Flor al viento

This is probably one of the best movies I've ever seen. Non-stop excitement that continues scene after scene. English dubbed voices are also superb. Definitely suitable for all ages. All-around family fun. Ruter Hauer is the epitome of super cool. I'm pretty sure that a lot of future events were based on this movie. This movie has a true sense of what is ultimately funny. You can obviously tell that actors like John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Brad Pitt, etc. all try to capture the true essence of what Ruter Hauer portrays in this masterpiece, however, they fail to do so. A must see. If you liked Titanic, Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, all Disney movies, this movie is definitely for you.

A pre-fame Hauer.

He plays a drunken, womanizing lout to absolute perfection here.

He seemed as if he didn't really know why he needed to act this way. But when we find out his past we almost (key word here, ALMOST) feel bad for him.

Hauer's character couldn't handle rejection so he takes it out on everybody. It's like a non-physical suicide.

Hauer chews up the screen here in the role. It's almost as if he enjoyed looking like a pathetic loser. He did a great job.

Hauer fans take note. The man can act.

He co-starred with Stallone in Nighthawks. I wonder if they both knew they got their start in soft X flicks.

Haha, that's easily the only good thing I remember about this piece of trash! I remember when I first saw this and thought "Whoa, Rutger must be pretty embarrassed to have done this", well, he did get to do a pretty hot chick in this one, and it's surprisingly graphic, with only penetration the only part of the act not directly shown!

Before viewing this movie, I had only heard stories of the legend Rutger Hauer. I never had the chance to see the man in action, that is until I picked up a copy of Pusteblume on VHS for $2.99. (Best $2.99 i've spent in quite some time.) Rutger Hauer takes to the screen and puts on a great performance that I will always remember. In one scene, for no reason, Rick (Rutger) decides to do a handstand on his bead, (yes you are reading this correctly) it's then when he is in full stance on his head that the phone rings. Any other non-gymnastic talented person would get out of headstand stance and answer the phone. Not Rutger! Rutger answers the phone while standing on his head, has a two line conversation, and instead of hanging up the phone like you and me, Rutger throws it across the room. After watching this film, I am now on the hunt to find other Rutger classics!

When Hauer made it as an international star (yes, even in the US of A), many of his lesser known and lesser in general films began to surface to cash in on his star. This is one of the most memorable. Even at a young age, Hauer had the burnt-out anti-hero down pat. Here he boozes heavily, abuses women (he was betrayed by one) and rides around on a motorcycle. It's tasteless and trashy, but it has some moments, like the never-ending sadistic sex scene which have to be seen to be believed. It's not that hard to find. The dubbing is the best part.