Fav movie hero????

[Pickelfarmer]

Who is the best, most hip,just,fair and honest, not to mention Bad A%& movie hero of all time?

Mine is William Wallace of Braveheart. That show is pretty darn good. My fav quote is "Every Man dies. Not every Man really lives".

[Dan189]

Pee Wee from pee wee's play house...

[Pickelfarmer]

Yeah Dan, Thats a hard one to BEET....

[snoozebutton]

Double naught seven.

[UdeLakeTom]

The Duke...Pilgrims.

[Larry FlatCaster]

Charlie Waite (K Costner) in Open Range

[pinkfloyd4ever]

He may not meet all the qualifications depending on how you look at him, but Deniro in the GodFathers "everytime I think I am out they bring me back in"

Can't forget Chief Brody with that piercing stare out to the ocean lettin ya know, I'm gonna kill that <poor word usage>-ing shark!

[The Grebe]

The Terminator...'All Be Bach!' Okay, okay, the 2nd Terminator. Everybody knows Arnold.

[mrfish1991]

o im gonna have to agree with snooze 007 is my favorite...sean connery era

[buckpredator]

It has to be McClain From all the Die Hards.

[zamboni]

Ted Stryker

[mngirl]

I have to admit, I am a 007 fan. It's a toss up between that and Spiderman.

[S.D. Ice Angular]

How bout Riggs, he is Leathal

[Big Tom]

Gotta go with Inspector Harry Callahan. You feel lucky punk???

[croixflats]

U.S. Marshal "Rooster" Cogburn. Absuloutly "True Grit".

[bottom-bouncer]

I have three of them (the carlson brothers) from slap shot!

they brought there %$^&$ toys with.

[Pickelfarmer]

U.S. Marshal "Rooster" Cogburn. Absuloutly "True Grit".

Oh I forgot about that one!!! He's a TUFF act to follow.

[croixflats]

Looking back in the thread I see another thumbs up for the Duke. All time hero since I was a kid.

[pinkfloyd4ever]

Dr. Banner! Don't make him angry, you wouldn't like him if he got angry.

[Windy City]

Got to go with Clint, in almost all his roles. Even today with Gran Torino he is still one bad mamma jamma!

[papabear]

you stole mine, "puttin on the foil", so I'll have to take Bufford Pusser

[Double D]

I'll second the vote for Clint Eastwood. The Man With No Name in High Plains Drifter, The Good The Bad and The Ugly, just hard to beat. Dirty Harry was tough too.

Al Pacino as Michael Corleone in the Godfather movies is also one heartless dude.

DD