'Taker In Suburban Commando

[Y 2 Jake]

Anybody else think he regrets appearing in it? Not only is it a terrible film. But he looks like a complete fool in it. For one he has a squeeky voice, which I agree was funny when I first saw it. But now he's The Undertaker. The Big No Sell Mean Machine. For somebody who's so into his gimmick I bet he regrets it. Not only that but he get's his ass kicked by another wrestler who looks like a walrus

 

[Shocky]

Haha, wrestler that looks like a walrus. Honestly though, how many people outside of us 80's kids Jake remember Suburban Comando??? Hell, I was a Hulkamaniac and I forget about that movie all the time. I still go, hey, that's the Undertaker, when I happen to catch the movie every five years or so.

I honestly believe that if most younger fans watched that movie now, they wouldn't be able to point the Undertaker out in it.

 

[l0ucifer]

"Your a dead man Ramsey!"

lmao

I cant hate on this movie cause i know i watched it about a 1000 times with my cousin when we were lil hulkamaniacs and we still to this day recite lines from it.

 

[greenie]

Anybody else think he regrets appearing in it? Not only is it a terrible film. But he looks like a complete fool in it. For one he has a squeeky voice, which I agree was funny when I first saw it. But now he's The Undertaker. The Big No Sell Mean Machine. For somebody who's so into his gimmick I bet he regrets it. Not only that but he get's his ass kicked by another wrestler who looks like a walrus

The Undertaker would have to regret being in that movie. I thought that movie was sooooooooo corny

 

[TheRazorReturns]

Anybody else think he regrets appearing in it? Not only is it a terrible film. But he looks like a complete fool in it. For one he has a squeeky voice, which I agree was funny when I first saw it. But now he's The Undertaker. The Big No Sell Mean Machine. For somebody who's so into his gimmick I bet he regrets it. Not only that but he get's his ass kicked by another wrestler who looks like a walrus

I don't think he regrets it at all. He got paid to do it, and during the filming of that crappy little movie, Hulk Hogan took him to meet Vince McMahon and a short time late The Undertaker was born. If he hadn't been in that movie with Hogan, we may have never known 'The Undertaker' at all and he wouldn't have had a gimmick to 'be so into'. Sometimes what seems like a crappy little job can turn into a life-changing event.