you really got something up your *** tonightTo OP, as proof:
Stared who has come to be known as the international bad ***, and the iconic drill-instructor: R. Lee Ermey, or Ermy, or however you fcking spell it.
Then they made an HBO mini-series based off of it.
If you get it in your thick little skull that maybe, somehow, they made a movie based off the HBO mini-series... the movie was filmed in 1987, or '88. Somewhere in that time period.
And it is, by far, the most iconic war movie. I'd even go as far as saying one of the first which all war movies follow now a days.
IDSkoT
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Read the thread about what we're up to Friday night.
I'm just bustin' balls. It's really easy and really satisfying.
I want to emphasize easy... since the lot of you are really dumb, for the most part.
funkyab
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To OP, as proof:
Stared who has come to be known as the international bad ***, and the iconic drill-instructor: R. Lee Ermey, or Ermy, or however you fcking spell it.
Then they made an HBO mini-series based off of it.
If you get it in your thick little skull that maybe, somehow, they made a movie based off the HBO mini-series... the movie was filmed in 1987, or '88. Somewhere in that time period.
And it is, by far, the most iconic war movie. I'd even go as far as saying one of the first which all war movies follow now a days. It's between that and Platoon. Which is another really good movie.
Think the most important thing to mention is the great Mr. Stanley Kubrick.
He was saying Band of Brothers is a mini-series, not Full Metal Jacket geniusTo OP, as proof:
Stared who has come to be known as the international bad ***, and the iconic drill-instructor: R. Lee Ermey, or Ermy, or however you fcking spell it.
Then they made an HBO mini-series based off of it.
If you get it in your thick little skull that maybe, somehow, they made a movie based off the HBO mini-series... the movie was filmed in 1987, or '88. Somewhere in that time period.
And it is, by far, the most iconic war movie. I'd even go as far as saying one of the first which all war movies follow now a days. It's between that and Platoon. Which is another really good movie.
And most iconic war movie? I beg to differ. Apocalypse Now (even if it is based on a book about imperialism, not war) is by far the best war movie I've ever seen. Granted, there are an absolute TON of great war movies out there, so it's hard to pick.
All fantastic movies.
Some of my other favorites:
Finding Forrester
The Godfather (Has to be on any list of man movies)
The Usual Suspects
Seven
LOTR series
Fallen
V For Vendetta (my favorite movie of all time)
A Scanner Darkly (very creative, and really trippy)
Hustle and Flow
Good Will Hunting
Donnie Darko
The Departed
October Sky (don't know that it's a guy movie, but great nontheless)
Boondock Saints (can't wait for the sequel that's supposed to come out this year)
The Aviator
Training Day
The Bucket List
FAIL.To OP, as proof:
Stared who has come to be known as the international bad ***, and the iconic drill-instructor: R. Lee Ermey, or Ermy, or however you fcking spell it.
Then they made an HBO mini-series based off of it.
If you get it in your thick little skull that maybe, somehow, they made a movie based off the HBO mini-series... the movie was filmed in 1987, or '88. Somewhere in that time period.
And it is, by far, the most iconic war movie. I'd even go as far as saying one of the first which all war movies follow now a days. It's between that and Platoon. Which is another really good movie.
He was referring to Band of Brothers, not Full Metal Jacket. Looks like you are the one who is "really dumb".
Very true. Man made a lot of great war movies (and a lot of great movies in general)
perfecxionX
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im not gonna make a list because im scared it will turn out as bad as the other ones in this thread.
but i just saw crimson tide for the first time, and i was very impressed.
but i just saw crimson tide for the first time, and i was very impressed.
guy movies ....
road house
escape from new york
full metal jacket
blood sport
rambo 4
a boy and his dog ? because only a man could understand the ending?
road house
escape from new york
full metal jacket
blood sport
rambo 4
a boy and his dog ? because only a man could understand the ending?
DidUHearThat?
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This is the gayest thread I've seen here, and that's saying something.
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The Terminal (not a guy movie, but very good IMO)
A Streetcar Named Desire (before Brando became a fat lump of a person)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Paul Newman and Liz Taylor in their primes)
Cool Hand Luke
Dead Poet's Society
Crash
Clerks 1 and 2
Dogma
Raging Bull
The Shawshank Redemption
The Patriot
The Legend of Bagger Vance
I Am Sam (not a guy movie, but great)
A lot more I can't think of.
The Terminal (not a guy movie, but very good IMO)
A Streetcar Named Desire (before Brando became a fat lump of a person)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Paul Newman and Liz Taylor in their primes)
Cool Hand Luke
Dead Poet's Society
Crash
Clerks 1 and 2
Dogma
Raging Bull
The Shawshank Redemption
The Patriot
The Legend of Bagger Vance
I Am Sam (not a guy movie, but great)
A lot more I can't think of.
Escape from New York and Blood Sport aren't great movies, but I've always had fun watching them. Dad's a big Van Damme fan.
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