Movies as RPGs writethread

It's been a year or so, let's give this a shot again.

Pirates has been rather beaten to death, but are there any other movies that strike you as unexpectedly RPG-ish?

Holy Grail, from the Monty Python
Indiana Jones, as Atchung Cthulhu

Indiana Jones is decent, but sorta one-player for parts of it.

Not sure about Monty Python, seems a bit too parodical to paradoy.

I was just thinking that the Mummy might be decent. I can definitely see it as a Call of Cthulu-ish game, though I'd appreciate some recommendation about character-specific roles, traits, etc. especially from someone who's played that system. Same deal with Jones I think.

I can really see the Mummy as an RPG.

You've got the archaeologist chick is trying to run the campaign, the brother is trying to fuck around and getting repeatedly shut down, Brenden Fraser is a bit of a power gamer that slowly comes around, and Benny is That Guy who always has to roll a CN/CE character.

The Mummy is what Indiana Jones would be if Indiana Jones actually was someone's RPG campaign.

I like the sound of this, someone give me a scene.

Kubo wasn't subtle about it.
Its so obvius as an RPG the only thing there is to debate is who is playing each character

Campaign start, first two players have shown up and are ready to start, but Brendan needs to be worked in from being stuck in prison with his mary-sue backstory shit.

13 assassins

Seven Samurai

Wanted

Ronin

Snatch