5) Pumping Iron
Pumping Iron is the bodybuilding documentary that made
Muscle beach and Arnold Schwarzenneger a household name. It helped sparked a
fitness revolution in the 70’s and 80’s causing many people to start lifting
weights. Throughout the films entirety, viewers are shown the hard training
bodybuilders do and lifestyle they live. Often glamorized, a viewer can’t help
but feel compelled to workout. However, Pumping Iron does do a serious
disservice by not mentioning the use of steroids.
4) Rocky 3
4) Rocky 3
Sylvester Stallone was not out of shape in the first two
Rocky films, but he wasn’t exactly ripped either. Perhaps Stallone was tired of all the
recognition Arnold was getting for his body and it inspired him to get in shape and he definitely did. Stallone is ripped to shreds in Rocky 3, causing envy amongst many male viewers
and likely an increase in gym memberships.
3) Any Mark Wahlberg Movie.
From Boogie Nights to The Fighter, Wahlberg is ripped! Known
for not wearing a shirt, Wahlberg was made famous as a Calvin Klein underwear
model and he kept his good physique through hard training over the years. Look
out for Pain and Gain next year, as Walhberg put in 40 pounds to play a body
builder and is his biggest size ever.
2) Any Matthew McConaughey Movie
Born with great genetics and an aversion to clothing,
McConaughey is shirtless in just about every movie he has ever made. Even at
age 42, he trained hard for Magic Mike and was in the best shape of any actor
in the movie. Sadly, the Texas-born actor has lost 30 pounds for a role as an
aids victim and his body may never be the same again.
1) 300
1) 300
This one is no surprise. Most of the male actors do not wear
any shirts in this movie and almost all of them are exceptionally toned.
Although rumors of steroids and digital color shading were brought up, no one
can deny how ripped Gerard Butler is in this movie. Training immensely hard for
eight months, he created one of the most physically envied movies ever to
exist.They even created a workout off the movie, where you complete 300 repetitions of various exercises to target your whole body. Be aware, it's not easy.
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