MTV Movies - With the release of "Haywire" and "Underworld: Awakening" this weekend, the box office is in for a heaping helping of badass women. Both Gina Carano and Kate Beckinsale play the role of strong, female protagonist that make the men around them look like little boys. If they get stabbed or shot at, they barely even flinch. Punch them, and they'll punch you right back. These women are tough as nails, but you shouldn't think of them as woman. That would be a mistake.
Former MMA fighter Gina Carano tells us what makes A39 great at the NYC Under Armour Press Event.
If she's got it all I hope she got some acting lessons after Haywire...she needed them. She's great at the action scenes and the fighting but the acting not so much. I know she would be great but she needs to do that or continue to make senseless action flixs.
Richard Cardenas "To mark this, his 50th birthday, I want to take a look back at some of his most acclaimed works that also happen to be among some of my favorite movies to watch. While I may not be a fan of his Ocean’s trilogy of films (personally, I found them absolutely repulsive) some of his other well-known works certainly call my attention each and every time I see them playing."
Clickonline writes "My heart (or what passes for it) may be closer to this issue than most but... I love quality action flicks. They’re like poetry in motion. Only they’re actually legs, fists and elbow strikes in motion. Which, I think we can all agree, is much better!"
i dont agree with the top 5, i think some of them are a bit of a letdown because they are sequels but branding them as the worst for 2012 i think there are more action movies inferior.
