#BAD COMPANY MOVIN ON MOVIE#

This song, considered to be one of the greatest hits of Bad Company, is all about the raw and passionate feeling that comes with experiencing an overwhelming desire for someone. Their impact on popular music and culture will continue to be felt for generations to come. Their influence on the development of hard rock and their status as one of the most successful bands of the 1970s cannot be overstated.īad Company’s music continues to be loved and admired by fans around the world, and their legacy as pioneers of bluesy rock and roll is secure. Their music has been praised for its raw, unfiltered energy and memorable hooks, and they continue to be celebrated by fans of classic rock around the world.ĭespite numerous lineup changes over the years, Bad Company has continued to tour and record music, releasing over 12 studio albums to date.

The band’s music is known for its bluesy rock sound, with powerful vocals and hard-hitting guitar riffs. They achieved massive success in the 1970s with hits like “Feel Like Makin’ Love,” “Shooting Star,” and “Bad Company.” The band’s classic lineup included Paul Rodgers on vocals, Mick Ralphs on guitar, Boz Burrell on bass, and Simon Kirke on drums.

#BAD COMPANY MOVIN ON MOVIE#

It's still better than The International though, so this movie accomplished something.Bad Company is an English rock band that formed in 1973. I guess Anthony Hopkins sort of picks up the slack for him and that's why it's not as bad, but it's not like Anthony puts on a one-man show performance cause this film is still pretty bad, the plot is lame, the action scenes are pretty crappy but I was bored and I had nothing to do so I watched this movie, I didn't hate it at all, but in a week I will completely forget this movie and I'm completely fine with that. This movie should have definitely been worse than it actually was due to Chris Rock's annoyance level, but it isn't. Plus, he's just not good at 'drama', which he has to do, little amounts of it, but he has to do it nonetheless and he's also no good at that either.

It doesn't help that his voice is so annoying and whenever he screams, in this movie, all you want to do is punch him in the goddamn mouth so he'd shut the fuck up.

Every live action film he's ever starred in have all been pretty critically panned (Good Hair doesn't count as that is a documentary), with the exception of Nurse Betty in which he was really a supporting character and came out TEN YEARS AGO!!! This guy has probably one of the worst track records among film stars, ever. But when you take him out of that element and into movies, he's just downright AWFUL. With that said, I think Chris Rock is a pretty funny guy when he's doing stand-up. But hey, at least the main character is given a reason to do what he's doing much unlike The International (what a terrible movie). It's pretty average for the most part until the HORRID last act of the film, that falls into every action movie trap ever. I've seen worse movies (IE: The-Fucking-International) but this movie is still no good.

Rating: PG-13 (Language|Intense Violent Action|Some Sensuality)ĭolby A, Dolby Stereo, DTS, SDDS, Surround, Dolby SR, Dolby Digital Jake is the mirror opposite of Kevin, a working class Joe, it's a comically uphill challenge to train him as a secret agent and get him in the field. With the clock ticking and no other options available, the CIA reluctantly enlists Kevin's long-lost identical twin brother Jake to take his place. CIA operative Kevin Pope (Chris Rock) is suave, brilliant and right on the verge of completing a top secret mission to keep a rogue nuclear weapon off the black market when he is suddenly killed.

Bad company movin on