Top 10 manly man movie deaths
The Cheesehusker, Trade Warrior
The Cheesehusker, Trade Warrior
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> Discuss - 'cuz these seem pretty lame
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> http://alltopmovies.com/top-10-manly-movie-deaths/
Fuck - hit send too quickly before saying "WTF is Maximus?????"
xyzzy
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> Discuss - 'cuz these seem pretty lame
>
> http://alltopmovies.com/top-10-manly-movie-deaths/
Any list that does not include Arthur's death in Excalibur is borked:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeOsaoY2bsc
You get the point after the first minute
Edward M. Kennedy
True Grit.
Gail Sayers.
There are multitudes.
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VA Beach Hokie
2 from teh comment section made my list: Breaker Morant (was my
attrib line for a while) and Sgt Elias in Platoon.
I'd also include: Capt Miller in Saving Private Ryan, Mickey Rourke
in Sin City, and Bruce Willis in Armaggedon.
The Cheesehusker, Trade Warrior
> Bonnie and Clyde.
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> True Grit.
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> Gail Sayers.
>
Do you mean Brian Picolo? Yeah...
Peach
<Iamtj4l...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Discuss - 'cuz these seem pretty lame
>
> http://alltopmovies.com/top-10-manly-movie-deaths/
Two of mine were mentioned in the comments below....John Wayne in "The
Cowboys" and Gene Hackman in the Poseidon Adventure....
Also thought of Richard Gere's character in "Sommersby." (Although
probably a "chyck flick.") I'll avoid spoilers explaining why I think
so.
Peach
Edward M. Kennedy
> Bonnie and Clyde.
>
> True Grit.
>
> Gail Sayers.
>
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<Do you mean Brian Picolo? Yeah...
Yeah, I'm drunkenstoned..
--Tedward
Pauli G
Gunnery Seargant Hartman in Full Metal Jacket.
Gozer the Traveler
I think the dood from Gladiator, though I don't really remember that
movie. I'm sorely tempted to throw some bait in the comments about the
people who were voting for Jesus in the Passion ("he went out like a
bitch- didn't even take anyone with him!"), but I'll refrain for now.
And, I'd like to throw in Slim Pickens in Strangelove. Nothin like
riding a nuke rodeo style to your doom.
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TO
Edward M. Kennedy
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Peach
How about Gere's character in Breathless...?
--Tedward
Edward M. Kennedy
> <Iamtj4l...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Discuss - 'cuz these seem pretty lame
>
> >http://alltopmovies.com/top-10-manly-movie-deaths/
>
> Fuck - hit send too quickly before saying "WTF is Maximus?????"
I think the dood from Gladiator, though I don't really remember that
movie. I'm sorely tempted to throw some bait in the comments about the
people who were voting for Jesus in the Passion ("he went out like a
bitch- didn't even take anyone with him!"), but I'll refrain for now.
And, I'd like to throw in Slim Pickens in Strangelove. Nothin like
riding a nuke rodeo style to your doom.
Good won! Though technically he might have survived. I'm not
sure if that disqualifies him or not.
--Tedward
Kyle T. Jones
> Discuss - 'cuz these seem pretty lame
>
> http://alltopmovies.com/top-10-manly-movie-deaths/
>
Randy Quaid - Independence Day.
VA Beach Hokie
Heh. "UP YOURSSSSSS"
Chris Bellomy
Horseshit.
Number one of all time is Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,
followed closely by Cool Hand Luke.
They should be ashamed of themselves for listing so many
lame 80s movies. Top Gun? Are you kidding me?
cb
James Schrumpf
Whither Slim Pickens?
"Yeeeeee-haaaaaaaaah! Whooooooo-aaaaah!
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James Schrumpf http://www.hilltopper.net
Goro
<Iamtj4l...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Discuss - 'cuz these seem pretty lame
>
> http://alltopmovies.com/top-10-manly-movie-deaths/
Do they mention Jim Brown in DIRTY DOZEN?
-goro-
Goro
So now, Butch and Sundance? No Hudson (or Vasquez) from ALIENS?
