Billy Jack. Seriously.

[hondarobot]

Oh, Video Search Of Miami probably has it on dvd. I haven't looked, but it's worth a shot.

[SkyTwo]

Sheesh, can't a guy start a thread on Billy Jack without it turning into a big drama?

But now that it's too late, I'll add that Santa Sangre is wildly overrated. The cinematic equivalent of being put in a dimly-lit room and being repeatedly hit over the head with The Really Big Book of Freud.

If Billy Jack lost his arms, on the other hand, he wouldn't be mincing around in a ball gown. He'd still be kicking the crap out of wigged-out bikers and delivering fiery orations in front of the senate-- and that's after knocking Buford Pusser on his sorry ass with nothing but a fried clam sandwich.

Because he's... Billy Jack. The only man with two first names you can trust. Forget the Jodorowsky DVD. Get yourself one of these sweet hats and you'll command respect from everyone you see.

[hondarobot]

Sheesh, can't a guy start a thread on Billy Jack without it turning into a big drama?

Nope. Billy Jack is one of the drama triggers. You have much to learn.

:P

[tsluva]

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i wonder if they would probably alter/change up the Billy Jack
character into a bit more action-fighting figure than a political one.

Jason Statham ( Transporter, Crank,WAR) would probably make
a good choice as Billy Jack if they were to go that way.,,

.

[SkyTwo]

I think that those old Billy Jack movies are stupid. :P

Are you kidding? The color scheme in Billy Jack Goes To Washington is a brilliant example of Laughlin using the environment to depict his character's inner conflict and and a sense of alienation that only increases as Billy Jack gains access to the corridors of power.

And the casting of Jane Russell in Born Losers is a sharp criticism of a society that is willing to commodify anything-- including people. Decades ahead of its time.

[SkyTwo]

I think that those old Billy Jack movies are stupid. :P

Are you kidding? The color scheme in Billy Jack Goes To Washington is a brilliant example of Laughlin using the environment to depict his character's inner conflict and and a sense of alienation that only increases as Billy Jack gains access to the corridors of power.

And the casting of Jane Russell in Born Losers is a sharp criticism of a society that is willing to commodify anything-- including people. Decades ahead of its time.

I can't say that i'll ever see it your way pal. I have watched them on occasion over the years (they're rarely shown) just to have something to laugh at, rather than as something to be taken seriously.

I was kidding. Although the first two are pretty entertaining for their camp value. I just thought the site could use a big, butt-kickin' dose of...


BILLY JACK!

[SkyTwo]

That Billy Jack is one bad mutha.....

[SkyTwo]

Shut yo mouth!

[SkyTwo]

Hey, I'm just talkin' 'bout Billy Jack!

[SkyTwo]

Coming soon to an ass-whoopin' near you!