Kurt Russell

Tango and Cash, 1989. Spoiler alert: Tango and Cash start out hating one another but become friends.

The Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell film Tango & Cash was the last of the great ampersand films of 1989, following hot on the heels of Turner & Hooch and Milo & Otis.

For all of that landmark year filmmakers had been experimenting with various human/animal combinations in an effort to find out what audiences would most respond to. In Milo & Otis they tried using two animals, in Turner & Hooch they tried a human and an animal and in Tango & Cash they used a human and Sylvester Stallone.

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  • Garth says:

    03:52pm | 01/08/11

    Eddie Murphy drives the convertible because his friend at the art gallery lends it to him. He shows up in the same crappy blue chevy nova he used to have when they hung out years before. Otherwise, tops review! Read more »

  • Peter Kelly says:

    10:05am | 04/08/09

    Finally, somebody gets it. I think i’ll sleep quite soundly tonight. Read more »

 

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