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jdog

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Fight Club - [Bad boy... cool style]

Swingers - [Oneitis, funny, and about being "cool"]

Comedian by Jerry Seinfeld - [how to build routines based material]

Duck Soup (The Marx Brothers) - [good for being funny]

Jerky Boys - [good for being funny]

Ocean's Eleven - [Model Clooney as an Alphamale... the orginal 1960's version sucks!]

Gone with the Wind - [Clark gable as the cool alphamale]

Rebel Without a Cause - [James Dean - badboy]

The Dao of Steve - [lighthearted with real rules about game]

Dangerous Liasons - [Classic seductions and manipulations similar to those written about in the Art of Seduction]

Roger Dodger - [some moments of good material from Roger]

9 1/2 Weeks - [Mickey Rourke's the man in this classic tale of seduction]

Wedding Crashers - [Modern comedy]

Hitch - [A great scene at the beginning of the movie in the bar.. then it goes Hollywood and loses all but entertainment value

Alfie - [I prefer the original, but both are good films]

Just Friends - [Excellent scenes early on on what to do.. and then a whole lot of what not to do..fun throughout]

The Thomas Crown Affair - [Another example of masculine and alpha male characteristics]

The Tailor of Panama - [Brosnan is a crude, masculine, alpha male masculinity]

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27 December 2008 02:26 PM

trane84

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Can I add a few to your list?

Picture Perfect [Grounding routine- There's a scene about halfway through the movie where Jay Mohr is at a dinner table and someone asks him about his job. He does a model grounding routine!]
Pal Joey [Being cool- This is a musical starring Frank Sinatra. My favorite quote from the movie: "To deal with women is simple… Treat every dame like a lady and treat every lady like a dame."
Stephen Tobolowsky's Birthday Party [Storytelling- This is a very indie-type movie. It's 90 minutes of Stephen Tobolowsky ("Ned" from Groundhog Day) telling stories from his life as an actor. It is the most captivating thing you'll ever see. I have never seen anyone tell a story as well as he can and I think it is a perfect example of how to "hold court" and be a great storyteller. http://www.stbpmovie.com Here's a clip: