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Eiger Sanction

Black Hawk Down

Platoon

Dirty Dozen

Guns of Navarone

Where Eagles Dare

Dirty Harry

Magnum Force

Mad Max

Lethal Weapon

Ace Ventura

Super Troopers

Enemy at the gates

Great Escape

Gladiator

Schindlers List

Boondock Saints

The Departed

Blood Diamond

Raiders of the lost Ark

Indiana Jones

Good, Bad, The Ugly

High Plains Drifter

Fletch

Caddy Shack

When we were soldiers

Saving Private Ryan

Band of Brothers

The Lasst Samurai.

7 Samurai.

300.

Gladiator.

Braveheart.

The Patriot.

Apocalypse Now.

The Eagle has Landed.

The Longest Day.

The Battle of Britain.

Battle of the Bulge.

Force 10 at Navarrone.

The Fugitive.

Patriot Games.

Clear and Present Danger.

Superbad.

Knocked Up.

Forgetting Sarah Marshal.

Monty Python movies (The Holy Grail, Life of Brian, Meaning of Life)

Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels.

Snatch.

Rock & Rolla.

Stargate.

Virtuosity

Big Trouble in Little China.

3;10 to Yuma.

Young Guns (1 & 2).

Karate Kid 1, 2 & 3.

Cinderella Man.

American Gangster.

Mobsters.

Resivoir Dogs.

Casino.

Goodfellas.

The Godfather.

John Rambo (Rambo 4).

Gone in 60 Seconds.

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