Cobra (1986)

Pop Culture Phenomenon Films: 80’s (1473 movies items)

" As crime runs rampant in the United States, the hard-as-nails LAPD Lieutenant, Marion "Cobra" Cobretti, is the only cure for the crime-infested urban jungle of Los Angeles. In the meantime, a string of seemingly unconnected and unmotivated random assaults on civilians will soon drag the hardened officer into a violent war against the psychopaths of the secret organisation named "The New World". With the criminal society's sole purpose to weed out the weak, Cobra will escort an important wi"

Movies That I have watched all (2289 movies items)

"6.3/10"

Pros and Cons of Films: Vol. 2 (130 movies items)

"Pros: It’s one the best, mid 80’s Sylvester Stallone action films. It’s a violent, dark, cop action film. Brian Thompson Con: It might too violent, and overkill."

My Favorite Films of 1986 (25 movies items)

" "Hey dirtbag, you're a lousy shot. I don't like lousy shots. You wasted a kid... for nothing. Now I think it's time to waste you." Directed by George P. Cosmatos Written by Sylvester Stallone Music by Sylvester Levay Cinematography by Ric Waite Editing by James R. Symons and Don Zimmerman"

Watched in 2021 (228 movies items)

"24.4"

Movies I Watched in April 2021 (39 movies items)

"Broken Image Link Date: 4/7/2021 Viewed: Blu-Ray (Shout Factory) Re-Watch Note: Cobra is one of my favorite movies starring Sylvester Stallone that isn't Rocky or Rambo. Cobra gives you what you want in an 80s action movie. You have a badass action hero played by Sylvester Stallone, cheesy one-liners, awesome fight scenes, and cool explosions. "You're a disease and I'm the cure" is one of the coolest lines ever in my opinion. There's not a single dull moment in this movie because almost ever"

Rainaloki 2019 (77 movies items)

"14.7."

Favorite Action Films: 1986-1987 (36 movies items)

" Directed by: George P. Cosmatoe Produced by: James D. Brubraker, Yoram Globus, and Menaham Golan Written by: Slyvester Stallone Based on the novel, "Fair Game", by: Paula Gosling Cinematography: Ric Waite Edited by: Don Zimmerman and James D. Symons Music by: Slyvester Levay Distributed by: Cannon Films Group"