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Cobra
Cast
Sylvester Stallone, Brigitte Nielsen, Reni Santoni, Brian Thompson View AllCrew
Sylvester Stallone (Screenplay), George P. Cosmatos (Director) View All
Release: Mar. 21st, 1986
Runtime: 1 hour, 27 minutes
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Cobra's Reviews
I'm going to begin doing a review area to talk in depth of films I like or random marathon ideas I have. I will post more about the latter soon....
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Cobra Kai (The Karate Kid TV Sequel)
"Three decades after The Karate Kid, original stars Ralph Macchio and William Zabka are heading back to the dojo. The duo are set to reprise their roles as underdog Daniel LaRusso (Macchio) ...
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Alarm for Cobra 11 – The Motorway Police
i watch this movie. about 7-8 years ago tom beck come to this movie. in recent episodes semir is ben partner but in some old episodes tom beck(ben jager) have a female partner(not semir).
do you know ...
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Commando (1985) vs. Cobra (1986).
Which of these 80s action movies from Schwarzenegger and Stallone was better do you think? I think each have their pros and cons, with Commando being better for humor overall, and Cobra better for ac...
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JayDee
So we know that Stallone both wrote and acted in the film, but perhaps that wasn't all because Cobra is one of these films that joins the likes of Poltergeist, Return of the Jedi and Tombstone in that rumours persist about who really directed the film.
Sexy Celebrity
There's absolutely no plot except for bad guys killing women around town and then eventually chasing after Ingrid just because she happened to glance at one of the killers from her car one night (they come back for her after her robot photo shoot, the evil cop lady who works for the bad guys does a ....
Iroquois
In keeping with Cannon Films' modus operandi during the 1980s, Cobra is a cheap, bloody film that's not far removed from the typical Death Wish sequel in that it features its violent protagonist (here an officer of the law instead of a vigilante) going up against one-dimensional villains whose only ....
