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Re: MOVIE BADASSES
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08/03/03 02:00 PM
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I definitely agree with your pick there, Eddie (cool pic, too). In no particular order, my other picks would be: Bruce Lee, esp. in Enter the Dragon(big surprise, huh?  ) Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. Al Pacino as Scarface. John Wayne as Rooster Cogburn. DeNiro as Travis Bickle ( Taxi Driver). I got about a zillion more, but I'll let someone else contribute...
"Vaya con Dios, Castle. Go with God."
"God's going to sit this one out." The Punisher (2004)
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Re: MOVIE BADASSES
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08/03/03 02:19 PM
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"Dirty" Harry Callaghan John McCain (Die Hard) John Rambo  Max Cady (Cape Fear) Michael Corleone TIS
"Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind. War will exist until that distant day when the conscientious objector enjoys the same reputation and prestige that the warrior does today." JFK
"War is over, if you want it" - John Lennon
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Re: MOVIE BADASSES
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08/03/03 02:20 PM
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The three big ones.
AL Pacino in Scarface
Joe Pesci in Goodfellas
De Niro in Taxi Driver
“The greatest crime since World War II has been U.S. foreign policy.”
— Ramsey Clark
former U.S. Attorney General
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Re: MOVIE BADASSES
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08/03/03 04:58 PM
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1) Jet Li- as Wong Fei Hung in Once Upon a Time in China, The Shaolin Temple, The Tai Chi Master and other movies
2) Yuen Biao- in Prodigal Son
3) Jackie Chan- in Legend of Drunken Master 1
4) The old drunk wino (don't know the name- from Legend of Drunken Master 1
5) Robert Dinero- as Jimmy Burke/Conway in Goodfellas
6) Jason Gedrick as Cross from the Last Don 1 & 2
7) Al Pacino- Godfather, and Donnie Brasco
8)Rory Cochrane- as Dante in The Last Don
9) Sonny (don't know the actor's name from the Godfather
10) James Dean- Rebel Without a Cause
"a kiss stealing, wheeling dealing, jet flying, limosine riding, son of a gun."-Ric Flair
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Re: MOVIE BADASSES
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08/03/03 11:20 PM
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Originally posted by Disaffected:
8)Rory Cochrane- as Dante in The Last Don
Good Choice on Dante. when you read the book, he's a real bad and pain in the ass. he's character in the book is more interesting than in the movie. . . GoodFella
Life Goes On"What're You Gonna Do Now, Tough Guy?" The Notorious Phrase that Would'nt Go Away.
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Re: MOVIE BADASSES
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09/01/03 03:20 AM
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1.Scarface-Al Pacino
2.Mr. Blonde-Micheal Madsen
3.Jules Winfield-Samuel L. Jackson
4.Travis Bickle-Robert DeNiro
5.Tommy DeVito-Joe Pesci
6.Mr. White-Harvey Keitel
7.Sonny Corleone_James Caan
It's not personal, it's strictly business-Al Pacino/Godfather 1
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Re: MOVIE BADASSES
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09/01/03 05:11 AM
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steven bauer as manny rivera
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THE MAN WITH NO NAME gets my vote, followed closely by Jules from PULP FICTION,LUCA BRASI,and MR. BLONDE from RESERVOIR DOGS.
Heres another BAD MOTHER to add to the list, I suppose its obvious that I'm a big fan of THE MAN WITH NO NAME trilogy and Sergio Leon. 
Spaghetti westerns are kind of cheesy, but that's what makes them so cool IMO. BTW THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY was the first movie ever shown in the U.S.A. that depicted the fireing of a gun with the bullets impact in one continous shot, without a cutaway. It sounds lame now butt in 1965 that was really groundbreaking. 
He always comeback for more 
