these are my father's favorite movies of all time.
are they worth checking out?
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these are my father's favorite movies of all time. are they worth checking out?
these are my father's favorite movies of all time.
are they worth checking out?
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He's racist
and that's a good thing
that's okay, anon
is your father a chud? how is it possible?
believe it or not, conservative Gen X women prefer chuds over liberals
conservative women chosing conservative men? who would have guessed it???
fricking idiot
Every gen prefers masculine men over liberal whiny ugly libtard limp dicks.
Idiot
They are all really good. Patriot is kinda a rehash of Braveheart tho.
just go in knowing that they're all historical gibberish, picking and choosing elements and historical figures with no basis in reality
Gladiator gets the period completely right and is entertaining as frick, same with The Patriot
Braveheart gets literally nothing about the period right but was still entertaining as frick
Braveheart is fricking amazing I cri every time. A gift of a thistle is up there with the best. The other two are good too especially like Ralf Möller in Gladiator.
Gladiator is shit, watch the show Rome instead.
Braveheart is gay
Patriot is based as frick
1, Gladiator
2. Braveheart
3. Patriot
but they're all kino
Based dad. Endangered species of American man. Lucky son.
The Patriot is John Williams's most underrated score
John Williams scored that? now, i think i'll start with that. though, all three of these are pretty time-demanding
boomercore
Has your Dad seen Master & Commander yet?
apparently, he hasn't yet
Watch it with him anon, it's a certified kino
noted
He might think you're gay though, just don't watch das boot with him
Braveheart and gladiator got me into movies in highschool like 2014 and I've been chasing that high ever since but most shit sucks
Gladiator's okay but overrated. Haven't seen The Patriot. Braverheart is a masterpiece.
>Braverheart is a masterpiece
If you're twelve
they're all a bit moronic but good, gladiator is probably every dad's favorite movie I reckon my dad watches it once a week
Holy yikes
Yes, all three of them are 10/10s
I watched Braveheart for the first time a couple months ago and it's some of the worst shit I've ever seen, corny and cartoonish throughout
He's got a serious case of boomeritis and probably believes those are historical films and not vain self-inserts
Watch this instead, much better than all of those combined.
Gladiator: you want a fun action movie set in ancient Rome, this is the film for you. Sure it's a bit cheesy, but that's the point of action films. Great fight sequences, you won't have to think too hard, just enjoy seeing Max kicking arse and the evil emperor getting a spanking. It knows what film it is and delivers well and that's very satisfying. Don't expect anything deep and you'll have a lot of fun watching this.
Braveheart: Its not as fun as Gladiator due to questionable logic, being quite historically inaccurate and them fluffing the ending (seriously, if they were going to mess with what happened so much throughout the story, why not just give it a better ending), but with really well choreographed medieval battles it's got a lot going for it and is still satisfying.
(Rob Roy was released at the same time and really is kino, worth as shot of you and your Dad enjoyed Braveheart)
The Patriot: lol, no, your dad's on his own there.