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First Time Watching Robot Jox for JL.   Patreon Exclusive/Patron Pick. 

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PATREON Robot Jox 1989 Movie Reaction First TIme Watching 1

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Garrett

Hot Damn, thank you guys!

g g gooding

There were two (I think) sequels to this. Robot Wars and sumthin else. I aint never seen em. Anyone know if they've got any juice?

T.J. Gengler

Ok, if we’re going down this path (a choice I heartily endorse), we really need J to watch Space Truckers with Dennis Hopper and Charles Dance. There’s a whole truckload of cocaine cabinets in that film.

frost1977

whats the one with Hugh jackman, sort of an upgraded version of this{i have seen all of this one yet but just going off the trailer]

g g gooding

Mark: kinda figured that. Albert and Charles Band are more miss than hit in my experience. They're no Cannon Group! (I mean...well...yeah they are, of course.) Oh well.

frost1977

good ole' 80's cheeze, this just really makes me want to see J watch Pacific Rim.

Ashley

I've never seen space truckers but I really should because it my favorite genre of video game and music.

frost1977

there is actually a New Armored core VI coming to steam in a couple of days.

El Santo

Oh good lord

El Santo

This movie is the closest thing we will ever get to a live action Battletech film, thank you for reacting to this I have been on a Mechwarrior kick recently so this feels like I am spoiling myself

Manospondylus

This is one of those movies where I think of my dad. We always watch stuff like this from blockbuster. Dirty Dozen, Dune(1984), and Remo Williams are the prime dad nostalgia examples though.

Tom C

The only similarity is giant, stop motion robots. Other than that, not really sequels and nowhere near as fun. Crash and Burn is more of a slasher with about a minute of the robot at the end. I kid you not.

Tim D.

I absolutely love Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins. I think Fred Ward is a really underrated actor. His ability to combine comedy, action, and drama into a single performance is exceptional.