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desertcart.com: Hard Ticket to Hawaii (Director's Cut) : Ronn Moss, Dona Speir, Hope Marie Carlton, Harold Diamond, Rodrigo Obregn, Cynthia Brimhall, Patty Duffek, Wolf Larson, Lory Green, Rustam Branaman, David DeShay, Michael A. Andrews, Andy Sidaris, Andy Sidaris: Movies & TV Review: A Cult Classic Gem That Delivers Both Action and Cheese in Equal Measure - If you're a fan of cheesy 80s movies, then Hard Ticket to Hawaii is a must-see. This cult classic gem has everything you could want in an action flick: gorgeous locations, explosive action scenes, and some of the cheesiest dialogue you'll ever hear. The plot of the movie is delightfully absurd. Two undercover agents, Donna and Taryn, stumble upon a diamond smuggling operation while on vacation in Hawaii. But when they try to stop the smugglers, they find themselves in the middle of a deadly game of cat and mouse. One of the highlights of Hard Ticket to Hawaii is the action scenes, which are both over-the-top and surprisingly creative. From using frisbees as weapons to fighting off a snake with a rocket launcher, the movie is full of memorable moments that will have you cheering (and possibly cringing) at the same time. But what really sets Hard Ticket to Hawaii apart is its commitment to cheesiness. The dialogue is packed with one-liners and puns that are so bad they're actually kind of great. And the performances are delightfully over-the-top, with the actors clearly having a blast playing up the movie's campy nature. Of course, the movie isn't perfect. Some of the scenes go on a bit too long, and the pacing can be a bit uneven at times. But if you're in the mood for a fun, action-packed romp that doesn't take itself too seriously, then Hard Ticket to Hawaii is definitely worth a watch. As for the Blu-ray itself, the picture quality is surprisingly good for a movie of its vintage. The colors are vibrant and the details are sharp, which really helps to bring the movie's tropical setting to life. The disc also includes some fun bonus features, including a commentary track with the director and a behind-the-scenes featurette. In the end, if you're a fan of cult classic movies that are equal parts action and cheese, then Hard Ticket to Hawaii is definitely worth adding to your collection. It's not going to win any awards for acting or storytelling, but it's a fun and entertaining ride that will leave you smiling from start to finish. Review: Great fun. - If you're reading this review, you probably already know what this movie is about. If you're a fan of cheesy 70's and 80's movies, you'll definitely love this one. Cannot recommend enough.
| Contributor | Andy Sidaris, Cynthia Brimhall, David DeShay, Dona Speir, Harold Diamond, Hope Marie Carlton, Lory Green, Michael A. Andrews, Patty Duffek, Rodrigo Obregn, Ronn Moss, Rustam Branaman, Wolf Larson Contributor Andy Sidaris, Cynthia Brimhall, David DeShay, Dona Speir, Harold Diamond, Hope Marie Carlton, Lory Green, Michael A. Andrews, Patty Duffek, Rodrigo Obregn, Ronn Moss, Rustam Branaman, Wolf Larson See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 339 Reviews |
| Format | Collector's Edition, NTSC |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 36 minutes |
M**Y
A Cult Classic Gem That Delivers Both Action and Cheese in Equal Measure
If you're a fan of cheesy 80s movies, then Hard Ticket to Hawaii is a must-see. This cult classic gem has everything you could want in an action flick: gorgeous locations, explosive action scenes, and some of the cheesiest dialogue you'll ever hear. The plot of the movie is delightfully absurd. Two undercover agents, Donna and Taryn, stumble upon a diamond smuggling operation while on vacation in Hawaii. But when they try to stop the smugglers, they find themselves in the middle of a deadly game of cat and mouse. One of the highlights of Hard Ticket to Hawaii is the action scenes, which are both over-the-top and surprisingly creative. From using frisbees as weapons to fighting off a snake with a rocket launcher, the movie is full of memorable moments that will have you cheering (and possibly cringing) at the same time. But what really sets Hard Ticket to Hawaii apart is its commitment to cheesiness. The dialogue is packed with one-liners and puns that are so bad they're actually kind of great. And the performances are delightfully over-the-top, with the actors clearly having a blast playing up the movie's campy nature. Of course, the movie isn't perfect. Some of the scenes go on a bit too long, and the pacing can be a bit uneven at times. But if you're in the mood for a fun, action-packed romp that doesn't take itself too seriously, then Hard Ticket to Hawaii is definitely worth a watch. As for the Blu-ray itself, the picture quality is surprisingly good for a movie of its vintage. The colors are vibrant and the details are sharp, which really helps to bring the movie's tropical setting to life. The disc also includes some fun bonus features, including a commentary track with the director and a behind-the-scenes featurette. In the end, if you're a fan of cult classic movies that are equal parts action and cheese, then Hard Ticket to Hawaii is definitely worth adding to your collection. It's not going to win any awards for acting or storytelling, but it's a fun and entertaining ride that will leave you smiling from start to finish.
