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- Danked - 06-04-2003 So far an excellent list, including Goldfinger, Denzel's character in Training Day, Tom Hanks in Philadelphia (Oh no! I have AIDS) and Verbal Kint. Watch it. Edited By Danked on 1054685721 - Danked - 06-04-2003 :bow: 46 - Hans Gruber - The Jays - 06-04-2003 ... I forgot this shit was on... I just caught the Joker.... - Danked - 06-04-2003 Looks like they have a top 50 of each category, hereos and villains, and they just alternate back and forth counting each one down. I can't find a complete list anywhere. - Danked - 06-04-2003 Yes. Charlie Chaplin - The Kid - GonzoStyle - 06-04-2003 Damn I totally forgot about this. Nicholson's Joker is a no brainer, that should be top 20. I'd really need to think on this one though. who was #1? for both genres? - GonzoStyle - 06-04-2003 Off the top of my head after some consideration, here's some choices. Travid Bickle - Taxi Driver (hero or villian?) Richard Blaine - Casablanca Hannibal Lecter - Silence Of The Lambs Antonio Salieri - Amadeus Tony Montana - Scarface Michael Corleone - Godfather Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle - French Connection Lucas "Luke" Jackson - Cool Hand Luke Jim Stark - Rebel Without A Cause Sgt. Lee - From Here To Eternity Rocky Balboa - Rocky Randal McMurphy - One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest George Patton - George C Scott Riggs & Murtaugh - Lethal Weapon Charlie Chaplin - dual roles in The Great Dictator (as a jew and a parody of Hitler) Doc Holliday - Tombstone Darth Vader - Star Wars Arthur "Cody" Jarret - White Heat John Doe - Se7en Gordon Gekko - Wall Street Tyler Durden - Fight Club Tommy DeVito - Goodfellas Little Bill - Unforgiven Norman Bates - Psycho Max Cady - Cape Fear - Teenweek - 06-04-2003 Quote:#50 Hero- General Maximus (Gladiator) Atticus Finch, you have to be fucking kidding me. How can james Bond not be #1. - JimmyBlueEyes - 06-04-2003 Fuck Finch, how can the Joker be like 45?? I declare shenanigans!!! - Galt - 06-04-2003 Where's Dean Wormer? - Keyser Soze - 06-04-2003 Christian Bale in American Psycho - Galt - 06-04-2003 Bale gets no love. He wasn't even nominated for an Oscar the year he should have won in a landslide. - Keyser Soze - 06-04-2003 very underrated movie and performance, the book is better but still a fine flick nonetheless - Gooch - 06-04-2003 Antonio Salieri - Amadeus nice choice, gonzy. - Galt - 06-04-2003 No way. American Psycho the movie is way better than American Psycho the book. I agree that normally book > movie, but the movie in this case is way better. The book just seemed to beat you over the head with gore trying to be overhanded, the movie was a lot more subtle and Bale did better than my imaginary Bateman ever could have. - DGW - 06-04-2003 what about Harvey Korman as Hedley Lamar in Blazing Saddles? no respect - GonzoStyle - 06-05-2003 Quote:Antonio Salieri - Amadeus One of the most amazing scenes in movie history, when salieri describes how he has finally come to the realization he wants to kill Mozart. After the Don Giovani scene "god powerless to stop it, I for once in the end laughing at him". Another great villian that pops into mind Mr. Blonde - Resevoir Dogs and I am sorry but Nicholson doesn't make it for any of atleast 20 movies, namely Cuckoos Nest but fuckin Erin Brokovitch? - Arpikarhu - 06-05-2003 Quote:very underrated movie and performance, the book is better but still a fine flick nonethelessthey both sucked and i will bet $20 neither keyser nor galt know what the book is really about. - Galt - 06-05-2003 what are you talking about? Are you saying that I didnt' read American Psycho? Had my roommate not stolen the book and moved to Jersey, I could read you passages from the book. - Arpikarhu - 06-05-2003 reading it is not the same as understanding it. you probably thought it was a book about a psycho killer. |