The part where Cash stands up at the trial and says, "My partner has spoken very eloquently, and I wish I could be as forgiving, but this whole thing...fucking sucks!" has basically been in my working lexicon for the past 3 decades.

Last of the great 80s action comedies. Literally, it was released between Christmas and New Year 1989. It's a very lovable film

Never forget this about Teri Hatcher:

"They're real and they're spectacular."

I just can't get over the fact that Stallone was a sophisticated intellectual type in this movie. He looks like if Rambo started a career in investment banking. Talk about going against type casting

"Of course there's a strip club, it's the 1980s". I just wish the 1980s were a place.

“It might not be the peak of cinematic art…”

But then again, it just might.

Could never get over the fact that Stallone himself utters the line "Rambo... is a pussy" in the beginning scene.
Always a classic old-school action movie!

The world is crying out for the Drinker’s take on “Harley Davidson & The Marlboro Man.”

FIIIIIIIINALLY a film channel gives this film recognition. This is the eightiesest film ever eightiesed.

As a kid, I loved every Stallone and Kurt Russell movie that was shown on TV. When I saw them together in one movie, I got unbelievably excited and it was a buddy cop movie no less. I wasn't asking for too much and I got more, it was like they were spoiling me. I understand it is a flawed movie, but I was never going to look for an intricate plot in a movie when I was a kid.

What a great example of how unpretentious and fun action movies used to be.

It’s interesting Stallone was cast as the classy guy considering he came up as the blue collar hero while Russell has been a movie star since childhood.

I love it when Kurt shouts "I don't wanna get killed by a Limey jerk, I wanna get killed by...an American jerk! Saw this on its release and loved it.

The "you broke that jaw?" line always made me laugh. It really is a hell of a jaw! 😂

The very last film release of the 80s and summed up that decade perfectly.  It will always be a poignant film for me for that reason.

Yep, this movie is the cinematic equivalent of having Meatloaf.  Love it.

A perfect movie and endlessly rewatchable; ten notches above all the trash we get today.

"Why is yours bigger than mine?"
"Genetics"

Favorite line in the whole movie.

I always loved Tango and Cash, silly as it may be. Enough to be bummed out that Stalone and Russell didn't share a single scene together in Guardians of the Galaxy 2.

Military tactical radios could actually be tuned to pick up broadcast TV frequencies (when they were analog before going digital). I remember laying in a foxhole during training in NY in 1995 and listening to this movie on the radio because it was playing on NBC that night!