Road House | Patrick Swayze, Kelly Lynch | Road House Patrick Swayze.

Road House | Patrick Swayze, Kelly Lynch | Patrick Swayze dirty dancing all over drunks and bad guys...

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Road House

	Road House Patrick Swayze, Kelly Lynch MGM (Video & DVD), 2006 average customer review:based on 107 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Patrick Swayze stars in this sexy, "violent tough-guy thriller" (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) from the producer of Die Hard and The Matrix. Co-starring Ben Gazzara (The Thomas Crown Affair), Kelly Lynch (Charlie's Angels) and Sam Elliott (We Were Soldiers), Road House delivers no-holds-barred action that pushes the envelope for high-octane thrills! Swayze is Dalton, a legendary bouncer who comes to Jasper, Missouri, for a special purpose: to restore order at the notorious Double Deuce bar. In one spectacular fight after another, Dalton rids the bar of thugs and henchmen. But when he runs afoul of a ruthless crime boss (Gazzara) who controls the town, the stage is set for a blistering showdown that'll leave only one man standing!

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Road House Patrick Swayze.

The Movie Road House is a gutsey action movie and not for the few who don't like true action. Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliott are just great, sure cleaned up The Double Deuce and recomend this DVD. Malcolm Australia.

Patrick Swayze dirty dancing all over drunks and bad guys...

Road house is a movie about a man who is a cooler at a mid-west bar and controls bars/clubs when they get out of control. Patrick Swayze is the zen-master who takes nothing personally and tries to live his life in peace until he takes a job working for the Double Deuce in Kansas.

Throughout the movie are good fighting scenes, escalating situations and a great soundtrack. This movie doesn't lose its charm and I recommend this movie to anyone whom has never seen it. Interesting concept for a movie and a good storyline to justify all the violence.

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The Kevin Smith/Scott Mosier commentary alone worth the $

I've seen this movie about a billion times. My VHS copy wore out so I popped for this new edition. Good God, the commentary by Smith/Mosier is hysterical. By itself, it is worth the price. I haven't laughed that hard in a very long time.

By the way, why IS that background guy dancing without his shirt in all the bar scenes?

Patrick Swayze, he'll break your heart, then he'll break your face !!