Executive Decision (1996)
The Boyz made an executive decision to make this week's movie EXECUTIVE DECISION. Like any great action movie that takes place on a cartoonishly big airplane, this one begins with an unsuccessful Special Forces raid on a Chechen Mafia safehouse in Italy. Don't worry - things only get more complicated from there. Seagal is at the top of his game and Russel is killing it going against type, just don't say his feet stink. Now sit back relax and enjoy your in-flight movie and maybe after we land, we can all go to a hockey game for some reason.
Comments (31)
Hailey Berry
One hour and twenty minutes into the pod they haven’t even gotten to the part where they get on the plane yet. Love these guys
Am I the only one getting activated over here? Stangerbot won't leave my house.
I run a restaurant on the Oregon Coast and my food has only gotten better since I made you assholes my my work soundtrack ! This episode was especially solid !! Love you guys ..... n'shit.....
Hell yeah
I believe that when Seagal went to the premiere, the entire theater cheered when his character was killed and he never, ever let it go
I had a zipline in my yard as a kid.
When this came out, someone in junior high spoiled the early death of Steven Segal's character to me. That's cool I thought, even though that was a spoiler Steven Seigal is shit so that is kind of funny. My sister and boyfriend were off to see it in the theater and I mentioned the factoid as I thought it was funny. Turns out the boyfriend didn't like such spoiler as I still hear about it to this day because he is now my brother-in-law and doesn't let stupid shit go.
Stanger is the goddamn best. Stanger Nation!
Does Jon have a "small" of the back?
Pissed off Kurt Russel is officially my favorite
I feel like one of the Q&A post should be you guys reading "The Way of the Shadow Wolves".
great platt story, I did't realized he and Azaria were friends, that explains why they worked so well together in Huff, a show I think deserved a finale.
Future Shadow Wolfboy reporting for duty.
I actually think the movie is about 30 minutes too long it could have ended at least six times before they landed the plane
Love that it took the Boyz an hour and a half to introduce the Shadow Wolves. It's exclusive to the real fans like that.
"We might as well start talking about 9/11 right out of the fucking gate" is my dating profile intro line.
The ActionBoyz mentioning AIDS never fails to spark joy.
The ActionBoyz: it's funny and shit.
Can the Boyz break it to Wiger and Mitch that I can't afford the double anymore because I wanna be a Shadow Wolf?
I don't think anyone said Halle Berry the same way twice on this episode.
Now can anyone tell me what episode it was that we first heard Stanger and Rodgers encounter with the forensic cops?
I think first mention was in High & Mighty 104 for Big Trouble in Little China (a year ago! great ep, last H&M before Action Boyz proper). Digression starts around 61 minutes in. Funny callback to 'quote unquote whores' from 47 minutes in.
Hey guys! Do I just change my monthly pledge to $8 or is there a completely different tier I need to access?
Wait. They have to create an actual tier, it'll show up on the right side of the website, under the current $5 level.
I’m also in for Shadow Wolves
PS ENNNNNNthey weren’t worth that much is great
Def in for the Shadow Wolves level. I think the Q&A is a cool idea and I'd even like to see interviews/chats with people involved in the movies or comedy people like when you had Mitch and Wiger on.
I think you guys were joking but I would 100% pay higher to get an extra ABz episode per month.
Agreed.
The guys at my sauna were snapping each other with towels and saying that Baker (aka Hollywood) is actually Kurt Russell's ex-brother-in-law