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The first of a trilogy of movies which featured in cinemas in [[1984]] ([[GTA Vice City Stories]]). The second part "Evacuator Part 2: [[Exploder]]" premiered in [[1986]] ([[GTA Vice City]]). The trilogy finale "[[Special Needs Cop]]" premiered in [[1992]] ([[GTA San Andreas]]). | The first of a trilogy of movies starring [[Jack Howitzer]], which featured in cinemas in [[1984]] ([[GTA Vice City Stories]]). The second part "Evacuator Part 2: [[Exploder]]" premiered in [[1986]] ([[GTA Vice City]]). The trilogy finale "[[Special Needs Cop]]" premiered in [[1992]] ([[GTA San Andreas]]). | ||
The trilogy parodies trigger-happy patriotic action movies of the 1980s with muscle-bound heroes, such as Rambo and Commando. It also comes with its own action figure play set, though many figures and props are "sold separately," also a play on the merchandising of G.I. Joe action figures of the time, or possibly the short-lived Rambo toy line. | The trilogy parodies trigger-happy patriotic action movies of the 1980s with muscle-bound heroes, such as Rambo and Commando. It also comes with its own action figure play set, though many figures and props are "sold separately," also a play on the merchandising of G.I. Joe action figures of the time, or possibly the short-lived Rambo toy line. | ||
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Revision as of 02:49, 25 January 2009
The first of a trilogy of movies starring Jack Howitzer, which featured in cinemas in 1984 (GTA Vice City Stories). The second part "Evacuator Part 2: Exploder" premiered in 1986 (GTA Vice City). The trilogy finale "Special Needs Cop" premiered in 1992 (GTA San Andreas).
The trilogy parodies trigger-happy patriotic action movies of the 1980s with muscle-bound heroes, such as Rambo and Commando. It also comes with its own action figure play set, though many figures and props are "sold separately," also a play on the merchandising of G.I. Joe action figures of the time, or possibly the short-lived Rambo toy line.