Lone Wolf McQuade (1983)
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In this Spaghetti-western-like martial arts actioner, Texas Ranger J. J. McQuade (Chuck Norris) is up against the weapons-dealer Rawley Wilkes (David Carradine) after Wilkes kidnaps McQuade's partner and daughter and takes them to Mexico. McQuade's personal vendetta is encouraged by the government because Wilkes is hijacking U.S. arms shipments for his illicit weapons deals and the government wants him stopped. After the kidnapping incident, McQuade is assigned Kayo (Robert Beltran) a rookie
Apr 15, 1983 Limited
Nov 20, 2001
MGM
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Cast
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Chuck Norris
J.J. McQuad -
David Carradine
Rawley Wilkes -
Barbara Carrera
Lola Richardson -
Leon Isaac Kennedy
Jackson -
Robert Beltran
Kayo -
L.Q. Jones
Dakota -
Dana Kimmell
Sally -
R.G. Armstrong
T. Tyler -
Jorge Cervera Jr.
Jefe -
Sharon Farrell
Molly -
Dan Frishman
Falcon -
William Sanderson
Snow -
John Anderson
Burnside -
Eli Cummins
Redneck #1 -
Aaron Norris
Punk -
Don Pike
First Gunman -
Robert "R.J." Jordan
Bobby Drew -
Gil Reyes
Bouncer -
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Gary Pike
Rustler
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an enjoyable ride for the modern western that it is
Chuck at his action-packed best....
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A cross between Dirty Harry, a few westerns and a comedic element and anger management issues which is used as inspiration for later Seagal movies and for instance, Tango and Cash or Walking Tall, everyone knows Chuck is THE MAN, but as I say, Chuck was making one liners and setting the trends much earlier than later action movies, alongside Stallone and Schwarzenegger. Its Western inspired theme and background is obviously a homage to John Wayne movies and such, Chuck plays a more charismatic and roguish character which everyone loves. The action is very old school, not much special effects here, its very possible a lot of action sequences, such as the stunt of hanging off the back of the pick up even inspired the likes of Jackie Chan who made his infamous umbrella on the bus scene in Police Story 1985.
All in all, an enjoyable classic, not much in character quality and development aside from Chuck, but its pure entertainment value, and in my opinion stands as one of the best Chuck Norris, 1980's action movies.