket and Picasso Trigger are unrelated. It's just that the same actor (Rodrigo Obregon) played either the Main Villain or a Supporting Villain in just about every Sidaris movie. Except for a single movie (Guns?) where he cameo-ed as a good guy.
I watched Malibu Express a while ago... the running joke in that is that Cody Abilene has a huge gun but can't hit anything.
18:42 Some madlad in-universe deadass convinced this woman that that neon green corset piece was a wet suit. Props to that guy.
"Hot People the Movie"
They even made the old inventor guy hot
Not necessarily hot. But you definitely know he still hits up the brothels and stuff
The Professor was played by a guy who also played "Dickson" in Hard Ticket. I think he was the guy that told them about the cancer infested rats. It sounds like him, anyway.
If I had a make a wish wish it would be to watch a bad movie with you two. Unfortunately I don't have anything terminal
so, i first discovered the Andy Sidaris series (sometimes called Triple Bs, sometimes called the Ladies from L.E.A.T.H.A.L.) many years ago in a 12 pack of dvds for like $6. i really grooved on how they knew exactly what they were, low budget, direct-to-video action movies with gratuitous skin elements. and in watching all 12 (including the connected films directed by Andy Sidaris's son) seeing the weird repeated elements.
the use of remote controlled airplanes and cars will continue throughout the series.
the Abilene Brothers. the first movie, Malibu Express, the hero was Cody Abilene, a smooth talkin' Texan ladies man who couldn't shoot worth a damn. the actor didn't want to return for Hard Ticket to Hawaii, so they said Cody left the Agency, became an actor and stared in the in-universe Malibu Express movie, and the role was filled by Rowdy Abilene, a smooth talkin' Texan ladies man who couldn't shoot worth a damn. the actor didn't want to return for Picasso Trigger, so they recast a new actor as Travis Abilene, a smooth talkin' Texan ladies man who couldn't shoot worth a damn. the actor didn't want to return for Savage Beach, so they recast a new actor as Shane Abilene, a smooth talkin' Texan ladies man who couldn't shoot worth a damn. I think in one of the movies Taryn say "how many Abilene brothers are there?"Shane stuck around as a glorified background extra for the rest of the Donna movies.
the cherubicaly cute Hope Marie Carlton played Taryn, who was in witness protection for HTtH through to Savage Beach. in Guns, Donna's witness protection sidekick is suddenly Nikki, played by Roberta Vasquez, the same actress who played villainess Pantera here in Picasso Trigger. (this is not commented on)
Rodrigo Oberon, who played Ortiz here, and his brother in HTtH, would be in almost every one of these films playing a villain, sometimes the brother of a previous villain, sometimes unrelated. Later in the SIdaris series 80s action moves staples Al Leong (from Die Hard and many others) and Gerald Okamura (from Samurai Cop and many others) will show up playing various roles (in one he is an Elvis impersonator)
a recurring mastermind villain is introduced at one point played by Pat Morita (Mr. Miyagi from the Karate Kid). Later appearances of this villain he is recast by Geoffrey Moore (son of 007 actor Roger Moore). why and how he has changed from an old japanese man to an 30 something caucasian british man is not mentioned.
the later Sidaris movies feature more prominently B-movie queen Julie Strain (and cameo appearance by her then husband, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles co-creator Kevin Eastman). with Julie Strain their are increasing amounts of surgically enhancements in the female cast, whereas in the early films the ladies are all natural.
Wow! i know more about these movies than i realized. and i didn't even mention Erik Estrada who shows up in a few. having seen these, Hard Ticket to Hawaii is the best. the ones that stand out to me after that are ripe for reviewing on GBoBB are Savage Beach, and Day of the Warrior. both those are wacky and wild.
Y'all know that this is a 12 movie Cinematic Universe, right? It keeps going (for better or worse.)
The flight attendant in the tiny jet reminds me of the cabin crew scene in The In-Laws.
22:45 if you think his outfits are crazy in this movie, you need to see his outfits in “Killing American Style”. They puts these ones to shame
Literally just watched this on tubi last night. Andy Sidaris is the greatest director of all time!!
Good lord, there are more of these? Haha. I can say one thing….the weapons look like the kinda nonsense 80s kids would dream up. “You know what’s cool. BOOMERANGS! You know what’s cooler? BOOMERANGS WITH BOMBS!” Good gravy
There are 7 or 8 sequels. Strap in.
Tubi
@@stanpapi5451 I want Bryan and Kyle to begrudgingly do them all
You guys must review the entire series of movies!
There are like 12 of them lol The boys could make a whole season about it :D
I always thought these movies were just boobs and explosions so it’s interesting seeing that Sedaris connected them and put an odd amount of plot development/twists and returning characters.
"Fuck unit" should be more widely recognised as a unit of measurement.
If Agent 47 looked like Kyle I think he'd find it easier to blend into the crowd (rather than being a seven foot bald guy)
Love how buff black dude, when he comes out to help the girls, grabs the other guy's wrist and shakes it as if the other guy is struggling to free himself when it's easy to see the other guy isn't trying to do shiite! lol!
I like how Cortes looks straight into the video camera while he is making a murder contract.
It’s a harddd ticket to haawaaaii 🎵
The fact that I sing this song mentally every couple of months and know absolutely no one has the same frame of reference. :")
Come on these guys should have many more subscribers, please suggest this channel to everyone!
They are so good.
@@johncarre6125 I’ll do my best
The sniper rifle she assembles is a Colt AR-7 travel gun. .22 caliber, breaks down and folds into its own stock. Preloading it is pretty unsafe like that lmao.
