Kurt Russell: Tango & Cash - Movie

Tango & Cash
Cast :	Sylvester Stallone, Kurt Russell
Director :	Andrei Konchalovsky, Albert Magnoli
Studio :	Warner Studios
Format :	Color, Closed-captioned, Dolby
Released Date :	December 22, 1989
DVD Released Date :	February 03, 2004
Language :	English (Dubbed), French (Dubbed), English (Original Language), French (Original Language), French (Subtitled), English (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled)
Audience Rating :	R (Restricted)
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Customer Reviews

Rating
Date	July 04, 2005
Summary	Tango & Cash
Content	Apon delivery the outer case was riped up at the corner. The delivery was incased in a protective outer sleve, so I would like to know how it was possdible that the outer case of the movie could have been damaged? respectfully, A Fairly Good Buyer

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Date	January 10, 2005
Summary	Cash And Carry
Content	There's little doubt that Tango And Cash was "inspired" by the success of Lethal Weapon. The funny thing is, even given that, it still works as a solid fun action adventure. It ranks as a guilty pleasure from first frame to last. Ray Tango (Sylvester Stallone) and Gabe Cash (Kurt Russell) are two rival LA cops who can't stand each other. Their huge egos allow each man to think he is the best. When wealthy crime boss Yves Perret (Jack Palance) frames both men, they are sent to prison, in order to get them off his back. Tango and Cash are then forced to break jail and try to clear their name. With the help of Tango's sister "Kiki" (Teri Hatcher) they just might if the cops or bad guys don't get them first Directed by Andrei Konchalovsky, working off a by the numbers script coming from Randy Feldman, the film works because of the give and take between Sly and Russell. They are undeniably great together. Palance loves having some ham and cheese to chew on, while future TV Lois Lane and Desperate Housewife Hatcher sizzles in what would seem a token role. To be honest, the story must have been written with one hand behind the writer's back and that as I say is the film's flaw. Despite that, the action, and chemistry make it work for me. The only extras on the DVD are static production notes and the original theatrical trailer. Tango & Cash is a fun guy flick with lots for the gals to like as well

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Date	September 14, 2004
Summary	excelllent and funny
Content	my second best with cobra from stallone did not seen this in years wasnt remember it was good

Rating
Date	June 29, 2004
Summary	Stallone & Rusell - an explosive combination
Content	I must say I'm a big fan of detective movies, and '80 were great time for that kind of films (action comedies, adventures...). We already had LETHAL WEAPON in that time, but this film really pushed the limits. Critics often say that this is a B-movie, but that is what they think. For me, this is one of the best Stallone's movies and he and Rusell are really good together as two heavy cops alway aguing and having a lot of troubles with Jack Palance, leader of some terrorist organization who send them to prison where they will meet their doom. Of course, they will win and the rest is to you to be seen. Don't listen the others who didn't like it - give your own oppinion (possitive, I hope).

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Date	May 08, 2004
Summary	A lot of fun!
Content	I have to agree with the majority of reviews posted so far regarding this flick. I saw it when it came out in theatres (with my dad; I was just a little kid) but this movie is so cheesy that it's laughable (in a good way) and a lot of fun to watch at the same time. Very adrenaline rushing, action pact destruction and pyrotechnics best define this movie as Stallone and Russle play two cops from the East and West side who cost the local drug lord big bucks by busting all of his drug deals, so he has them framed and sent to prison. They escape of course in order to clear their names and seek retribution. You could probobly find it on VHS for a few bucks at the local pawn shop.....just don't expect Shakespeare. Appriciate it for what it is.

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