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What's the greatest movie of all time?

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Participants Eric Jackson43Donna Martinez5Richard Hernandez13brightscout63Melissa Moore32Sean Lee7Carol Jackson45graniteotter4Ethan Perez97Betty WalkerMegan White4stormycyclist13urbanmoose3Patrick Reyes17
Eric Jackson43 Eric Jackson43 Active MemberOP
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#1 ·
Make up your mind
Donna Martinez5 Donna Martinez5 Newcomer
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#2 ·
This poll... you've got to be kidding me, right? 🙂
Richard Hernandez13 Richard Hernandez13 Regular
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#3 ·
Eric Jackson43, come on, just admit it—you’re totally wasted. 😁🙂 😵
Eric Jackson43 Eric Jackson43 Active MemberOP
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#4 ·
Look, can we please just stop cluttering up this thread? 🙂
brightscout63 brightscout63 Active Member
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#5 ·
Dammit! 🤔
I couldn't decide between Jack or the fourth one... I mean, Jack is Jack, but the fourth one actually has two American Ninjas in it! Or wait, is it the fifth? 🤔
Melissa Moore32 Melissa Moore32 Active Member
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#6 ·
Not a single one.

The best movie ever made has to be Dragon Ninja. I just rewatched it last night, and honestly, it’s nothing short of perfection. 🙏 🙏 🙏
Sean Lee7 Sean Lee7 Member
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#7 ·
White Ninja is still worth a watch...
Carol Jackson45 Carol Jackson45 Active Member
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Adam Wright56 said:Dragon Ninja is the GOAT. Just rewatched it last night and honestly? Perfection. 🙏 🙏 🙏

Ugh... I'm so jealous. 😠
graniteotter4 graniteotter4 Member
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#9 ·
🙂 I suppose you could call me an American samurai, if such a thing even exists.
Ethan Perez97 Ethan Perez97 Active Member
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#10 ·
"Revenge of the Ninja," starring Sho Kosugi, is easily the best one...🙂
Melissa Moore32 Melissa Moore32 Active Member
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Carol Jackson45 said:Ugh... I'm so jealous. 😠

Maybe you won't be quite so jealous if I manage to track down a DVD for you? 😂
Betty Walker Betty Walker Newcomer
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#12 ·
I guess which question 🙄

well, American Ninja and of course!

they used some kind of ninja clones in the second one, I think 👎

there isn't even any Dudikoff in part 3, 👎 👎

part 4 fixed things up a little, but there's still not enough Dudikoff for me 👎

the fifth one is garbage, just like part 3 was

as for that latest mess, I didn't even bother watching it, but if Dudikoff isn't in it, it's probably trash...
Eric Jackson43 Eric Jackson43 Active MemberOP
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Jeremy Hayes59 said:...

I didn't even bother watching that latest piece of garbage, though I'm guessing it's trash since Dudikoff isn't in it...

Look, I’ll give you this much—Dudikoff is a total legend of the silver screen, but you really ought to open yourself up to some other actors too.

If you only stick to Dudikoff, you're going to miss out on a whole lot of cinematic greatness, so maybe give someone like David Bradley a shot if you want to see a real icon at work.
Betty Walker Betty Walker Newcomer
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Eric Jackson43 said:If you only stick to Dudikoff, you're going to miss out on some absolute classics. For instance, I'd suggest checking out David Bradley—he's another legend in his own right.


Look, I can tell you mean well,

your heart is clearly in the right place,

but I just can't wrap my head around a reality where Dudikoff shares the spotlight with some inferior carbon copy of himself.

Honestly, that David Bradley guy is just a jerk, and I'm not even going to waste my breath talking about him...

Since you clearly have a bit of an eye for quality, I'd suggest getting back on the right track...

Just watch two movies from this collection and you'll see that guys like DB and his peers—I'm thinking mostly of Lamas and Dacascos here—don't exactly have mistika lice as their one and only claim to fame...
Eric Jackson43 Eric Jackson43 Active MemberOP
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Jeremy Hayes59 said:Look, I can tell you mean well,

your heart’s in the right place and all,

but I just can't wrap my head around a reality where Dudikoff is sharing the spotlight with some second-rate knockoff version of himself.

honestly, that David Bradley guy is just a total jerk and he's not even worth the breath it takes to talk about him...

since you clearly have that "eye" for talent, maybe it's time you got back on the right track...

just watch two movies from this collection and you'll realize that guys like DB and his crew—mainly Lamas and Dacascos—don't exactly have mistika lice as their one and only...

Maybe try stepping out of Dudikoff's shadow for a second so you can actually see there's more to life than just him.
Megan White4 Megan White4 Active Member
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#16 ·
Hmm... You thinking about Yojimbo?... 🤔
stormycyclist13 stormycyclist13 Active Member
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#17 ·
tdp said:This survey... you have to be kidding me, right?🙂

I'm with you on this one.
urbanmoose3 urbanmoose3 Active Member
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#18 ·
Personally, I’m siding with the brus lija... 😁 😁 😬
Patrick Reyes17 Patrick Reyes17 Newcomer
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#19 ·
You completely overlooked a top-tier ninja. He’s going up against a five-man squad that draws their techniques from the five core elements: water, air, fire, metal, and earth.

Legendary...👍 👍
Betty Walker Betty Walker Newcomer
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#20 ·
ljiga said:You really need to stop obsessing over Dudikoff long enough to realize there are other options out there worth a shot.

Can't do it,

I've been burned too many times before...

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