M**.
Great fun.
If you're reading this review, you probably already know what this movie is about. If you're a fan of cheesy 70's and 80's movies, you'll definitely love this one. Cannot recommend enough.
C**Z
》BBB 《
Blu-Ray looks great. The item is exactly as described & arrived on time.
A**E
The 1987 cult classic "Hard Ticket To Hawaii" comes to blu-ray courtesy of Mill Creek Entertainment
The 1987 exploitation cult classic "Hard Ticket To Hawaii" represents writer/director Andy Sidaris' crowning cinematic achievement in my opinion. Building on the foundation established by 1985's "Malibu Express", he had a bigger budget this time around that allowed for more over the top action which helped balance out the expected copious amounts of nudity more. As far as 80's exploitation action sleaze goes, "Hard Ticket To Hawaii" ranks near the top. It is ridiculous to the extreme which makes it so much fun if you are of the proper mindset. Mill Creek Entertainment gives the film its long overdue blu-ray debut sporting a beautiful 4K restoration from the original negative. Presented in a 1.78 aspect ratio, the transfer utilizes the AVC codec featuring a high bit rate hovering usually around the mid to high 30's. Detail is superb and no digital scrubbing was done at all from what I can tell. Fans used to watching this on DVD will be blown away as it is truly like seeing the film again for the first time. Sound is presented in 2 channel master audio sounding pretty clear though just a bit tinny in some places but overall solid. English subtitles are included for the hearing impaired. In terms of extras an intro and 37 minute making of featurette have been ported from a prior DVD release. An audio commentary track featuring Andy Sidaris and his wife Arlene Sidaris who produced the film is also included featuring a wealth of information about the making of the film. Trailers for the movie along with 11 additional trailers for some of his other films round things out. A digital code is also included. "Hard Ticket To Hawaii" truly has to be seen to be believed. Despite this disc going for only $11.37 currently, it still received the sort of care and attention that a lot of much more well known and accomplished films do not get. The new 4K restoration is exquisite and fans of the film or just 80's exploitation sleaze in general should buy this disc as soon as possible. You will definitely be entertained and not disappointed.
A**R
It is what it is
Fairly entertaining B movie. Plot is ridiculous and weak. Acting is poor. There is soft pornish scenes and lots of breasts bared. I like bad B movies so found it fun.
S**N
Love
Love it
S**2
Over the top B-movie fun!
Over the top, fun, B-movie experience. As long as you know that going in, you’ll have a fun time. The budget is cheap, the acting is cheaper, but the women and action make it all worth it!
G**E
Good for obscure film fans
My weirdo friend loves crappy movies. I bought him a stack of Blu-ray’s of bad films, this one included. He insisted we watch them. I said no, we compromised on one. This one. 80 minutes of my life I’ll never get back, but he LOVED it. Good for him.
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