Picasso Trigger's theme song feels like the beat's way too fast for it.
OH GEEZ! Steve Bond used to be on the soap opera General Hospital a million years ago.
By the way, I checked the IMDb, and there's a credit for a character named Juan, probably the bodybuilder dude, played by John Brown. There was a famous bodybuilder named John Brown who competed in the 1970s mostly outside the US and the IFBB. He won competitions like the NABBA Mr. Universe and was an inspiration to more successful stateside bodybuilders in the 90s and 2000's like Shawn Ray, Vince Taylor, and Melvin Anthony. I'm pretty sure that's him.
Oh no! I fell asleep while watching GB/BB.....better watch it again. ;)
Really high explosives they have. Tiny little things provide huge explosions!
Plot twist: the RC plane was, in fact, NOT a Zero, even though it had Japanese markings. :P
Yeah, it's just a Kamikaze thing.
you have to see his movies in linear order to "get' it. there is a cinematic universe at work, and you're missing a LOT of the fun to be had by knowing the characters.
Love this channel so much! Thank you, guys!
The ripped dude in the telephone repair outfit, is that the main dude from Amir Shervans Killing American Style?
Apparently.
You need to cover the whole series. This is a cool movie.
Oh come on guys!!! How can you NOT mention the girl telling the guy with his eyes ripped out to "FREEZE! DON'T EVEN BLINK!!"
LMAO!!!
I have 2 recommendations 1.The Intruder (The Indonesian Rambo where the main characters name is literally RAMBU) 2. Final Score a revenge film with quotes like "I'll find them, and so help me GOD, I'll make them pay, THEY WILL PAY"😂😂😂
It`s a Boston Crab (the wrestling move)!!!
18:00 As a woman, I can confirm that we always sleep like that... we're also f*cking
Swamp chase scene was filmed in Caddo Lake around east TX and Lousiana
Please do more of these movies!!!! You need to start with "Seven". It has the professor/charter service guy, the Texan, and the SKATE BOARD GUY! Next Sidaris movie is "Stacey" which is not related to the other movies and yet "Malibu Express" is just a gendebent "Stacey" with the edition of our first Abilene cousin and the start of the joke that these guys can't hit anything using a gun. Then the movies are all much more interrelated after that. Sometimes baddies come back in other movies as good guys Roberta/Pantera and ERIK ESTRADA are like that. Seriously, these movies are vital to my Good Bad movie universe.
21:10 Cowboy Guy/Tex/JR was the dad/superior officer in American Ninja (have you done that one yet?)... weird how I knew that.
all i have to say is #eyesonkyle.
POTUS has landed!
Malibu Express is awesome, easily the best of Sidaris' Abilene brothers trilogy
9:58 Like how the others have no self preservation at all and juts runs up and circle him like he's the president and they are secret service. They somehow just know that no one else is getting shot nor that they will try to shoot the same guy again, lol.
You've GOT to do all of andy sidaris's films!!
Damn. I legitimately had a crush on Pantera.... also, what of Picasso Trigger was standing in a crowd when the rocket hit him?
Or, heaven forbid, was inside a room! ;)
Ponytail bodyguard is Erling Haaland before he got reincarnated into a goal machine
9:04 He's just hanging on the artwork, lol. At least looks like some kind of sculpture. And looks like she is also leaning on it.
46:50 - 47:00 wow. That's Dennis alexio. He's in the first Kickboxer movie with jcvd.
The only one I've seen who can pull off side car badassery is Naked Snake baby 👉🏻👉🏻
To join the 9 mile high club at 7 miles high, you would fk 9/7 = 1 2/7 times.
This movie is Picasso-so
Edit: This channel is secretly the Kenny G fan channel!
Everyone is secretly a Kenny G fan
I have nearly all his movies on Bluray, some of the later ones have Shae Marks in them 🥰 you have a lot of good bad there, just need to cover them naughy bits 😅
Tubi for the win
Kyle, the M1Garand is not a bolt-action rifle you silly goose
The disclaimer 😂
Omg!! I watched this piece of shit with a friend years ago, along with Hard Ticket to Hawaii and...another one. I forget which. He went to college for film and did a paper on Andy Sedaris' work.
Edit: Andy's wife did a final edit of his scripts to make sure they passed the Bechtel test (where 2 or more women are in a scene without talking about men.)
lolll love this ep
That’s right. Never get out of the boat.
The Real Sequel to Hard Tick to Hawaii was actually Savage Beach, but that's okay. You're not a true Sedaris fan.
Have you guys considered doing the lost empire (Jim wynorski)? It has big horny energy as well though, so dunno
Wynorski said it was his first movie and he didn't know if he would ever get a chance to make another one, so he threw every plot point he ever wanted to do into one script.
29:38 - This movie is from 1988.
Andy Sidaris was starting trends like a cinematic universe. Before the MCU and Fengshen Cinematic Universes incredible.
I hope you guys do all the Andy Sidaris films.
45:15 Think it's called a "full nelson", but not 100% sure.
Good morning, awesome duo 😊
6:17 Is the brother gonna kill the snake too?
Have they done Cybernator (1991)?
Why did every channel all cover this video in the same week?
What ever happened to D'Curse?
I'm so fucking annoyed I can't watch this all the way through right the f now
Andy Sidaris is God.
Do the movie Abraxas with Jesse Ventura 💯 also blood-massacre lol
Can you guys please do the room