COBRA Clip - "Supermarket Killer" (1986) Sylvester Stallone 

No man,is called being a movie

The way he threw the knife was very uncanny, but effective.

That’s called being a moron.

dumb movie

Cool car...

he didn't pay

Of course he had to destroy it lol

And it's heart breaking to see it get blown up like that, those displays were rare enough as it was in the 80's due to the cost of the unit, most distributors didn't bother with them, now they are impossible to find.

As a kid I believed it was real Pepsi soda pouring in until I touched it 😂😂.

As a kid I believed it was real Pepsi soda until I touched it 😂😂.

Yes !

My favorite line!

Perfect line. The Eastwood thing with 'go ahead, make my day' was just a year or two prior to this. This made a nice, comedic change of pace.

0:35-0:41 that rival cop was such a sour prick...always antagonizing The Cobra tsk, tsk...

@@babymammoth34 Dude HAD to be a liberal...

Dude decades later I STILL laugh at that line!

When he grabs the PA and goes "hey dirtbag... you're lousy shot...", next level 80's macho badassness, movies are just not made like this anymore.

🤣🤣🤣 Ain't that the truth‼️⁉️

Was gonna say, all those "hostages" could easily run away since the guy was too busy with only a few. I'd be running outta there if I heard a shotgun go off 😆

🎯

I still remember the reviews of this when it came out, they showed scene he was in back of pick up shooting motorcyclist, I was 9...

Hhahah I forgot about that lmao 😂😂😂😂😂

Carb control:)

It's the Cobra lifestyle.

LOL me too

And cleaning his gun with the kit stored in an egg carton.

yes, for sure. It's the way of the New World, Yo!

@@babymammoth34 😉🤣😂🤣

What's up with his Michael Jackson outfit?

I tried googling it. All that I saw was that the movie "King Cobra" was based on a true story. I couldn't find anything that said that Cobra is based on a true story.

@@80s_Boombox_Collector Films like cobra are a peak into the past... or an certain style of plot/film style of certain producers things like Texas chainsaw films/nightmare elm street/driller killer/blood galore fess types....... One of many types of films that the age rating board (back then) classed a ultra violent or R rated aka the nickname : video nasties. They tried to to outright ban but they got out & released anyhow. Just like the old picture houses with 'under the counter' porn types content. That sold for big money or openly for sale behind closed doors. Some poor copies, this how it was before the internet. You can say it was the right right palace for it to be used. Like many other references of culture it symbolises a meaning or a persona protruded in that film. Example black for bad white for good.

💯 Scary

You got that right

Y la sociedad, o más bien las autoridades, siguen siendo igual: protegiendo a los delincuentes.

But there is no Cobra

True

Monte to Cobretti: "Look, this is not your specialty, okay?! This is PURE Investigative police work, not jumping through a window." Cobretti: "Look, Captain...I don't want to be a Hero. I just wanna be involved."

@@babymammoth34 monte was the typical liberal democrat

like all of the real life dumb fucks weaving through traffic to get home 30 seconds faster. then what?

i'm 42 and i think it's awesome.

You're not alone there, my friend.

Definitely! I agree!

Such an iconic 80's flick-down to Stallone's huge sunglasses and matchstick! Sly's answer to Arnie's Commando a year earlier!

Yeah - but - still amazed Stallone turned down Beverly Hills Cop to make this version. Considering that BHC made about $100 million more.

Xaaxaaa😊😊😊b

The golden age of cinema.

さた。た、さほゆ

Who could blame you?

i have seen the workprint version

@@lowbudgetproductions1348 work print?!

@@lowbudgetproductions1348 haha, good joke.

Bud Light could use some of that these days.

Pretty much everything in a movie is negotiated, even in the '80's. But, I guess some spots are a a lot more prominent than others, lol.

lots of product placement. What a huge supermarket!

@@russs3001 True, but it is also true that stores were often stacked to the rafters with product, unlike the barebones stores you often see now.

But he looked cool and that's all that matters.

