On this episode of Movie Buffs we broke down the follow up films to the greatest boxing franchise of all time, the Creeds. We discussed the similarities and the differences that made these films so powerful.

On this episode of Movie Buffs: Quick-Pump I went back to 1988 for the cross-country action-comedy, Midnight Run. I shared my love for Charles Grodin and attempted to identify a key ingredient to Robert De Niro’s comedic instincts.

On this episode of Movie Buffs: Quick-Pump I revisited the 2014 Sci-fi action film, Edge of Tomorrow. I reflected on yet another fantastic Tom Cruise performance and expressed my passion for Emily Blunt the action star.

On this episode of Movie Buffs: Quick-Pump I rewatched the controversial Christmas movie, Die Hard. I reflected on the nuanced performances, ambitious action and what makes this one of my all-time-favs.

On this episode of Movie Buffs: Quick-Pump I broke down the 2019 gritty action noir, 21 Bridges. I paid respect to Chadwick Boseman’s performance + the all-star cast and ballyhooed the grounded drama and action sequences.

On this episode of Movie Buffs we talked about The John Wick franchise. We celebrated the creation of gun-fu and gushed over Keanu Reeve’s next level performance across the four films.

On this episode of Movie Buffs: Quick-Pump I revisited the original dystopian tale of vehicular homicide for entertainment, 1975’s Death Race 2000. I reflected on the eerily familiar future imagined by the filmmakers and celebrated David Carradine’s old school style against an emerging Sly Stallone.

On this episode of Movie Buffs: Quick-Pump I revisited Martin Campbell’s first bond film, Goldeneye. I shared my long time love for this movie and identified what made Bond in the 90’s so silly and sexy.

On this episode of Movie Buffs: Quick-Pump I revisited the 2011 mind-bending Liam Neeson film, Unknown. I reflected on Diane Kruger’s dynamic performance and lauded the success of phase two of Neeson’s career.

On this episode of Movie Buffs: Quick Pump I broke down Patrick Swayze’s infamous 1989 action film, Roadhouse. I celebrated a time with a different kind of bar scene and marveled at the hard edged special effects and fight choreography.