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    best 80's action hero

    stolen from elsewhere
    but as an afficianado of the genre i felt i just had to share

    1. Arnold Schwarzenegger

    The Fedor Emelianenko of 80's Action.

    Resume- Conan the Barbarian (82), Conan the Destroyer (84), The Terminator (84), Red Sonja (85), Commando (85), Raw Deal (86), Predator (87), The Running Man (87), Red Heat (88).

    2. Sylvester Stallone

    A very close second, could be debated that he belongs at #1.

    Resume- Nighthawks (81), Rocky III (82), First Blood (82), First Blood Part II (85), Rocky IV (85), Cobra (86), Over the Top (87), Rambo III (88), Lock Up (89), Tango & Cash (89).

    3. Chuck Norris

    A solid entry at #3, he had some classics of the decade.

    Resume- The Octagon (80), An Eye for an Eye (81), Silent Rage (82), Forced Vengeance (82), Lone Wolf McQuade (83), Missing In Action (84), Missing In Action II (85), Code of Silence (85), Invasion USA (85), The Delta Force (86), Firewalker (86), Missing In Action III (88), Hero and the Terror (88).

    4. Kurt Russell

    Had more quality than quantity.

    Resume- Escape From New York (81), The Thing (82), Big Trouble in Little China (86), Tango & Cash (89).

    5. Charles Bronson

    The Godfather of 80's action.

    Resume- Death Hunt (81), Death Wish II (82), 10 to Midnight (83), The Evil That Men Do (84), Death Wish III (85), Murphy's Law (86), Assassination (87), Death Wish IV (87), Messenger of Death (88).

    6. Jean Claude Van Damme

    Made a name for himself in the 80's.

    Resume- No Retreat, No Surrender (86), Bloodsport (88), Black Eagle (88), Cyborg (89), Kickboxer (89).

    7. Patrick Swayze

    Road House was the best action movie of the decade.

    Resume- Uncommon Valor (83), Red Dawn (84), Steel Dawn (87), Road House (89), Next of Kin (89).

    8. Mel Gibson

    Had some great ones during the decade.

    Resume- Mad Max 2 (81), Mad Max Beyond the Thunderdome (85), Lethal Weapon (87), Lethal Weapon II (89).

    9. Bruce Willis

    Set the table for the early 90's. Die Hard is a classic.

    Resume- Die Hard (88).

    10. Steven Seagal

    Like Willis, set the table for damage in the 90's.

    Resume- Above the Law (88).


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    Re: best 80's action hero

    Yeah, Arnie was my hero as a kid, always couldn't wait to his his latest movie to come out, I went to see Terminator 2 with my mum I remember, she bought the tickets as I was under 15 was blown away by it. Running Man and Predator are classics too, and funnily enough, Jean Cluade Van Damme played the Predator in some of the action scenes, the guy that played Predator for the rest of the film is the black fella in the helicopter at the end, he sadly died of Aids after a blood transfusion after completeing the film.
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    Re: best 80's action hero

    predator was ace jesse "you're just a bunch oof slack jawed faggots" ventura was a god damn sexual tyranasaurus rex and appollo creed made an appearence too

    but big trouble in little china with jack burton takes some beating

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    Re: best 80's action hero

    Chuck Norris only.

    Chuck norris doesn't read books, he stares them down until they give him the information he needs.

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    Re: best 80's action hero

    no the cult of chuck dont hang its hat here
    but loved him in dodgeball
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    Re: best 80's action hero

    Chuck Norris has every copy of National Geographic in his basement. He also has the ability to lift every single one of them at once.

    After much debate, President Truman decided to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima rather than the alternative of sending Chuck Norris. His reasoning? It was more "humane".

    The original theme song to the Transformers was actually "Chuck Norris--more than meets the eye, Chuck Norris--robot in disguise," and starred Chuck Norris as a Texas Ranger who defended the earth from drug-dealing Decepticons and could turn into a pick-up. This was far too much awesome for a single show, however, so it was divided.

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    Re: best 80's action hero

    Arnie was my favourite by a long stretch (never was keen on Sly though) but I also liked Dolph Lundgren and Rutger Hauer too.
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    Re: best 80's action hero

    Kurgen from highlander was boss.

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    Re: best 80's action hero

    Great intro to kickboxer, (89) Van Damme wearing a cutoff jean jacket visiting whore houses in Thailand with his brother who has a mullet and mustache.

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    Arnie was my favourite by a long stretch (never was keen on Sly though)
    agree with that bit, well arnie was better
    personal faves on the list are russel and van dammage
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    What was the difference between Kickboxer and Bloodsport? I always have trouble trying to remember.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveyG View Post
    What was the difference between Kickboxer and Bloodsport? I always have trouble trying to remember.
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    Re: best 80's action hero

    Where's Cynthia Rothrock?

    Dudikoff????

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    Re: best 80's action hero

    they vant all be in the top 10, even dolph didnt make it
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    Re: best 80's action hero

    Yeah, I'm just taking the piss. Jackie Chan though....

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    Re: best 80's action hero

    best films

    1. big troble in little china
    2. the beastmaster
    3. escape from new york
    4. predator
    5. roadhouse
    6. conan 1
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