Les films nuls qu'on conseille même pas à nos ennemis.

[Monsieur Vilak]

Là je le trouve dur quand même!!!!

[Super Shogun]

Ces films de merde... Il y aurait pu y avoir aussi Ils Sont Fous Ces sorciers, film de Lautner pourtant.

[Monsieur Vilak]

[Monsieur Vilak]

[Monsieur Vilak]

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[Monsieur Vilak]

[Stéphane Dumas]

Un petit nanar en provenance d'Argentine malgré que ce film est supérieur à Ghostbusters 2016. Désolé pas de sous-titres français.

If you're into obscure action flicks with machine guns, slow-mo explosions, and boots-on-the-ground drama, Comandos Azules (1980) is the retro gem you've been waiting for. This rare Argentinian action film from director Emilio Vieyra delivers an adrenaline-fueled experience full of SWAT-style tactics, local political tension, and B-movie charm that’s impossible to ignore.

In this video, we take a closer look at Comandos Azules — a military action thriller that gained cult status in Latin America but remained largely unseen elsewhere. Inspired by 70s and 80s American commando-style action movies, the film follows an elite tactical unit — the “Blue Commandos” — as they confront urban crime, terrorism, and chaos with guns blazing.

We explore the film’s background, production challenges, and how it mirrored Argentina’s real-world tensions during the post-dictatorship years. While the budget may have been small, the ambition was big — with rooftop chases, warehouse shootouts, and characters that feel like a local version of Stallone’s or Bronson’s tough guys.