Road House

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Horror fan 4 @Horrorfan4life 2d One of the greatest 80's movies of All-time. Patrick Swayze and his mullet rule!!! Throw in Sam Elliott and you have one hell of a good time. This was when being a bouncer was cool. Jeff Healey band was personally selected by Swayze. The fight scenes were well choreographed and it would be an 80's movie without boobs. Tim Treakle See more Eric S @RT27117716 Apr 1 Great movie, great fight scenes, Sam Elliot, a classic See more thiago S @Thiagostone Mar 21 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom See more Dylan T @Dylly Mar 12 Classic 80s , music, fighting, romance, rich against poor, what not to love! swayze & elliot :) See more Noah H. @Noah85 Mar 8 A cult classic from the 80s. Road House is a REALLY fun movie. It has a lot of good action with a strong, emotional core at the center of it all. The film shines thanks to the performances of Patrick Swayze and Kelly Lynch. The chemistry of both their characters is really felt and is the beating heart of the movie. I’m only giving this 4 and 1/2 stars because as good as the action is, it can be QUITE violent and a little gory. But, if you can get past that, Road House is a good time. We miss you, Patrick Swayze 😢. See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Dec 4 Watching Roadhouse, both Patrick Swayze’s original and Jake Gyllenhaal’s remake, shows how a classic action story can be revisited for modern audiences. The remake closely mirrors the original, though it adds some creative updates and modern pacing. Swayze’s charisma and presence make the original iconic, with fight scenes and swagger that still hold up. Gyllenhaal delivers an energetic performance, but he doesn’t fully capture the effortless cool of Swayze. The screenplay in both is functional but relies on action tropes, with the remake leaning on polished visuals and sharper choreography, while the original has a raw charm. Both films tell the same story—a skilled bouncer cleaning up a corrupt bar—but the remake adds tension and sleek direction. While neither may be a rewatch staple, the original is slightly stronger due to Swayze’s legendary performance, and the remake succeeds as a modern homage. Both are worth seeing for action fans. See more Read all reviews

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