What are your favorite Charles Bronson pictures?

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Mine are Death Hunt with Lee Marvin...and Hard Times with James Coburn.

"Once Upon a Time in the West" is really good. He's also in "The Magnificent Seven". And who could forget "Death Wish"?

You have to like Death Wish

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I liked those, too, but I really liked his simple, but strong character from "The Magnificent Seven." Also, the original "Death Wish" was very good, and I thought that "Breakheart Pass" was one of the best films from a Alistar MacLean book.

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You have picked the two best ones. Bronson always seemed to need a good deal of support, which he got respectively from Lee Marvin and Carl Weathers, and from James Coburn in two good movies which weren't aimed at mass audiences. Bronson never really seemed like a leading man to me, but he always pulled his weight as part of an ensemble cast, and he did well by his roles in both "The Magnificent Seven" and "The Dirty Dozen."

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