Hard-Hitting Blockbusters

Jacob Howard4 said:I guess you could say we divide Mad Max into three categories: yours, ours, and... well, ours. 😁

I'm giving you guys a three. As for ones and twos... well, over our dead bodies. 😛

Catch Carter starring Michael Caine—this is a guaranteed blockbuster for the guys. 🙏 🙏 🙏
Conan the Barbarian is for men; for women, there’s really only Red Sonja.

Everything Carpenter puts out is basically just for guys 🙂

quietdriver3 said:The second half belongs to you—but the first part? That was always ours. 😉

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To me, it seems like both movies lean much more toward a male audience—I mean, as long as it’s a cool flick that both guys and girls can enjoy, it works—but let's be real, male hormones just react to Tarantino way more than female ones do. 😁

quietdriver3 said:Giving you guys a three. As for ones and twos: over our dead bodies. 😛

Look, she said "ours," so we're basically handing you the win on a silver platter. Personally? I’d even trade in those blow-dried hair looks and the stubble from that trio—though it'd be a struggle. 😍 You can grab the first one, but don't even bother looking for the sequel. It's not happening.

Christian Sanchez44 said:🤣 👍

though if you ask me, both movies are way more "bro" vibes—I mean, as long as it’s a killer flick that both guys in the group chat can vibe with, testosterone levels just spike way harder for the dudes when Tarantino is behind the camera compared to the ladies 😁

Exactly! That's what happens when Tarantino doesn't cast total heartthrobs like Leonardo DiCaprio. Seriously, if Leonardo had played Jules, women would have been absolutely losing their minds during Pulp Fiction 😛

Brian Moore67 said:That’s exactly what happens when Tarantino doesn't cast charming actors like Leonardo DiCaprio. If Leonardo had played Jules, women would have been cutting their wrists during Pulp Fiction. 😛

Not everyone would. 🙂

Brenda Lewis2 said:Not everything. 🙂

Man, just imagine how awesome it would be if he dropped an Ezekiel 25:17 speech—seriously, that would be so sweet! 😎

Everything starring Chuck Norris

By the way, my cousin was actually ten times more obsessed with Conan the Barbarian than I ever was—but man, when we finally went to see Conan the Barbarian together... even she thought that was a bit much! 😬
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092615/

Brian Moore67 said:Come on, just imagine how sweet he'd sound delivering Ezekiel 25:17.😎

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Leonardo DiCaprio 🙂

redowl90 said:The Shawshank Redemption

Check IMDb and you'll see that flick is sitting right at the top of the all-time greats according to female voters.

Deuce Bigalow, Die Hard, Animal—honestly, any flick starring Rob Schneider (some people just need a lifetime ban from ever stepping near a camera, much like Uwe Boll)—these are all just movies for guys. Women get more offended by them than a preacher during the Inquisition...
Once upon a time in the Wild West—there was exactly one female character, and she was a prostitute...
Basically, almost every western out there, except for Kevin Costner's Wilderness (which would’ve been a woman's movie if not for that final action sequence) and North with Jack Nicholson.

The Last Boy Scout,
Pulp Fiction,
From Dusk Till Dawn,
Reservoir Dogs.

Come on, guys, "Kill Bill" is totally a woman's movie. I mean, the lead is basically on a mission for classic female revenge against some guy who doesn't deserve her, and she shows off pure feminine strength and power fueled by some seriously healthy rage. It’s such a gorgeous film... 🙏 🙏
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Go Bridge, go! 🙂

Joshua Bennett4 said:Please, "Kill Bill" is an entirely female film. The protagonist is on a mission for classic feminine vengeance against some male pig, demonstrating female strength and power fueled by perfectly healthy hatred in every possible way. A beautiful film. 🙏 🙏
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Go Bridge, go! 🙂

True. But it's irrelevant. We always have Reservoir Dogs and grindhouse flicks.
And yes, movies starring Bruce Lee are also considered male films...

Joshua Bennett4 said:Come on guys, "Kill Bill" is totally a woman's movie. I mean, the main lead is basically on this massive mission for classic female revenge against some guy who's acting like a total pig—she shows off all that feminine strength and power fueled by just pure, healthy hatred. It's a gorgeous film. 🙏 🙏
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Go Bridge, go! 🙂

Like Thomas Aquinas once said, women are castrators 😬

Joshua Bennett4 said:Hey Brian Moore67, seriously, you gotta change that signature. It’s totally killing your vibe.

But honestly? That's just part of the whole aesthetic!