Totally underrated guy flicks

[Roy Tucker]

Watched "The Dirty Dozen" on AMC last night. Very high testosterone factor. Been a long time since I'd watched it and I was a little surprised at some of the subtext in it. I remember seeing it as a kid and all I cared about was that it had Jim Brown in it.

[*BaseClogger*]

Agree with those who mentioned Starship Troopers.

For me, one of my favorite movies is V for Vendetta...

[Johnny Footstool]

There was one scene in that movie where one of the players wanted to break his leg for some reason ( I think so they could get Pele to replace him on the roster). So I think it was Stallone who stomped on the guys extended leg across a chair so it would break.

That was a scene that was pretty brutal to watch.

They had to break the real goalkeeper's arm so that Sly could get out of the holding cell and join the team. Michael Caine actually did the stomping, and yeah, it was a brutal scene.

[Raisor]

Watched "The Dirty Dozen" on AMC last night. Very high testosterone factor. Been a long time since I'd watched it and I was a little surprised at some of the subtext in it. I remember seeing it as a kid and all I cared about was that it had Jim Brown in it.

awesome movie.

Once a year I sit down and watch Dirty Dozen and The Great Escape in one sitting. Awesome 6 hours or so.

[Jack Burton]

The Wanderers.

Absolutely. Great movie, great soundtrack. Highly recommended.

"Leave the kid alone"

[Blimpie]

Hollywood Knights

[BigPoppa]

Here is another one... Midnight Run.

"I'll tell you what: if you don't cooperate, you're gonna suffer from "fistophobia".

[SunDeck]

Watched "The Dirty Dozen" on AMC last night. Very high testosterone factor. Been a long time since I'd watched it and I was a little surprised at some of the subtext in it. I remember seeing it as a kid and all I cared about was that it had Jim Brown in it.

With the exception of Paint your Wagon, I'd watch Lee Marvin in anything. My personal favorite remains The Big Red One, which was underrated until the uncut version was released in 2004.

[GAC]

With the exception of Paint your Wagon, I'd watch Lee Marvin in anything.

Watching (and listening) to Eastwood attempt to sing in that flick was painful. I'm a big CE fan, and have most of his movies in my DVD collection. But THAT movie does not exist! :

And I loved Marvin in Cat Ballou.

[Yachtzee]

Das Boot.

[Raisor]

With the exception of Paint your Wagon, I'd watch Lee Marvin in anything. My personal favorite remains The Big Red One, which was underrated until the uncut version was released in 2004.

I heart Lee Marvin.

He'd punch me right in the fact if I said so, but he's been dead for years so I am going to take a chance and say it again. I heart Lee Marvin.

I'm not tempting fate a third time.

Ok, I will:

IHEARTLEEMARVIN

Maybe that was too fast for him to understand.

[Raisor]

And I loved Marvin in Cat Ballou.

The horse deserved his own oscar.

[Raisor]

Das Boot.

A bunch of sweaty germans in a tin can.

Actually, I think that's how the writer pitched the thing. "I've got this idea about a bunch of sweaty germans in a tin can. It'll be gold, Jerry, gold."

[Tom Servo]

With the exception of Paint your Wagon, I'd watch Lee Marvin in anything. My personal favorite remains The Big Red One, which was underrated until the uncut version was released in 2004.

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[cincyinco]

Has anyone mentioned Way Of The Gun yet? Love that movie.

Also, I don't know if they count as underrated, but a couple Guy Richie films in lock stock & 2 smoking barrels and revolver are a few I enjoy.