I just slightly prefer The Delta Force, but this is great balls-out action flick!

@bluersun said:

I just slightly prefer The Delta Force, but this is great balls-out action flick!

If Charles Bronson had played the Lee Marvin role (as was originally planned) it would be a potential #1 ...but it was not to be

It's been many years since I've seen Invasion U.S.A., but I recall it was a lot of fun.

However, I must respectfully disagree with you, Mr. Gorman, on it being the best Cannon film.

Ahem . . . that honor would have to go to Lifeforce . . . just phenomenal feminine perfection . . .

@Gus Gorman said:

@bluersun said:

I just slightly prefer The Delta Force, but this is great balls-out action flick!

If Charles Bronson had played the Lee Marvin role (as was originally planned) it would be a potential #1 ...but it was not to be

I never knew that! Cool

@northcoast said:

It's been many years since I've seen Invasion U.S.A., but I recall it was a lot of fun.

However, I must respectfully disagree with you, Mr. Gorman, on it being the best Cannon film.

Ahem . . . that honor would have to go to Lifeforce . . . just phenomenal feminine perfection . . .

Lifeforce is awesome! I have it on br signed by Mathilda May, Patrick Stewart, Steve Railsback and Tobe Hooper :)

That's awesome, bluersun!

I have a very nice BR copy of Lifeforce, too; I was surprised by how much of an improvement it was over the DVD version, in terms of picture quality, and it has a brief but very informative interview with Miss May, too . . .

But, alas, mine is not signed . . . I am jealous of you!

@bluersun said:

@northcoast said:

It's been many years since I've seen Invasion U.S.A., but I recall it was a lot of fun.

However, I must respectfully disagree with you, Mr. Gorman, on it being the best Cannon film.

Ahem . . . that honor would have to go to Lifeforce . . . just phenomenal feminine perfection . . .

Lifeforce is awesome! I have it on br signed by Mathilda May, Patrick Stewart, Steve Railsback and Tobe Hooper :)

Now THAT is awesome!

Cheers chaps!! Anyway, back on topic!! I think the cover of the dvd was cool and typified the era - Chuck sporting a mullet, wearing double-denim and holding the twin mini Uzis - proper bad-a££

@bluersun said:

Cheers chaps!! Anyway, back on topic!! I think the cover of the dvd was cool and typified the era - Chuck sporting a mullet, wearing double-denim and holding the twin mini Uzis - proper bad-a££

It's a classic poster!

If you look closely you can see the twin towers to the right of Chuck and Washington DC on the left ... I guess that was from deleted scenes