Chuck Norris martial arts DVDs

DVDs can be found at almost any video store or shopping center that carries movies. He's a huge success, and his movies are pretty popular, so the stores try to keep them in stock.

Did you ever see Top Dog? It was about a police dog- not your regular K-9 but some mutt who could take out any other dog in the force-whose cop/partner stumbled onto a dock following two suspected arsonists. The boat they boarded was loaded with C-4, and the guy in charge of the operation comes into the hold in the ship where the cop was. He shoots the cop and the dog, then has them thrown overboard. The dog, Sgt. Reno, is fine-though his partner, Lou Swanson, is dead. Through the course of the story, this dog is re-partnered...to Jake Wilder (Chuck himself!), a grouchy lieutenant who always works alone. He gets tangled up in a national chain of terrorists and white supremacists in a fight to discover the identity of Lou Swanson's murderer.

They end up in an old warehouse (a bit stereotypical for an illegal operation base) where they're looking for some evidence to track their white supremacists, and they find a little notebook with a bunch of pictures of buildings in it. There were dates on the back, and they find out that this notebook is a guide to all the buildings that the supremacists are going to bomb in an effort to unite all of the racist movements in the United States, so that all of them can work together for ultimate effectiveness. They manage to get out with the notebook and get word to the precinct about what's going on, and Wilder takes Reno and a detective with him to the site of the first bombing, which was going to happen later that day at the dedication of a building in honor of a racial unity movement (ironic, isn't it?). As you can guess, they go in and save the day. Figures, doesn't it?

Reno and Wilder strike up an unlikely friendship in the end...just like so many people, they're so much alike that they can't stand each other. But even through Wilder's short temper and Reno's unceasing fascination in red scarfs, they finally find the best in each other to work as partners in further missions to come.

Chuck Norris martial arts DVDs are definitely worth the money. They're not expensive, and they're always entertaining to the last. Maybe Chuck Norris martial arts DVDs are so popular because...THERE IS NOTHING TO FEAR BUT CHUCK HIMSELF.

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