Commando (Director's Cut)

Name: Commando (Director's Cut)
Released: 1985-10-4
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rae Dawn Chong, Dan Hedaya, Vernon Wells, James Olson

NR
1h 32m
1985

67%

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Experience amazing action and all the Arnold you could ask for with the Commando Director’s Cut. When the daughter (Alyssa Milano) of former Delta Force Operative John Matrix (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is kidnaped by a brutal former team member seeking revenge, Matrix must travel to South America and do whatever it takes to get her back. Somewhere....somehow.... someone’s going to pay!

Director:

Mark L. Lester

Producer:

Joel Silver

Writer:

Steven E. De Souza

Cast:

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rae Dawn Chong, Dan Hedaya, Vernon Wells, James Olson

EXTRAS

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DIRECTOR’S CUT AUDIO COMMENTARY BY MARK L. LESTER

DELETED SCENES

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PURE ACTION

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Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

67%

Critics Consensus: The ultimate '80s Schwarzenegger movie, replete with a threadbare plot, outsized action, and endless one-liners.

Reviews

Cinemaficionados

Yasser Medina

As an action film, it decently collects a handful of clichés for Schwarzenegger to do his thing by arming himself with machine guns and one-liners, but somehow the adrenaline decreases with each body count. [Full review in Spanish]

Commando is full of action but is conflict-free.

The finale is quite notable, as it boasts an enormous body count and countless expended ammunition; this too is almost hilarious thanks to the chaotic extravagance.

Commando was Arnold's baby, his vehicle for bringing his unique brand of action-insanity to willing masses.

April 10, 2020

FULL REVIEW

Me gusta el cine

Sebastian Zavala Kahn

An over-the-top, cartoony, and brilliantly stupid action movie, which can be enjoyed because of its flaws, not despite them. [Full review in Spanish]

July 8, 2019

FULL REVIEW