His Hook should be a key element in being able to Tackle this mission:egypt:
agree with this, definitely It worked to a degree with Samuel L. Jackson's character in "Pulp Fiction", but he clearly overdoes it, trying to...
Deal! :truce:
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I find his movies to be 70s nostalgic versions of Kevin Smith films, only with violent gore I don't like that faggot either, so fuck you
this is how i think in my mind it would go
for fuck's sake, X, if we wanted to we could include porno actors and then we'd give Keanu an Oscar Nobody takes Paul Walker serious as an actor,...
I thought he was good in "A River Runs Through It"
Who the fuck considers any of those guys (outside of Keanu) a "movie star"?
IT'S NOT A TOOM-AH!!! :lol:
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come on, this is getting ridiculous
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JOHN KIMBLE!!! I'M A COP, YOU IDIOT! First... I would like to just get to know you
See, for me, the way he talks is precisely why I don't like him. And I think he has been in one great film -- Raising Arizona
Styles, man Taylor and Chavez fight nothing alike Taylor and Spinks fight nothing alike
Cage is unbearable
Kindergarten Cop kills me Love it, especially because so many of the soundbites were used for those Schwarzenegger prank calls
I liked him in that film "Stir of Echoes"
No, YOU are the worst!!!!!!!!!!!!!
True, how?
He's way too big for Cory The real Spinks beats him into interstellar space
Sometimes I'll enjoy those ridiculous films that ladies like about some poor, mistreated, battered wife getting revenge ("sleeping with the enemy"...
He's a solid, dependable actor. Seldom great, never bad, always good, even when he's in a shit movie
you son of a bitch!
there are hundreds of good movies Sin City is not one of them
Regarding Foster and Tiger, there's no doubt that Tiger's outstanding resume trumps Foster's... Tiger fought just about everybody and beat just...
why come?
The Godfather is a good movie Whitaker could take a shit on Mickey Rourke's face and it would be more entertaining than "Sin City"
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