Chill Out Movies - for Blokes!
April 20th 2009 01:57
There are times when every man must learn to kick back and relax.
Fortunately, Hollywood is more than willing to help out.
America’s movie-making juggernaut specialses in churning out quality films that require little thinking and even less emotional investment.
From The Big Lebowski to Caddyshack to Beverly Hills Cop it's a chance to tune in, turn on and veg out.
So whether you're into
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
. . or even Lethal Weapon
would love to hear about your Blokey Chill Flicks!
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Comment by Jason King
Sydney Table
Salty Popcorn
Total Randomness
It used to be the original Star Wars when I had my laser disc player but sold them all with the player and now need to buy a bew box set. I also find myself constantly enjoying The Perfect Storm when it's rainy and miserable and I can't decide on what to watch.
Great idea for a post.
Comment by Morgan Bell
Deep Pencil
Business News
Movie Train
along the same lines Mallrats, Dazed & Confused, Empire Records, and High Fidelity are all great movies that have some boy appeal
Comment by JohnDoe
Film & TV on DVD
I will try to distill the infinite choices down to 12 fail safe selections: (making sure they are testosterone driven)
The Dirty Dozen
The Magnificent 7
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Miller's Crossing
Clerks
Vanishing Point
Big Trouble In Little China
John Woo's The Killer
Le Samouari
Lone Wolf and Cub
Bullitt
Once Upon a Time in The West
Comment by Morgan Bell
Deep Pencil
Business News
Movie Train
Comment by Mr Nice Guy
Pop Culturist
Pop Rock Factory
Why is it I can sense there's a feeling of 'unwellness' starting to stir inside . . .
Cheers champion
Comment by Mr Nice Guy
Pop Culturist
Pop Rock Factory
Remember seeing Fast Times for the first time with mates at the Drive-In . . . funny how some things stay with you
Comment by Mr Nice Guy
Pop Culturist
Pop Rock Factory
And as for the Dirty Dozen . . .
Think you nailed a few of these old son.
Nice work
Comment by Cheryl J
Rhythmatism
Budget Centsability
Comment by Someone
Evil Pleasures
Random Musings on Life, Love and Everything
Let's Get Down To Business
Any of the Die Hard movies (especially the first though).
Any of the Bond movies (Sean Connery's Bond is obviously preferable)