is definitely a time for nostalgia.
With great pleasure, I bought in a kiosk number of Impact , resurrection of the dead little sister magazine Mad Movies . The mag was actually proposed for some numbers in tandem with Mad, but this time, as in the heyday, Impact takes off solo.
Impact, as his deputy pulls the shows, "the greatest action film," profession of faith backed by smoldering chatter, alternating arm lights big time, Sly to Schwarzenegger through Dolph and Jean-Claude muscles before and pop-guns generous way like this:
Buy Impact, it was attracting almost more of an angle in the eyes with Mad Magazines! And besides, there was a pinup and articles on the movie X: 17 years when we matter! The adventure was unfortunately stopped in 2001. Still that beneath his nags assumed, Impact has participated in the quality of his texts away from stereotypes, such as Mad Movies, to my discovery of a whole film, especially from Asia, and has fueled my passion for film makers but as diverse as John Milius couillus, William Friedkin, Sam Peckinpah, John Woo, John Mc Tiernan and Kathryn Bigelow. And I'm not alone in this case!
Good news then that this return, especially since it's indestructible Sly who has the honor of cover of this issue 1, and a retrospective article, unfortunately not very informative for that is a fan of the man even in his least forgivable mistakes (Rocky IV, Cobra Stops or your fans will cry etc. ...). Rambo, the film's seminal Ted Kotcheff, however, entitled to an appropriate decryption on two pages. Olivier Marchal interesting interviews for the excellent series Braquo and Kurt Sutter, creator Sons of Anarchy of . Back to 'For a Few Dollars More "and" Once upon a time the revolution ", Sergio Leone, at their resort in theaters. Plus lots of topics! Welcome back, dear Impact, and good luck!
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