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The Warriors
Dirty Harry
The Gauntlet
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
The Enforcer
Death Wish
The Poseidon Adventure
Jaws
The Bank Job
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
For a Few Dollars More
A Fistful of Dollars
Red Planet
Hunt for Red October
100 Rifles
One Million Years B.C.
Kansas City Bomber
Assault on Precinct 13
Munich
Deliverance
Reservoir Dogs
Goodfellas
Bullet
Dirty Harry
Magnum Force
Platoon
Sniper (1993)
Tora Tora Tora!
The Last Drop
Full Metal Jacket
Blitz
El Dorado
A Bridge Too Far
Das Boot
Mad Max
Deliverance
The Punisher (2004)
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Many great movies listed but a greatest "Man" movies list must include Once Upon A Time In The West, the real, greatest western ever made, better characters, story, dialouge and music score than GBU...IMHO
Many great movies listed but a greatest "Man" movies list must include Once Upon A Time In The West, the real, greatest western ever made, better characters, story, dialouge and music score than GBU...IMHO
Once Upon A Time in the West is kind of like Sergeant Pepper. I appreciate it more than I enjoy it.
The music, the cinematography, the performances, and even the themes are genius. Still, in all honestly, Once Upon A Time in the West is kinda boring for loooooong stretches. Parts of it are riveting (largely the beginning and the ending). But a lot of the middle really drags.
As art, yes, Once Upon A Time in the West is great.
As entertainment, the "Dollars" trilogy is a far better bang for your buck.
Once Upon A Time in the West is kind of like Sergeant Pepper. I appreciate it more than I enjoy it.
The music, the cinematography, the performances, and even the themes are genius. Still, in all honestly, Once Upon A Time in the West is kinda boring for loooooong stretches. Parts of it are riveting (largely the beginning and the ending). But a lot of the middle really drags.
As art, yes, Once Upon A Time in the West is great.
As entertainment, the "Dollars" trilogy is a far better bang for your buck.
A couple of trivia notes on the opening train depot sequence...
Leone had originally pegged Eastwood, Wallach and Van Cleef to play the welcoming committee for Harmonica but apparently Eastwood had a commitment he could not schedule around.
Al Mulock / "Knuckles" one of the 3 men at the train station, killed himself on location in Spain, the screen writer and production manager witnessed his body pass by their hotel window.
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Man movies? I'd watch most of those., With Goodfellas, Star Wars etc being in my favourties... One missing is Die Hard.
