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Chuck Norris himself cowrote Invasion U.S.A., a movie that's partly a right-wing paranoid fantasy and partly a prescient vision of contemporary terrorism. A Soviet superagent named Rostov leads an invasion of guerrilla squads who, after landing in Florida, spread throughout the U.S. and start shooting bazookas into suburban homes, inciting race riots by impersonating the police and attacking ethnic events, and planting bombs in churches and on school buses. Soon martial law descends as the country sinks into chaos. Only American superagent Matt Hunter (Norris) can take Rostov on, and eventually the two men face off, Rostov in full-body black leather, Hunter in black gloves and painfully tight blue jeans. For anyone who yearns for the simplicity of the cold war and enjoys a vengeance-laden action flick with lots of guns and exploding cars (but little martial arts), Invasion U.S.A. will provide some cinematic comfort food. --Bret Fetzer
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When America faces invasion for the first time in history, it's up to one-man army Matt Hunter (action superstar Chuck Norris) to wage war upon the enemies of freedom. On suburban streets, in shopping malls, and even in churches, the firepower explodes in megaton fury and death-defying stunts escalate into a heart-stopping climax when Hunter, America's doomsday weapon, launches his final plan. A ragtag army of terrorist mercenaries led by Soviet agent Rostov (Richard Lynch) catches America unprepared and makes it a war zone from sea to shining sea. Only one man can stem the rising tide of violence: retired agent and martial arts expert Matt Hunter. Leading the United States Army into guerilla warfare on its own turf, Hunter won't stop until every last bazooka-wielding enemy is down. From first explosion to last, Invasion U.S.A. is a stirringly patriotic and riveting entertainment you just can't miss!
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1.0 out of 5 stars
If you're looking for garbage, look no further!,
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This review is from: Invasion U.S.A. (1985) (DVD)
Wow! This movie is absolutely awful! I am a fan of "B" movies and this one was fun from beginning to end. It has more cliches in it than I can list. Chuck gets pulled into a war he doesn't want. He didn't start it, but he ends it... with a bazooka! Buy this movie for the sheer laugh factor.Note- a great drinking game would be to watch this movie and do a shot every time someone uses a bazooka. You won't make it to the end!
4.0 out of 5 stars
One of Chuck's Best!!!,
By Pha-Q "Assfest69" (Honeydale, New Brunswick) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Invasion U.S.A. (Widescreen) (DVD)
In summary, terrorist start to take over the states. Chuck takes care of things, so don't worry, Norris IS homeland security. Very rock solid action movie, but a litlle dated by todays standards. Who gives a crap? Much better than his Walker, Texas Ranger days. 4 1/2 Stars.
5.0 out of 5 stars
One of my greatest guilty pleasures.,
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This review is from: Invasion U.S.A. (Widescreen) (DVD)
When a group of terrorists invade America, only Matt Hunter (Chuck Norris) can stop them. Pretty simple stuff, not an ounce of plot to get in the way of the story, but what a story it is. Invasion U.S.A. was one of the million or so b-movie thrill rides put out by the now, sadly, defunct Cannon Pictures. I was fearful that changing times (and fashions) would date Invasion U.S.A. some, and, to be honest, they have. But it still retains enough of its bad movie charms to entertain in a brainlessly high octane way. Stuffed with enough action for two Cannon Pictures, this is an essential for both Cannon and Chuck Norris fans - though the 'good' movies The Chuckster did for the studio are, in my opinion, the first Missing in Action and The Hero and The Terror. But this is my favorite of the bunch and I give it my highest recommendation.
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