The action sagas that no matter how many times we see, are still very enjoyable

Finding a saga that entertains us even though we have seen its movies ad nauseum is not as easy as it seems.

That all the films in a franchise maintain certain minimums of quality and entertainment to keep us glued to the screen is a great virtue.

Some sagas carry it wonderfully and are perfect to enjoy absolutely always: whether it has been years since we last saw them or just a few days.

Today, at HobbyCine, we will review some of the best action sagas to enjoy again and again without losing that adrenaline that they make us feel. They will all have more than two films and we will try to ensure that most of them have been reasonably well received.

James Bond

Twenty-five films that cover a good part of cinema history. See the saga James Bond is much more than watching spy movies: it is reviewing the last 60 years of the Seventh Art.

The adventures of agent 007 They engage several generations and, it is true that the action sequences have been greatly refined in recent times.

Some of the most notable actors in the industry have gone through the franchise’s films to leave their mark, whether as villains or as protagonists.

You love the stage Daniel Craig or remain attached to the Sean Connery era, James Bond has hours and hours of entertainment at the service of the Crown.

Mission Impossible

And for entertainment, being able to see Tom Cruise playing the goat in a franchise that is going from strength to strength after 30 years.

Mission Impossible has always displayed the craziest and most risky scenes, with the incentive that its protagonist, Tom Cruise, usually personally performs as many as possible.

Furthermore, since Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocolthe level of action has increased even more, something that no fan of the franchise has complained about.

Fast & Furious

Is it credible? No. But we’ll be damned if the saga Fast & Furious It’s not entertaining. The first three films were smaller and more conventional, especially the first and third, focused on the world of street racing.

Then came the muscle and things got serious with some of the biggest action movie stars entering the “Family” of Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel).

It doesn’t matter if you think a car can’t fly, the Family will make it possible. Drag a bomb through Rome? Can. Jump between some of the tallest buildings in the world in a supercar? That’s done, Dom.

Fast & Furious It has become a monster of adrenaline and speed that knows no limits, except, perhaps, the budgetary ones that Universal has imposed for the end of the saga.

Bourne

If the 25 James Bond films are not enough for you, the saga Bourne It is a very bizarre addition from the hand of Matt Damon that will help cover that absence when you run out of 007 adventures.

It is a much more raw and mature franchise in many ways, but with action scenes that will glue you to your chair for several hours.

The conspiratorial approach combines very well for fans of Mission: Impossible, but the saga Bourne he makes it his own with a totally fascinating skill.

John Wick

Stealing someone’s car and killing their dog may seem like a fantastic idea if you’re a Russian mafia thug who thinks he’s the master of the world. Woe to you if the victim of your big blow is called John Wickbecause you have just signed your death warrant… and that of many.

See Keanu Reeves Becoming the scourge of a global organization that seems to bring together every self-respecting crime syndicate is a sight to behold.

The action sequences of John Wick They are amazing and will make you feel tired while you watch them, but in a good way.

Have you seen John Wick’s revenge against the High Table a zillion times? It doesn’t matter, if you start over, as soon as they kill Daisy they will charge your batteries to see the entire saga.

Lethal Weapon

We were between this and Crystal jungleand although we love John McClane (Bruce Willis), the fifth film in the saga was an unspeakable disaster.

Lethal Weapon It is saved, although the saga declines a little in its latest films. But the essential collection of buddy movies Mel Gibson and Danny Glover She is very, very enjoyable.

So they are the sergeants Martin Riggs and Roger Murtaugh who represent in our list the police action sagas with which to entertain ourselves whenever we need it. Here you can add Rush Hour movies, etc.

Rambo

With Sylvester Stallone you can see the world thanks to the good old John Rambo. He will walk around with his machete and his arrows, yes.

the saga Rambo It is quite varied and has a first film, cornered, with a powerful message that did not go unnoticed.

He has his ups and downs, but we wanted to include one of Sly’s great characters on the list, especially for everything he meant to him, along with Rocky Balboa.

In addition to these, there are many tremendously enjoyable sagas to watch when we get bored or, simply, want to have a good time with a lot of hours ahead of us to disconnect.