Top 5 Man Movies!

[TetRefine]

Name your Top 5 Most Manly Movies!

 

 

1.) 300

 

 

2.) Top Gun

 

3.) Star Wars

 

4.) Black Hawk Down

 

5.) Rambo

Edited April 18, 2011 by TetRefine

[paya]

Meh... it's those when testosteron is dripping of the screen? I don't know if my choice would fit this category entirely... I didn't want to repeat much Matt's choice but there's more than the "macho" model of a man the main heroes bellow are MANly as well

 

1) Godfather

 

 

2) Star Wars

 

 

3) Commando

 

 

4) Devil's Advocate

 

 

5) The Specialist - there are much better pics available online... but not postable at GA

Edited April 23, 2010 by paya

[Adam Phillips]

1. Pulp Fiction. I have yet to meet a woman who has any use for this movie, and it's at the top of all my lists, best guy movie included.

 

2. The Godfather. Marlon Brando. Nuff said.

 

3. Die Hard. Yippie kai yay, motherf--ker.

 

4. Fight Club. Most viewers don't register the rich layers of subtext, but it's an adrenaline rush anyway, and a brain-warper at the same time. Also, written by a gay guy. So there.

 

5. Braveheart. Mel Gibson kicks ass and creates mayhem for family and country.

[Tiger]

1. Total Recall- Oh yeah! Arnold Schwarzenegger goes to Mars. Is it real? Is it a dream? Oh yeah, sci-fi with plenty of action and gore. What's not to love about a mutant with three tits?

 

 

2. Star Wars- I love the whole sextilogy! It's freaking awesome!

 

 

3. Kill Bill Volume 1- Oh hell yeah! Uma Thurman kicks ass with a samurai sword. It's an orgasm of blood. What's not to love about it?

 

 

4. Scarface- No list is complete without this one. "Say hello to my little friend!"

 

 

5. Full Metal Jacket- This is my military movie for the list. R. Lee Ermey was kick ass in the film. There's plenty of action, gore, and dark humor. I love it!

 

Edited April 23, 2010 by Tiger

[Mark Arbour]

1. Pulp Fiction. I have yet to meet a woman who has any use for this movie, and it's at the top of all my lists, best guy movie included.

 

2. The Godfather. Marlon Brando. Nuff said.

 

3. Die Hard. Yippie kai yay, motherf--ker.

 

4. Fight Club. Most viewers don't register the rich layers of subtext, but it's an adrenaline rush anyway, and a brain-warper at the same time. Also, written by a gay guy. So there.

 

5. Braveheart. Mel Gibson kicks ass and creates mayhem for family and country.

 

I'm with you on the first three. No Gladiator/Spartacus type movies?

[JamesSavik]

 

 

 

 

 

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Others:

 

Star Wars Trilogy

Lord of the Rings

Terminator, Terminator II

Alien

Braveheart

Saving Private Ryan

Se7en

A Few Good Men

Predator

Fight Club

Die Hard

Matrix

Scarface

Platoon

Full Metal Jacket

The Sands of Iwo Jima

Dirty Harry

Bullitt

A Bridge Too Far

The Longest Day

Rambo

Lethal Weapon

Road House

Night of the Living Dead

Young Guns

Payback

Unforgiven

Enemy at the Gates

Red Dawn

300

Batman (1989, there are no others)

 

[Mark M]

Hmmmmm

 

Right now my "Mainly movies" are:

 

Avatar at number 1

 

Regin of Fire

 

300/troy

 

Alexander (cuz he's gay and a ruler in history)

 

Pathfinder/ Chonicals of Riddick

[Toast]

I just wanted to mention:

 

Mad Max

 

 

and I really like Fountainhead.

 

 

[Prince Duchess]

1. 300- Did you see how many people died!

 

2. Matrix- Trilogy The Matrix changed the world!

 

3. XXX- Vin Diesel thats enough for me

 

4. Kill Bill- This could be an amazingly gay movie!

[Gregoire]

For their varying degrees of bad-assery:

 

Fight Club

Boondock Saints

300

Kill Bill

Dune

 

Runner Ups:

Dogma

Grindhouse

Sin City

 

Unrelated recommendation:

Brick

[mr.chris]

brokeback mountain definately tops it

 

2. THIS IS SPARTA

 

3. die hard

 

4. the godfather

 

5. scarface

 

 

[PrivateTim]

Stories about real men, real heroes fighting epic battles.

 

 

 

 

[nightsky]

1. Pulp Fiction. I have yet to meet a woman who has any use for this movie, and it's at the top of all my lists, best guy movie included.

 

 

maybe you're not meeting enough women. I love that movie, even if I can't make myself watch the part when John has to shove the needle full of adrenaline into Uma's heart. I love the relationship between Bruce Willis and Ving Rhames, John and Sam..., and Harvey Keitel with both of them.

 

 

Man movies. (aka, the movies all my men friends pull off my shelves and watch over and over and over?)

 

Gladiator.

Lord of the Rings (personally, the Two Towers is my favorite).

Star Wars I-VI.

Fight Club

Kill Bill

 

maybe i'm just a blood thirsty wench.

 

 

 

[Mark M]

definatly a Lotr fan. SO totaly am.

[Adam Phillips]

brokeback mountain definately tops it

 

2. THIS IS SPARTA

 

3. die hard

 

4. the godfather

 

5. scarface

 

 

 

With all due respect, I don't think Brokeback Mountain qualifies as a guy movie. I mean, I love the movie. But it doesn't have the kind of elements that typically characterize a guy movie as a guy movie. It's a love story. And almost by definition, love stories can't be guy movies.

[nightsky]

ooh. what about Conan the Barbarian, Terminator movies, and Rocky?

 

Good Will Hunting. While not maybe your typical manly man movie, I think it has elements.

[Julian Alexander]

What about Arnie's other film: Predator

[TetRefine]

 

My favorite of al the Rocky movies!

[NightOwl88]

hmm I wont a top five but I'll pick five I like lol

 

Gladiator (Russel Crowe)

 

Fight Club (just to watch dudes bash eachother)

 

First Die hard (need I say more?)

 

Anaconda Hunt for the Blood Orchid (I dunno if this counts or not but it keeps coming to mind, sorry if it don't lol)

 

Reign of Fire (no explination sorry lol)

[PTPi]

In no particular order:

 

Riddick

Casablanca

Gladiator

Fight Club

Deliverance

 

And for sheer eye-candy, Marc Singer in the original Beast Master.