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One member of the crowd shouts grotty comments at her. She’s half undressed and she’s being sprayed with champagne. The opening scene in Barb Wire sees the titular character performing a sexy dance in a plush strip club for a small crowd of men. Barb usually likes to stay neutral but with bodies piling up she finds herself forced to pick a side. With the USA in the throes of a civil war, Barb finds herself mixed up in a conflict over who gets to use some special robo-contact lenses that are part of several people’s plans to sneak into Canada. It’s about Barb Wire, played by Pamela Anderson, who owns and runs a bar while also being the deadliest and best bounty hunter in the world in the future. That said, I read a bunch of issues for this article and I’m not entirely sure I see what inspired anyone to adapt it for the big screen.īarb Wirestarts with a crawling, scene setting text which is important and you should totally read it (although if you don’t it’s fine as a voice over gives us all of the same information again less than 10 minutes later).

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The comic series is a lot more colorful than the movie, with more sci-fi to it. It’s based on the Dark Horse comic series of the same name (although the character had featured in earlier collections), which is better than the movie.

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In an interview with website Train Wreckd Society, replacement director Hogan noted of the job “…the pay wasn’t bad.” The script was written by first time writer Ilene Chaiken, who has gone on to have a solid career as a TV writer, and former Navy Seal Chuck Pfarrer, who had previously written, amongst other films, the movie Navy Seals. The movie experienced difficulties during production, with David Hogan brought in to replace director Adam Rifkin during shooting, allegedly due to the quality of the film he was making.

My article will then reflect whether I was able to. I want to enjoy T he Wolf Of Wall Street and I want to enjoy Kill Switch. When I sit down to watch a film, be that film an Oscar contender or a straight-to-video offering from Steven Seagal, I give it a fair chance of a positive write up. Whether that’s the case or not, it’s something I’ve been very mindful of over the last few years. When I read silly film look backs that other people have written around the internet, I’ll sometimes come away with the impression that the person has set out to trash an easy target. More often, though, I’ll end up with a Santa With Muscles or a Nick Fury: Agent Of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Den of Geek will often send me odd films with rotten reputations and it’s always my hope that I’m going to get something like Chuck Norris’ Invasion U.S.A., which is kind of out there but also kind of brilliant. I like to write silly articles about terrible films, but I prefer to write silly articles that go on about how much I’ve enjoyed a film that most people wouldn’t bother with.

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