-goro-
Anthony Summers
> Capt Miller in Saving Private Ryan
No. The poor way they wrapped that up has always irked me. He was
stunned into stupidity and walked slowly out into a certain hail of
bullets? It was just dumb, particularly given that seconds later the
oncoming Germans were destroyed by the tankbusters.
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Thomas R. Kettler
<61a60ce3-9018-4023...@h2g2000yqg.googlegroups.com>,
Your bait stinks and so do you.
However, I'll add a couple.
1) Spartacus impaled on the cross along with all the other gladiators
along the Appian Way.
2) Since they included Optimus Prime, I'll include Old Yeller. After
saving the family from the bear, he ends up being shot for rabies.
Sacrificing his life for the family defines manliness.
--
Remove blown from email address to reply.
Pauli G
well, he walked out into the hail of bullets with a purpose - to get
the detonator to blow the bridge.
Jim Brown
I thought he had a head wound before the hail of bullets.
Jim Brown
> The Cheesehusker, Trade Warrior wrote, On 7/2/09 1:12 PM:
>
> > Discuss - 'cuz these seem pretty lame
>
> >http://alltopmovies.com/top-10-manly-movie-deaths/
>
> Horseshit.
>
> Number one of all time is Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,
> followed closely by Cool Hand Luke.
I believe we have a winner, but I'd put CHL first.
Chris Bellomy
I would, too, the other 50% of the time I would write
that post.
cb
Mike Pearson
<Iamtj4l...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Discuss - 'cuz these seem pretty lame
>
> http://alltopmovies.com/top-10-manly-movie-deaths/
Eugene J. Anthony and Henry Gibson in The Blues Brothers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkkXHjQSyEI
VA Beach Hokie
> > Capt Miller in Saving Private Ryan
>
> No. The poor way they wrapped that up has always irked me. He was
> stunned into stupidity and walked slowly out into a certain hail of
> bullets? It was just dumb, particularly given that seconds later the
> oncoming Germans were destroyed by the tankbusters.
>
From a soldiers point of view, you make sense.
But we're talking about manly man way of going out, and he pulled a
1911 on a Tiger. That's manly man movie dying right there.
Anthony Summers
They depicted that scene as if he was stunned into stupidity. He could
see that it was not at all possible to get it, and made no attempt to
run, dash, evade, etc... he just walked out and was gunned down.
Cyclone Ranger
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> Discuss - 'cuz these seem pretty lame
>
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Seagal, "Executive Decision". Retire the award.
Dr. David Grant: We're not gonna make it!
Lieutenant Colonel Austin Travis: You are!
Glen Heiman
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But it was "Brian's Song". I'm getting teary-eyed already.
Heiman
Glen Heiman
The dude (who played Tony Curtis's dad?)who asked for a sword and jumped
into the bear pit in "The Vikings."
The latino or indian guy in "The Predator" who stood on a log, made cuts on
his chest and challenged, or surrendered to the predator.
Heiman
Heiman
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Eric Kemp
Ghey. ($1)
Glen Heiman
Edward M. Kennedy
> > Discuss - 'cuz these seem pretty lame
>
> >http://alltopmovies.com/top-10-manly-movie-deaths/
>
> Horseshit.
>
> Number one of all time is Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,
> followed closely by Cool Hand Luke.
<
<I believe we have a winner, but I'd put CHL first.
True Grit makes you cry liek little girl.
--Tedward
bizook
> "The Cheesehusker, Trade Warrior" <Iamtj4l...@gmail.com> wrote in messagenews:fb3ba2a5-ed1b-4634...@18g2000yqa.googlegroups.com...
> On Jul 2, 1:28 pm, "Edward M. Kennedy" <e...@eio.com> wrote:
>
> > Bonnie and Clyde.
>
> > True Grit.
>
> > Gail Sayers.
>
> Do you mean Brian Picolo? Yeah...
The thing about Brian's Song is that the actual death does not occur
onscreen. It's Billy Dee Williams' tearjerker of a scene that starts
the manfaucets flowing.