Just watched this movie and it kept me in its grips the whole way through. This movie is a roller coaster. The tonal shifts are off the charts, which may not be appealing to some, and was a little distracting to me, but it was good nonetheless. It starts out as one of the darkest movies/comedies I think I've ever seen, but at the same time is unrepentantly honest about human nature, which makes it truly engaging. Then it gets…

I think I had a third testicle drop while watching this film. But seriously, this movie is exactly what you expect it to be. It's a bigger, badder version of the first film. It takes everything that is ridiculous and awesome about the movies that made these men famous, and amplifies it to 11.

For example, at the beginning of the film, all of a sudden Stallone and Statham are in a giant plane with a gun in the front.…

Okay, so I hopped on Netflix tonight (Dec. 10, 2011) only to find that last year there was a Korean remake of the Chinese film A Better Tomorrow by John Woo. Now, A Better Tomorrow might be my favorite John Woo movie, so my initial reaction to the thought of a remake was negative. I then went to IMDB to check it out and found that John Woo was a producer of the remake and there was one mostly positive…