Shade

Thandie Newton and a flashy red (ergo=returnable) pallet. This makes a colourful assets to this brownish scene otherwise.

Beverly Hills Cop 3

One may like the way pallets advertize for the US Government, and American theme parks.Eddie Murphy keeps on the good work in this third opus: with him, pallets are decoratively funny and explosive.

Beverly Hills Cop 2

Eddie Murphy is back, and confirm all along how pallet-friendly he is, sharing the screen like that with our fav' artefacts.

The specialist

A shy pallet witnessing a cool explosion and Stallone again, (though not physically there, and definitely in need of a paycheck when he signed up for this, hum... this...).

Rush Hour 1, again!

The nice thing about good hollywood blockbusters is that not withstanding the number of time you'll watch them, there is always some new pallets to discover that may have escaped your attention. Jackie Chan is among if not THE most pallet-inventive stunt.

Mickael!

For once it's not in a movie but in a music video clip. The King of Pop in Stranger in Moscow shows some great visual taste displaying a black and white pallet.

Stop or my mum will shoot

Defenitely not the best of Stallone movies, though some nice jokes and a consistant use of freshly new pallets around. Mr Stallone is certainely to observe closely, as he becomes a pallet friendly actor throughout his career. Enjoy!