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Name a movie that you found hugely inspiring as a teenager, but that wasn't considered a 'good movie' by most critics.
I'll start: Conan the Barbarian (1982) starring @Schwarzeneggerpic.twitter.com/VCcoR13wST
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How to worship your gods if you're an alpha
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Troy For my money, the movie with the biggest mismatch between how good it actually is and how well it was reviewed It's by far the movie that best speaks to our deeply buried primal, bronze-age, tribalistic, brutal instincts.
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I was raised on a steady diet of Schwarzenegger, Van Damme and Stallone movies, with some sprinkles of Chuck Norris. Screw critics, those movies are awesome.pic.twitter.com/cMfyhtoT8H
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Add some John Ford Westerns with John Wayne, you won’t be disapppointed and will have learnt history as well!
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THE LAST BOY SCOUT (1991). Starring Bruce Willis & Damon Wayans. Directed by Tony Scott. Written by Shane Black.pic.twitter.com/fQxaiJ4AvC
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The Last Boy Scout was required viewing in my home. Followed directly by Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man.https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102005/ …
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Mad Max II (AKA, 'Road Warrior' in the US). Discovered late at night on some UHF channel, and it completely flipped my lid. In some sub-conscious way, has provided the plotline for my life (for better or worse, usually worse)...even right now.
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It’s one of the most highly acclaimed films ever haha
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