The Chuck Norris appreciation thread
#76
DVD Talk Legend
Re: The Chuck Norris appreciation thread
Since he's always made his health a priority it seems like he'll be around into his 90s if not longer.
#77
DVD Talk God
Re: The Chuck Norris appreciation thread
This news is a few months old. But 2023 is the 30th anniversary of Walker Texas Ranger. The entire series was dropped on Peacock back in April.. It's remastered in HD and is now 16:9. It's also on the Roku channel.
I watched a few episodes today and it looks really good. I have the entire series on DVD (4:3), but now this is not making me want to watch those. . There's no BD and probably never will be.
I know there is a lot of stuff to watch already and catching a series from a few decades ago might not be of immediate interest to anyone. But, just putting this out there for any Norris fans.
I watched a few episodes today and it looks really good. I have the entire series on DVD (4:3), but now this is not making me want to watch those. . There's no BD and probably never will be.
I know there is a lot of stuff to watch already and catching a series from a few decades ago might not be of immediate interest to anyone. But, just putting this out there for any Norris fans.
#78
DVD Talk God
Re: The Chuck Norris appreciation thread
Chuck Norris turned 84 yesterday
In honor of his birthday, I finally watched my blu-ray of Good Guys Wear Black. I bought it for like $10 at the last Kino Lorber sale.
I don’t know how many of you saw or even heard of this movie. It came out in 1978.
It’s not that good. It’s probably average at best. There are some decent hand to hand old school fight scenes and Chuck (probably a stuntman) kicks and flys through a car windshield. But, it’s kind of boring. The story is kind of convoluted and the lighting and direction are not great. It’s very dated and rough looking even with the new master. Although, one of the co-stars is a very young and pretty Anne Archer. She was 30 when it was made.
Chuck was still very early in his career at this point.
In honor of his birthday, I finally watched my blu-ray of Good Guys Wear Black. I bought it for like $10 at the last Kino Lorber sale.
I don’t know how many of you saw or even heard of this movie. It came out in 1978.
It’s not that good. It’s probably average at best. There are some decent hand to hand old school fight scenes and Chuck (probably a stuntman) kicks and flys through a car windshield. But, it’s kind of boring. The story is kind of convoluted and the lighting and direction are not great. It’s very dated and rough looking even with the new master. Although, one of the co-stars is a very young and pretty Anne Archer. She was 30 when it was made.
Chuck was still very early in his career at this point.
#79
DVD Talk Legend
Re: The Chuck Norris appreciation thread
If Walker is on Roku I'll check it out. I'd love it if Vinegar Syndrome would get a hold of Invasion USA for a 4k release.
#80
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Re: The Chuck Norris appreciation thread
Last edited by Brian T; 03-11-24 at 09:55 PM.
#81
DVD Talk Legend
Re: The Chuck Norris appreciation thread
I have the Shout Factory blu-ray as well but might consider a double dip of Invasion USA if Vinegar Syndrome released a 4k edition. They would do an awesome packaged set and I'm sure put together some good extras.
Last edited by Bluelitespecial; 03-12-24 at 08:54 AM.