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[BrandonDaCollector]

I was a bit but mostly for the greats like SW & Star Trek & action stars but 1989 was a year I started to really pay attention which was a great . I think it started with GB2, Indiana Jones 3 and of course Batman. Oh yeah, 1990 was the dandy for Me, every year there after I kept up with'em. My Mom saw the 10 Commandments when she was a young girl at the show during it's encore. I haven't seen the 10 Commandments in a long time. In fact, Val Kilmer was in the Prince of Egypt which is a similar story of Exodus. I will get to that in time. You can post many of the movies like that but I got dibs on the original King of Kings & The Passion of the Christ for Easter.

Okay, here's the next Val Kilmer movie you may not have heard of either, it came out in the big year of 1992. It's called Thunderheart



Thunderheart is based on real events during the debacles of Wounded Knee in the 70s




Val Kilmer & the late great Sam Shepherd are FBI agents investigating murders on the Reservation.



Kilmer is assigned because he has Native American blood.



Such a shame how Shepherd seems to be almost forgotten by today's modern day & age



Real life Canadian Indian Graham Greene plays a cop. He's really good, arguably his best role & performance.



He & Kilmer have great chemistry together.



The late great Fred Ward is the law enforcer



Real life politician, late great Fred Dalton Thomson appears briefly in a really good scene with Kilmer. To think, Thompson was going up against Obama in the first election but due to getting sick, he had to pull out



Sheila Tousey appears.



Ted Thin Elk is really incredible here. From The IMDB: "A Sicangu Lakota (Sioux) who spent most of his life on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation in South Dakota, Ted Thin Elk saw very few movies in his lifetime, and was 72 when he got his first role as "Grandpa Samuel Reaches" in the film Thunderheart (1992). Contrary to his bad boy reputation, Val Kilmer treated the septuagenarian first-time actor with deference and helped him with his scenes in front of the camera. When the camera wasn't rolling, the two could be found discussing Native American Topics in general and Lakota ones in particular".



Here's the great Trailer.



Now, the music is wonderful. It was by the late great James Horner (2 years later he would do Braveheart). It's such powerful music and makes the movie so grand. In some parts, it sounds a lot like Willow because he uses some of the same sound & technique he did for that epic adventure





1993 was a big year for Val Kilmer movies as he was in three of em, one id coming next

[packerbacker180]

The one I've heard of but never saw. My wife loves The Ten Commandments. She tries to watch i every Easter season. It's not bad, just sooooooooo long, lol.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh, good you know about Thunderheart then I see, well that's good that she does. In this day and age where time is getting shorter, long movies don't last long or at least they don't to Me. I never seen the Story of Ruth, that looked good. My Grandpa PoPo loved Viveca Linfors. I never seen her before in until the first Creep Show but really didn't notice her until I saw Stargate at the show. When We rented it and I saw it for the second time, My Grandpa pointed her out to Me. He told Me all about her. To Me she was just an older woman but he knew her when she young & great looking just like that trailer you provided Packer. Whenever I think of Stargate and see her, I think of that time

Okay, here's the first of three movies of 1993 with Val Kilmer. 93 was such a cool year for so many things as I've said before. This one is called The Real McCoy



The movie stars Kim Basinger as the movie's titled character Karen McCoy in one of her best roles. She's actually quite sexy here, really classy hot and has many different looks in the movie





Val Kilmer is a robber but not a very good one,



She's a master bank robber but was caught and put away for 6 years.



She can't get a job because of her record. They meet up almost serendipitously and because of him, he knows people and unknowingly, she get's back in the groove from years prior.



The little boy is the reason she is dong this. He has no clue WHO SHE REALLY IS



He too will get in on this action later on,



Coincidentally, Kilmer knows Terrance Stamp, Stamp is the man that Basinger worked for when she was a master theft artist



The movie has some cool scenes.



It was something that they said that the bank still used Betamax over VHS



Just not this particular scene but there was another one that was like an alternate reality with Bruce Wayne & Vicky Vale together in the car



Also, strangely, in the movie you got three actors that were a part of DC movies. Basinger as Vicky Vale in Batman 89, Stamp as Lord Zod in Superman 1 & 2 and Kilmer as Bruce Wayne/Batman in Batman Forever two years later in 95



Now, check this. I couldn't find a clip of it on YT. I guess nobody cared or it's become that obscure. Whatever the reason, I made a special about it. In one scene when the robber team is doing their stuff...



the security guard is watching WWF Wrestling Yes, this was filmed in 92 and the match that he was watching with Kona Crush and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan is talking about Repo Man whom Crush would face at the WWF SummerSlam 92. I made this gif, it's OOAK. I even put the End Credits where you see the Titan Sports Copyright there. This is a long gif, about 20 seconds



1993's The Real McCoy was a dandy one, one of the finest films of the year




Here's the Trailer



The music was very good by Brad Fiedel. I could only find one Cue here. Some of his score sounds like his Terminator 2: Judgment Day score. In fact, there was a couple scenes in The Real McCoy along with the music that was in them was similar like them Cyberdyne Systems building scenes in T2



I'll have another Val Kilmer move from 93 next