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Mutainia1 year, 7 months ago

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I thought John Wayne was great, well, the characters he played. And, Charles Bronson was fun. But, Bronson should have just stuck with that FIRST "Death Wish" because all the others that followed were so stupid. It seemed that the more he made, the more brain-dead they become.

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  walden31 year, 7 months ago
  
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  Absolutely, Charles Bronson - as you said Deathwish, but don't forget the Dirty Dozen, the Battle of the Bulge and Mr. Majestic.
  
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    Mutainia1 year, 7 months ago
    
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    Or "The Mechanic", "Hard Times" and "From Noon Till Three" (a weird dark/comedy).
    
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      bill29361 year, 7 months ago
      
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      "From Noon to Three" was very dark, and very funny.
      
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    jmopinion1 year, 7 months ago
    
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    Speaking of the "Dirty Dozen" I always thought Lee Marvin was a pretty tough guy.
    
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      jmopinion1 year, 7 months ago
      
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      Also, add Jack Palance to the list.
      
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    DropkickaLib1 year, 7 months ago
    
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    What was that movie set in Canada during the early 1900s? Bronson played an outlaw being chased by a posse led by Lee Marvin. I liked that movie. Actually, I liked the White Buffalo also. Maybe that Buffalo should be in the running?
    
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