I must admit i liked Constantine, it wasn't a bad attempt at bringing the comic to life. Particularly liked Peter Stormare's turn as the Devil
Just watched The Next 3 Days (or at least I think that's what it's called!) with Russell Crowe - I thought it was pretty decent, starts off quite quickly and slows up a lot during the middle but picks up again at the end.
I do tend to like Crowes stuff and this is no different, reminded me in many ways of The Town, the Affleck movie.
I must admit i liked Constantine, it wasn't a bad attempt at bringing the comic to life. Particularly liked Peter Stormare's turn as the Devil
I liked Constantine too - I don't know what it is about Shia Leboeuf but i just don't like him - he ruined the last Indy for meYeah it was watchably decent. Though I know nothing of the comics.
I liked Constantine too - I don't know what it is about Shia Leboeuf but i just don't like him - he ruined the last Indy for me
very disappointing, I must say - but it was that little twerp LeBoeuf who completely spoilt itThe last Indy has ruined the entire franchise for me!
Absolute garbage
Saw Indiano Jones when it came on over Christmas.
Someone needs to be shot for that disaster. I'm all for Shia taking the bullet, though to be fair, the film was so bad he actually came across as slightly less annoying by comparison.
The worst film for Shia annoyance is Eagle Eye, where he plays twins of himself, just so he can not only appear in every scene, but be in some of them twice.
i can't imagine TWO Shias - one is bad enough - how on earth did he become famous?
you and I usually like the same men - how did this happen?Meh, I like him.
you and I usually like the same men - how did this happen?
i can't imagine TWO Shias - one is bad enough - how on earth did he become famous? - although I can't get the Bieber phenomenon either!
You mean The Life Aquatic?
Yeah it's up there with Rushmore I would say.
The King's Speech - 8/10
I really liked this. I knew almost nothing about it beforehand but that probably helped matters, to be honest. There are three absolutely cracking performances from Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham-Carter. I expect it to be full of big, schmalzy pay offs but they didn't go down that road, for the most part. They allowed it to be very understated and extremely funny at times.
Thankfully they didn't try to use the movie as a historical document and it revolves far more around the relationships between the various characters than it does the historical context of the time. Geoffrey Rush is absolutely spot on as the speech therapist. Firth's character is extremely likeable and I wouldn't be surprised to see him in the running for an Oscar.
blasphemy!
I've spent a long time - and I mean a long time - from Yanks and American Gigolo onwards - looking at Mr Gere and the only similarity I can see is dark hair!Seriously look at them, they don't look identical but you could easily think they're related. Their mannerisms as well, strangely though Shia is the better actor.
What?!
Shia!
Shia hasn't done anything remotely as good as Days of Heaven or even been as charismatic as Gere was when he was young(although his young is still like 5 years older than Shia is now -_-)
I never thought I'd ever like a film with Gere in it before I saw that one.
Why not? Gere is a great man.
I've spent a long time - and I mean a long time - from Yanks and American Gigolo onwards - looking at Mr Gere and the only similarity I can see is dark hair!