Best movies/animes with skilled rogue/wanderer characters? i.e: The Book of Eli

[Young Bishop]

Sword of The Stranger

I may have to check this out.

 

[JulesWinfield]

I may have to check this out.

Sword of the Stranger is fantastic.

 

[Ricky Church]

I just watched Stake Land last night for the second time.

"Mister" was technically a skilled Vamp-Zombie killer.

 

[MidniteJay]

Doesn't OD on gunfights and some nice hand-to-hand.

No guns, with the main going beast mode with a spear.

 

[8====D]

Sword of The Stranger

what is this piff breh?

my vote: afro samurai or the OG anime --> ninja scroll

 

[Kd35brah]

YuYu Hakusho?

 

[obarth]

Berserk. There's the anime and they've released a few movie adaptations. You can probably find them on Netflix

 

[JahFocus CS]

Sword of The Stranger

Gonna check this out tonight breh

 

[Randy Marsh]

John Wick..

 

[FlyRy]

the man with no name trilogy?

 

[Bomberman]

Berserk. There's the anime and they've released a few movie adaptations. You can probably find them on Netflix

Just caught the movie trilogy of this on Netflix and Amazon not too long ago

 

[Bomberman]

Preferably also movies where although the rogue/wanderer is much more skilled compared to the opposition there isn't a feeling that he's really "invincible" (like most popcorn flick main characters).

It's the subtle things like in this scene:


Things like ducking behind cover, running out of ammo, not taking EVERYBODY out, but at the same time knowing this guy is on a different level that make awesome characters. I know he was out in the open for awhile in this scene, but knowing that he was divinely protected makes this awesome as well. Supernaturally skilled yet vulnerable is cool also.

 

[nieman]

Afro Samurai

I came in to say this. That whole premise was dope

 

[Young Bishop]

Korean movies
The man from no where.
I saw the Devil
Old Boy
The Good The Bad The Weird.

 

[Killigraphy]

Wolf's Rain

Karas; the prophecy

Darker than Black


Gun Grave.