Movies every man should see!

Yeah I know women might like these movies and that’s ok. But here’s a list of what I consider to be manly movies. Anyone else have any manly movies? Hey, if people can talk about chick flicks I’m sure we can find man flicks.

A note, many of these movies have plenty of dialouge and run the emotional spectrum.

Old Yeller
Patton
A Fist Full of Dollars
Yojimbo
Seven Samurai
Rio Bravo
The Magnificent Seven
The Quiet Man
High Noon
Apollo 13
The Right Stuff
Braveheart
Fight Club

I’m sure there are others.

Marc

I’ll add Rob Roy.

I’ll add:

-“The Dirty Dozen”

-“The Great Escape”

-“The Wild Bunch”

-“Red River”

-“The Searchers”

-“The Flight of the Phoenix”

-“Ride the High Country”

“My Dog Skip”

“The Indian in the Cupboard”

“Dr. Strangelove, or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb”

Anybody want to see “Pappillion” on this list?

C’mon! The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly! At least once every 6 months.

Rio Lobo

Where Eagles Dare

–Die Hard

Resevoir Dogs
Trainspotting
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

Ok, is any Schwarzenegger film too obvious? T and T2?

Others:

Obscure Martial Arts Movies:

“Circle of Iron” ~written by Bruce Lee
“Shogun Assassin” ~film version of Lone Wolf and Cub
The Samurai Trilogy about Miyamoto Musashi

Serious, dramatic films:

Smoke Signals
Ordinary People
Breaker Morant

Great action films:
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Jeremiah Johnson
Devil in a Blue Dress
The Sting
Lawrence of Arabia
Spartacus
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I would add Cool Hand Luke to the list, just for the scene with the eggs.

I’m going strictly by what Mr.Silky loves to watch, not my own opinions.

Field of Dreams

Rocky I, II, III, IV

Young Guns I, II

Tombstone

Roadhouse

ANY John Wayne western. He worships at the altar of True Grit.

ANY Clint Eastwood movie. Clint invented cool. But we already knew that.

Ditto for me to most of the above, especially Quiet Man.

If ever there was a “Guy” movie, it is Blazing Saddles.
No man watches the campfire scene, remembers eating beans, and doesn’t nod in approval.

Real men have a sense of humor, too.

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Escape From New York.

The French Connection.

Dirty Harry.
Pale Rider.
The Outlaw Josey Wales.
Unforgiven.

Those last four show a definite pattern - why don’t we just nominate the entire output of Clint Eastwood and be done with it.

Jesus, how could any man forget these classics:

Revenge of the Nerds “We’ve got bush!!”
Porky’s
Meatballs
Wierd Science

Debbie Does Dallas

and anything with Jenna Jameson in it! :wink:

Dangit, I see Philp beat me to the “Porky’s” list…

However, I would like to think these movies are watched by adolescents who THINK of these films as "adult…or manly movies. Though many would view them as quite base…and often immature.

But we are talking about “men” here right? After all, men, are allowed to be quite base and immature…thus the “maturity” of Porkys, Weird Science, Meatballs, (and others) comes about in a self fulfilling prophecy. Aren’t us men cool that way?

To add to the list:

I second “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”
furthering Eastwood’s movies…

Kelly’s Heroes
Dirty Harry (all of them)
Unforgiven…

Hmmm…I see others have already nailed the best of the lot.

Gladiator wasn’t bad as an escapist manly affair.

Jet Black

Sergio Leone anyone ?
Once upon a time in the West
Once upon a time in America

Because then we’d have to add “Play Misty for Me.”

Marc

Army of Darkness

The crew on my submarine watched this at least once a week. It’s a great movie if just guys are around; it’s also fun to make your girlfriend/wife watch it with you. Not a good first date movie, though. :smiley:

Some quotes:

“Alright you primitive screwheads, listen up!
See this? This is my BOOM STICK!”

“Good… Bad… I’m the guy with the gun.”

“Gimme some sugar, baby!”

Girl: “You found me beautiful once.”
Ash: “Honey…you got real ugly.”

I can’t believe I don’t see the ultimate “dick flick” of all time on here…

…“Brian’s Song”, of course. I’ve never met a man who wasn’t bawling at the end of it.

.:Nichol:.

The Bridges of Madison County
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