Re: SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO (Mark L. Lester, 1991)
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Thank u Jox . This magazines from '90s are the best, top quality for real action fans. I still have magazines fro that era in my parents house kept like treasure and locked in vaults. Also stickers from bubble gum ! Still have all of them ! Turkish bubble gum Commando with real good quality stills from action movies. Mortal Kombat, Terminator, Van Damme ( he has the biggest amount of albums and stickers than every other action movie star in my opinion). Titanic ( for girls... yeah). I remember renting videotapes with all this movies and was searching all those stills and lobby cards (most of them from Turkey), comparing and finding many deleted scenes. Kids nowadays don't even know what was that.... where are my young days !
Or buying a newspaper with TV program for the next week and on the sides of each page we got information and pics from the coolest movies on each day. That wae the videoboom era that is gone, basically industry is gone too... what a pity. All this MARVELS u can.t compare with action stars, where industry was based on actor, nowadays on brand only ! And for me Dolph was always more sympathetic than Arnie ( sorry Arnie but too much steroids), my cousin sister was crazy about this blond muscle guy...
Jox any chance that u got this magazine as well
Or buying a newspaper with TV program for the next week and on the sides of each page we got information and pics from the coolest movies on each day. That wae the videoboom era that is gone, basically industry is gone too... what a pity. All this MARVELS u can.t compare with action stars, where industry was based on actor, nowadays on brand only ! And for me Dolph was always more sympathetic than Arnie ( sorry Arnie but too much steroids), my cousin sister was crazy about this blond muscle guy...
Jox any chance that u got this magazine as well