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First blood, and Rambo (4th)
The thing, john carpenters version.
Batman begins.
Old boy.
Star trek II: The wrath of khan.
The matrix.
Dr strangelove.
chinatown.
The empire strike's back.
Once upon a time in the west.
Carlitos way.
Scarface.
The big sleep.
Asphalt jungle.
Kiss me deadly.
The usual suspects.
reservoir dogs.
Enter the dragon.
Point blank.
Excalibur.
The lord of the rings trilogy.
Mean streets.
Rocky.
i could go on indefinitely Lol
The expendables
The die hard films
Rocky
Kill bill
Licence to kill
Nightmare on elm street
Enter the dragon
Goldfinger
The hangover
The hangover part 2
and more, but I'm too lazy to think of them right now.
:D what this guy said
Enter the Dragon: this was the only Kung fu film I saw back then. Good choice.
@fire_and Ice: good choices especially Resevoir Dogs and Usual suspects. Tarantino has a way with dialogue. Like to add "Deathproof" to the list. Forget Planet Terror, that was just typical zombie bullshytt.
Along with The Big Sleep (the 1946 one with Bogart not the Robert Mitchum remake)
Maltese Falcon
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
The Caine Mutiny
The Dirty Dozen (a who's who list of Macho mother F*ckers)
The Killers (Lee Marvin, Angie Dickerson and Ronald Reagan playing a vicious baddie)
The Killing (directed by Stanley Kubrick about a race track heist, great film)
Yea, Kurt Russell was in Deathproof. You got some great choices, LA Confidential, Dark City, etc --YESSSSS!
Yep.
Full Metal Jacket
Yojimbo
Battles with out honor or humanity: the Yakuza papers
They Live
Hell Goes to Frog Town
Running Man
Total Recall
Fight Club
THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
PREDATOR
DIE HARD
THE DIRTY DOZEN
THE WILD BUNCH
HARD BOILED
DAS BOOT
THE THING (1982)
THE WAR LORD (1965)
ENTER THE DRAGON
MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD
SEVEN SAMURAI
THE BLUE MAX
THE WILD GEESE
THE DUELLISTS
The Road Warrior
Commando
The Dollars Trilogy
Once Upon A Time in the West
Lethal Weapon
Robocop
Shoot 'Em Up
Cobra
I'll try to think of some more that haven't been mentioned.
- Debby Does Dallas
- ...
;-)
But seriously, I've always had the impression that men like Star Wars a lot more than women. Same with Star Trek. Could only be an impression though.
- Ocean's Eleven (The coolest movie of all time)
- Gone In 60 Seconds
- The Yakuza (1970's Mitchum B-))
- The Outfit
- Outpost
- Dog Soldiers
- Sucker Punch
- Vampyros Lesbos (tbh, I could list any/every film with Soledad Miranda in it)
- The Dark Knight
- Rocky
- The Italian Job (Original)
- Die hard
- The Empire Strikes Back
- Saving Private Ryan
- Enemy at the Gates
- The Shawshank Redemption
- The Green Mile
- Gladiator
- The Bourne Ultimatum
- Casino Royale (2006)
- No Country For Old Men
- Gran Torino
;)
They're not showing any Klaus Kinski movies tonight? :O
Probably one or two Claws 'n' Skinskis, though... :p