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not sure why it felt right to revisit Cobra on the 4th but I'm glad I did it. almost forgot how fun and funny this movie is
lmao I'm working on something about Cobra and the very first note I wrote was about this moment. kills me every time
I hadn't seen this until just earlier this year when I did it for my podcast. Honestly, I'm just mad at myself for sleeping on it for so long
Stallone betraying his Italian Stallion heritage using scissors instead of a slicer.
I still can't believe they almost put Stan Bush's The Touch from the Transformers movie in this.
They didn't have kitchen scissors in the 80s?
One of these days I need to do a double feature of this and FAIR GAME (the Cindy Crawford one) and figure out how they got two completely different movies out of one book.
the first fifteen minutes are worth a watch literally any time
Rifftrax just the a funny commentary for this one a year ago.
I should build the 1911 from Cobra.
One of the coolest posters ever too.
Make a sequel where he has a son who becomes his partner.
COBRA$
I love “inexplicable fog” in the alt text here 💯
