Clint Eastwood is hands down winner, he was badass in the first dirty harry, but alas the movie industry likes to make sequels and franchise most successful movies and the sequels get shittier everytime.
2nd to clint is james caan in the godfather 1, hmm they also made shitty sequels i see a pattern here.
Across all four Die Hard movies, John McClane is one of the top movie badasses (especially the end scene of Die Hard 4)
I feel that some of you are just posting your favorite movie characters without an obvious, compelling reason why said character qualifies as “badass.”
I’m blown away that nobody mentioned Neil McCauley (Robert De Niro) from the movie Heat. He was such a hardass motherfucker that stuck by his values you couldn’t help but root his character on. One of the few times i’ve ever truly been on the bad guys’ side more than the good guys’.
Observe. The evolution of a rat:
I may be wrong, but I don’t think anyone’s mentioned Dirty Harry. Clint was a badass in pretty much every movie he’s ever made, but Inspector Callahan takes the cake. R.P. McMurphy from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and Bud White from LA Confidential were both pretty badass too. So was Han Solo.
I don’t need a gun. I’ve got a Donk.
[quote]PonceDeLeon wrote:
Across all four Die Hard movies, John McClane is one of the top movie badasses (especially the end scene of Die Hard 4)
I feel that some of you are just posting your favorite movie characters without an obvious, compelling reason why said character qualifies as “badass.”
I’m blown away that nobody mentioned Neil McCauley (Robert De Niro) from the movie Heat. He was such a hardass motherfucker that stuck by his values you couldn’t help but root his character on. One of the few times i’ve ever truly been on the bad guys’ side more than the good guys’.
Observe. The evolution of a rat:
- YouTube [/quote]
First of all, that character is not a at. He’s a badass. And if I ever get into the robbing banks business, I would be like Neil.
[quote]artw wrote:
I may be wrong, but I don’t think anyone’s mentioned Dirty Harry. Clint was a badass in pretty much every movie he’s ever made, but Inspector Callahan takes the cake. R.P. McMurphy from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and Bud White from LA Confidential were both pretty badass too. So was Han Solo.[/quote]
i said dirty harry 2 posts above lol
Ok I agree with the majority of picks even the kinda tongue n cheek ones but unless I missed it where is the mention of Robert Mitchum?
[quote]Kerley wrote:
artw wrote:
I may be wrong, but I don’t think anyone’s mentioned Dirty Harry. Clint was a badass in pretty much every movie he’s ever made, but Inspector Callahan takes the cake. R.P. McMurphy from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and Bud White from LA Confidential were both pretty badass too. So was Han Solo.
i said dirty harry 2 posts above lol[/quote]
goddamnit
[quote]j.crumbs77 wrote:
This dude was no slouch either.[/quote]
Fuck yeah the devil from legend.This guy was so badass.
[quote]artw wrote:
So was Han Solo.[/quote]
Only because he shoots first:
Leon The Professional, he will kill your ass biotch.
Barnes
Brakkus (Ralph Moeller - Best of the Best 2)
Kroenen.
Gordon Gekko.
Danny Ocean.
[quote]Im Yolked wrote:
Gordon Gekko.[/quote]
i love it
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
PonceDeLeon wrote:
Across all four Die Hard movies, John McClane is one of the top movie badasses (especially the end scene of Die Hard 4)
I feel that some of you are just posting your favorite movie characters without an obvious, compelling reason why said character qualifies as “badass.”
I’m blown away that nobody mentioned Neil McCauley (Robert De Niro) from the movie Heat. He was such a hardass motherfucker that stuck by his values you couldn’t help but root his character on. One of the few times i’ve ever truly been on the bad guys’ side more than the good guys’.
Observe. The evolution of a rat:
First of all, that character is not a at. He’s a badass. And if I ever get into the robbing banks business, I would be like Neil.[/quote]
What’s wrong with you? i was referring to Wayne Gro being the rat.
I agree there is a lot of WEAK bad asses in here…
Harvey Keitel as…
Winston Wolf - I Solve Problems
best line: “So, pretty please with sugar on top cherry on top. Clean the fucking car.”
Denzel Washington in
Training Day
