Cyborg (1989) - JCVD - Comedic Movie Review

Greetings everybody, I hope the week is going great! Today on JC Van Dammit, we are watching Cyborg (1989)
Starring: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Deborah Richter, Vincent Klyn, Alex Daniels, Dayle Haddon,
Director: Albert Pyun,
Writer: Albert Pyun,
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[@armand531]

This movie came out when I was 7 years old. My teenage sisters were supposed to be taking me to see an animated film in the theatre. When we got to the theater they decided we were watching Cyborg instead. The 80s were a special time!

[@joshuascott3428]

the irony is the actor who played the bad guy was a champion surfer so he in fact could swim well

[@ryanmanley389]

The dude who played Fender in this was also in Point Break. He played the role of Warchild, one of the group of thugs who attacked Neo on the beach after his shower.

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodUnclePete]

The only thing I remember from this movie is a flashback on a kid holding a barbed wire that is holding his family in a bucket over a well. It's something like that. Been over 30 years since I have watched this.

[@lucasfortes7705]

Boy that takes me back! I love this movie, the villain used to scare the shit out of me when I was a kid!

[@rockdesu]

One of my first JCVD. Still holds up. Glad you covered it. JCVD got sued for actually hitting a stuntman in the eye. Those splits in the sewers was awesome.

[@AtticusFink]

If you've never seen Electric Boogaloo, it's a great look at how bonkers Cannon was back then. They were essentially defrauding foreign investors with every movie, selling them on a Spider-Man flick, and using the money to make two or three other movies. The only reason they would get away with it was they would always turn a profit. so when that inevitably started drying up, they started scrambling to get Spider-Man into production. As you can see, that plan backfired big time.

[@haiasieel6099]

One of my favorite Van Damme films. The post apocalyptic setting is great. What I like is the sense of desperation during some of the chase/fight scenes. That sense of both brutal and desperate fight for survival in a dead world instead of "Super Cool Badass" outlaw they captured makes this one a film about "End of Humanity" genre movies I enjoy.

[@larshansson1953]

my favorite thing about this film is that everyone is named after musical instruments and musical equipment. For reasons.

[@MilkoLicious]

That Cross scene....JC became the literal JC, he died for our sake, but then resurrected......

[@Fusterclucked00]

6:00 in the morning... Time to go to sleep. Oh what's that notification? Red Eye Reviews posted a JCVD movie review? Okay cool so no sleep for me...

[@joshuachristian5443]

When JCVD dropped the kill on Dee Snider using his obligatory splits...most triumphant!

[@marcsarfati3291]

1) Fenders outfit was Skelitor MOTU costume.

[@mat0920]

Another interesting fact. Almost all the character names are music related. Fender. Tremolo. Gibson. Marshall. Pearl. Never knew why

[@VikCain]

I love how JCVD solves his crucifixion in this movie

[@spookrockcity]

Ralf Moeller is the guy who got the awesome sewer splits death. He's a training partner of Arnold Schwarzenegger and was the big German warrior in Gladiator.

[@DrJohnAZoidberg]

Please cover Knock Off with JCVD. That one is a classic to me, along with Lionheart and The Quest

[@RhemaPhoenix]

The Monty Python bit was brilliant and almost made me spit out my sandwich. Well done, sir!

[@cccopeland2594]

the best splits scene

[@paulyates3865]

22 years ago I was ready for Church and was waiting for my family to get ready for Church. I turned on the TV. Fought with the bunny ear antenna until a blurry channel tuned in to a Jean Claude Van-Crucifixion. I was mesmerized. Then, we had to go to Church. Now I know that movie. Wow.