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Review of the Cuneyt Arkin movie “Lionman” (1975), AKA “Kilic Aslan”, a Turkish superhero movie that *gasp* ISN’T based off of something else!
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Nice review. 🙂
Agreed. This guy is really good. I hope he becomes one of the Featured Producers sometime soon.
Same here. Brandon’s been consistently funny with movies I’ve never even heard of.
Maybe this should be called Turkish Gymkata.
Well I’ll probably have to check out more Turkish movies even if there unoriginal or original.that was a good review but what was with the turtle are you gonna review a movie with a turtle spinning around with its two front legs on a bar next time because that would certainly be weird? Also could you take request for your old videos you can post to this site because I’d like you to post your review for the last shark next week? Thanks for the video and can’t wait for the gamera series of movies you’ll be reviewing I’m sure they’ll be fun!!!
The movie was a Gamera movie, a popular Kaiju movie series like Godzilla.
Gamera is friend of children. Something something world without war, or traffic accidents, etc.
I can’t wait for the American remake of this called The Lion , The Witch, and The Wardrobe.
Oh wait…
The shark should just knock on their door and say, “CANDYGRAM!”
9:30 – This would have been a good point for that “Booboobooboobooboo!” Aquaman fish-talk sound effect.
Okay, people, this is totally weird. If my previous two posts don’t make sense, it’s because I actually posted these on that Jaws: Revenge review, but it somehow ended up here. I blame the lawn gnomes.
That’s okay, I appreciate the comments, even if they were meant for someone else.
Well in that case, who do you think would win: Pumaman vs. Lionman?
Great Review! Cuneyt Arkin is the man!
Surprisingly enough those superpowers weren’t plot-hole. We shouldn’t forget that his father slain dozens of man after he was stabbed by dagger. He obviously also has demigod superpowers, not that it isn’t stupid just not plot-hole.
The first word he learns is water? Hmm there is a Helen Keller joke in there somewhere I just know it.
Man the pole spin was silly.
Brandon have you learned nothing, Cuneyt Arkin doesn’t need his hands to masturbate. The Turkish Teri Garr was pretty hot though, until they threw her in prison. I kind of got a Turkish Robin Hood vibe going on, but it seems like an awesome movie nonetheless. Great job!