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List Price: $14.98 | | Label: MGM (Video & DVD)
Salesrank: 12381
Released: November 20, 2001 |
| Our Price: $7.35 |
| Used Price: $4.91 |
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MPAA Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
Martial arts master Chuck Norris (The Delta Force) takes on kung fu king David Carradine (Kung Fu) in this modern-day western/action adventure that packs a wallop! An Â"unabashedly action-oriented and skillfully crafted filmÂ" (The Hollywood Reporter), Lone Wolf McQuade is simply Â"a thrill machineÂ" (LA Herald-Examiner)! Legendary renegade Texas Ranger J.J. McQuade (Norris) is fierce with his gun – but lethal with his black belt! When his teenage daughterÂ's life is threatened by hijackers attempting to steal a truck full of weapons and ammunition, the job becomes personal for McQuade. Uncovering a colossal arms-smuggling outfit that is selling guns and ammo to terrorists all over the world, McQuade comes face to face with its kingpin, Rawley Wilkes (Carradine) – a world-renowned martial arts expert who has never lost a battle! Does the Ranger have what it takes to save his daughter and his honor – or has he finally met his match, and ultimatelyÂ...his demise?
Description of Lone Wolf McQuade:
Chuck Norris fans will find Lone Wolf McQuade to be one of his best. Playing a rebellious Texas Ranger, Norris single-handedly wipes out an entire gang of horse thieves--and that's just the opening scene. From there the plot involves arms smuggling, McQuade's daughter being kidnapped, and a dwarf in an electric wheelchair. But the movie's real trump card is a face-off between Norris and David Carradine of the TV show Kung Fu, who plays a badass villain with a penchant for argyle sweaters (though truth be told, Norris's wardrobe is very 1980s as well). Barbara Carrera makes a suitable bad girl/love interest and science fiction fans will enjoy some familiar faces (Robert Beltran, who would later be part of Star Trek: Voyager, and William Sanderson, a supporting actor from Blade Runner). All in all, an action-packed romp with a reverent, almost mythological view of the Texas Rangers. --Bret Fetzer
Lone Wolf McQuade Reviews:
Lone Wolf Found 
2009-11-09 - When I received my long awaited dvd "Lone Wolf McQuade" I could not believe it. I remember watching this movie when I was young. When I watched it again, it was like watching it for the first time. The movie is action packed, with legendary actors, and a great price. You don't see movies like this anymore. Go ahead and purchase this dvd you won't be disappointed. D.R.
EXCITING CONFLICT OF CHUCK NORRIS VS DAVID CARRADINE
2009-09-27 - This is a great conflict of the good and the bad epitomized by Chuck Norris and David Carradine. It is a must-see for martial arts enthusiasts !!!
DO NOT
2009-07-18 - I had to buy a DVD player in order to watch this, so me and the old lady went down to the Walmart and picked one up. I was hoping it came in VHS format, but it was worth spending our savings. I watched it WHILE WEARING MY WOLF SHIRT and before I knew what was happening my wife exploded. She was so turned on by the Chuck Norris / Wolf Shirt combination that she spontaneously combusted all over the room...and by default ruined my wolf shirt. Now i have to buy another one, I've seen a few with great reviews on here. I'm also interested in the Zubaz pants... a combo of Rex Kwon Do proportions. Anyhow, do not watch this film while wearing the Wolf Shirt, unless you want your old lady to explode and ruin your shirt.. ugh women..
All in all, a great film.
Chuck's Finest Hour 
2009-06-11 - .... that's just my opinion. I've always liked the "Spaghetti Western" feel of this movie. David Carradine is very good as always, the little bad guy is halarious and Chuck is cool as s**t!!
Awesome Movie
2009-06-09 - This story doesn't have a plot, but Chuck Norris doesn't need a plot -- Chuck Norris IS the plot. Do you understand?
And Chuck Norris doesn't drink soy milk. Got it?
This movie has it all: Chuck Norris, turbo charged Chevy's, Chuck Norris, cowboys, Chuck Norris, martial arts, Chuck Norris, evil midgets, the guy from Kung Fu, and beer... lots and lots of beer.
And the video is educational. It basically covers all the lessons that you would find in Aristotle, but without having to read any ancient Greek stuff.
Lesson 1: Don't shoot Chuck Norris's dog.
Lesson 2: If Chuck Norris wants to take a small arsenal of weapons across the border, Chuck Norris is going to take a small arsenal of weapons across the border. (If you are a postmodernist, Chuck Norris is allowed to transgress the boundaries.)
Lesson 3: If Chuck Norris wants to kill himself, then Chuck Norris will kill himself. Now get him a beer and get rid of these vitamins.
Lesson 4: If you are an evil midget with lots of pinball machines and a revolving wall, you are not immune from justice. And justice is spelled C-H-U-C-K N-O-R-R-I-S.
The only thing that could have made this film more totally awesome would have been killer clowns, baby geniuses or zombies.