Мы говорим на разных языках, но думаем одинаково 🇷🇺 🤝

@@notta3d The hostages sure as shit didn't matter..

It brought the cool factor in the scene that all that counts. Cobrety kicked arse!

Damn Straight.........Night Vision

I love this line

Stallone has a thing for old Fords. My favorite is the bulletproof F100 in The Expendables. This Mercury is also very cool

@@chrisflores4788 I like the 50 Mercury as well. Loved that smooth rounded shape and that hood scoop gave the 50 Mercury just enough hot rod look..... Nice car.

And because of this movie people were (trying) to get 8 to 10 thousand for a rusted out no motor body on buy sell papers. That was UNREAL asking price for back then.

Watch your mouth, it's The Cobra.

Especially in the 80s and 90s.

Hughjjjjjjhjjhhhj

Hahahaha. 😂😀😛🙂😊

Yeah But Pepsi was

I miss the taste of RC Cola. It've been decades since I was drinking it last time 🥺

@@FekalistaGrzybowory-lz8lh I still drink RC

RC is great, its easily the best “cheap” pop

Warm beer. Yuk.

Warm beer... eww

Yep probably explains why he tossed it instead of finishing the can.

Amen...There were more good movies during the 80's than the other decades COMBINED...

you are either a troll or a bot.

@@ionfilter0304 Do you doubt that we have a lot of disease infecting our cities today?

@@kickit59 Depends on what you're referencing with the word disease. This type of policing is tantamount to fixing a faucet without first shutting off the water.

@@ionfilter0304 We have thugs of all kinds infecting our cities! Inserting them into a jail cell for a prolonged visit would be a step in the right direction. However there were some epic lines in Cobra like "You're a disease and I'm the cure!" If you doubt our cities are diseased in this way you haven't really been there and had the experience face to face!

@@ionfilter0304 Profound. In other news, police in really real world have negotiation teams that go in before SWAT as a last resort. In no real police force does one guy show up in a hot rod with a decaled gun and aviators and take out hostage holders. I wouldn't have informed you if you'd shown me you already knew that.

Of course, he's Marion Cobretti 👍

Movie logic.

Coz Stallone vetoed the writers guild assn, took over the Beverly hills script and the director cosmatose was in a comatose state. No kidding esse!!!

Well, clearly, the dude with the match is just WAY COOLER than all those SWAT guys..

Because he’s Stallone although Chuck Norris wasn’t available

don't forget the mirrored shades. nothing says full sight when you wearing sun glasses in a darkened room.

0:28

@@rustymixer2886 Ok.... if you insist :P

@martinkuliza all good brother thx

Stallone actually HAPPENED to the 70s the 80s was an after effect if not for Rocky and Rambo , none of this would have happened

Today's action heroes will never live up to the 80's standard.

Still is

Bully for you I just turned 25 today and I envy seeing classics like this in theaters nowadays all we have is political bull crap even the propaganda back then was better done

@@GrosvnerMcaffrey politics aside, you can find small theaters to show these movies. Its not hard

@@moreplease394 At one of the retro theaters in my fair state, they did a triple header old-school action weekend with this movie, Action Jackson with Carl Weathers, and The Running Man with Arnold!

He did a favor by doing that. BHC wouldnt been as good with him as Eddie Murphy did it and I'm a Sylvester Stallone fan. It's like Eddie Murphy playing Cobra. Some things just ain't meant to be.

@@hareemobduljawon BHC was a comedy with a hint of action. Stallone's style is action with a wisp of comedy.

i mean.. that was just for legal reasons Technically he gave him 1 SPLIT SECOND to do the right thing when he CLEARLY refused, Cobra unloaded AN ENTIRE CLIP into his chest Ya know... Because it was NECESSARY :P

After this movie, he did over the top.

😅 I thought it was about shakes till I recognized sly on the poster..👍🏻 funny you say that mate..I thought the same when I was a young lad. My first movie I saw when my family moved to long island from England.