What's the most "American" film you've seen?

[madlost1]

Idiocracy
God Bless America
Independence Day
Saving Private Ryan
Team America

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[HDnBoonies]

The Right Stuff
Born on the 4th of July

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by Walter E Kurtz

Hahaha kudos to you, sir.

[zLin]

In order for a movie to be "highly american", it has to be:
1. very popular in the US
2. but not popular in other countries.

A highly american movie - Star Wars

A highly un-american movie - 2001 a space odyssey

[toddly6666]

Originally Posted by zLin

In order for a movie to be "highly american", it has to be:
1. very popular in the US
2. but not popular in other countries.

A highly american movie - Star Wars

A highly un-american movie - 2001 a space odyssey

Star Wars not popular in the rest of the world? Are you kidding me? Maybe not in Pakistan or Benin.

[roguescribner]

Well, if he's referring to the original films, they did make less overseas than domestic, but all the prequels made more overseas than domestic so I guess there's no accounting for taste.

[mlittle3]

Anything Michael Bay directed.

[ZooTv]

Act of Valor
Armageddon
Born on the 4th of July
Independence Day
Patton
Saving Private Ryan
Top Gun

[JavaJulien]

Independence Day

[The Apocalypse]

My Fellow Americans (with James Garner and Jack Lemmon)

[legendarymatt92]

It has to be Act of Valor. It just has to be.

[Abdrewes]

Originally Posted by mlittle3

Anything Michael Bay directed.

Unfortunately yes. He highlights our collective shortcomings and magnifies them to a ridiculous mind numbing scale.

[arcadeforest]

First thought that came to mind for me is Dances With Wolves.