I love Walken, but no way am I watching Gigli...
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repairmanjack 5,770 posts
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Spanky 14,407 posts
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Registered 10 years agoAl Pacino is a hack at best, he's never stopped playing Tony Scarface. Hooo-aaaaahhhh.
Robert De Niro is extremely versatile though, still a brilliant actor. Alas i think with his age he's not taking the risks, cop movie, romantic comedy, copy movie, etc etc. Don't think he'll be doing another Raging Bull.
Dennis Hopper was never a good actor, he can only play himself, a crazy mofo doing crazy stuff. Gotta love him though, he's the dad you never wanted.
Anyhoo they're the good actors, there's plenty of dross that still make appearances that need put down, robert redford for one, harrison ford for another.Plubs
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morriss 69,369 posts
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Registered 9 years agoSpanky wrote:
*cough*TROLL*cough*cough*
Al Pacino is a hack at best, he's never stopped playing Tony Scarface. Hooo-aaaaahhhh.
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megastar 16,913 posts
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Registered 8 years agoneither yay or nay!
Just gay.
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kalel 76,439 posts
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Registered 10 years agoHarrison Ford's career got severely hampered by the fuss he kicked up over Bladerunner. He never really got a serious interesting role again, it was all action/thriller type stuff. He's never been in an Oscar winning film, let alone won one afaik. -
kincaide 5,062 posts
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Registered 10 years agomegastar wrote:
You are thinking of Dustin Hoffman
neither yay or nay!
Just gay.
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megastar 16,913 posts
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Registered 8 years agokincaide wrote:
Naa thats not teh gheyness - thats autismmegastar wrote:
You are thinking of Dustin Hoffman
neither yay or nay!
Just gay.
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Spanky 14,407 posts
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Registered 10 years agomorriss wrote:
/Brings cough syrup to geekmeet
*cough*TROLL*cough*cough*
/Flaming Morriss
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Hoffmans alright? Mumbles in Dick Tracy was a work of genius! No? Shhh!Plubs
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Latin 3,061 posts
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Registered 7 years agoSpanky wrote:
Yes because he clearly plays "Tony Scarface" in Scent of a Woman, Heat, Donnie Brasco, The Insider, Any Given Sunday and Insomnia. Have you actually seen these movies? Although I do agree he's a shouter in movies like the Devil's Advocate, but I think he's just trying to live up to what he's known for, plus in that particular movie he has to make up for Keanu's lack of acting.
Al Pacino is a hack at best, he's never stopped playing Tony Scarface. Hooo-aaaaahhhh.
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Max_Powers 1,010 posts
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Registered 9 years agoSpanky wrote:
Watching Al Pacino these days is a horrible experience! He hasn't stopped shouting since Devils Advocate.
Al Pacino is a hack at best, he's never stopped playing Tony Scarface. Hooo-aaaaahhhh.
He is, like, so nay!
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kalel 76,439 posts
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Registered 10 years agoMax_Powers wrote:
Fixated.
Watching Al Pacino these days is a horrible experience! He hasn't stopped shouting since Dog Day Afternoon. -
Spanky 14,407 posts
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Registered 10 years agoLatin wrote:
Of course i have, they're all shouty tony scarface! who are you, his fuckin agent?
Have you actually seen these movies?
PLANT!Plubs
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morriss 69,369 posts
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Registered 9 years agoI really can't agree with this thread and I demand Kal-el deletes it.
If you really think he hasn't stopped shoutin since Dog Day you haven't seen Glenngarry, Glen Ross, 'Looking for Richard', Angels in America, Donnie Brasco: the list is endless.
Know nothing n00bs the lot of ya!
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kalel 76,439 posts
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Registered 10 years agoI can rememeber VERY shouty scenes in Donnie Brasco and Looking for Richard...
I do concede recently he seems to have got the balance right, but it was definately Dog Day Afternoon in which he discovered his shouty voice. -
marilena 8,196 posts
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Registered 10 years agoLatin wrote:
Do you mean to say that he played very different characters in those movies? They were pretty much all alike, even though he may have not shouted a lot.Spanky wrote:
Yes because he clearly plays "Tony Scarface" in Scent of a Woman, Heat, Donnie Brasco, The Insider, Any Given Sunday and Insomnia.
Al Pacino is a hack at best, he's never stopped playing Tony Scarface. Hooo-aaaaahhhh.
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morriss 69,369 posts
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Registered 9 years agoYou should really see Glen Garry, Glen Ross and Serpico.
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kalel 76,439 posts
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Registered 10 years agomorriss wrote:
Glen Garry Glen Ross is great I agree, but Serpico pre-dates Dog Day Afternoon noob
You should really see Glen Garry, Glen Ross and Serpico.
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morriss 69,369 posts
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Whatever. The Insider pwns yoo anyway.morriss wrote:
Glen Garry Glen Ross is great I agree, but Serpico pre-dates Dog Day Afternoon noob
You should really see Glen Garry, Glen Ross and Serpico.
Idiots.
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Salaman 16,553 posts
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Registered 9 years agoYaaaaaay
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kalel 76,439 posts
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Registered 10 years agoUnfortunately the Insider was Michael Mann and something about his films make m...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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Latin 3,061 posts
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Registered 7 years agomarilena wrote:
I dunno, there is variation and you can't just blame Al, blame his agent*, blame the writers, blame the directors, I mean he's being type cast as well and he has been less shouty recently.Latin wrote:
Do you mean to say that he played very different characters in those movies? They were pretty much all alike, even though he may have not shouted a lot.Spanky wrote:
Yes because he clearly plays "Tony Scarface" in Scent of a Woman, Heat, Donnie Brasco, The Insider, Any Given Sunday and Insomnia.
Al Pacino is a hack at best, he's never stopped playing Tony Scarface. Hooo-aaaaahhhh.
Edited by marilena at 16:39:23 07-08-2006
*For you information Spanky I am not his agent (if i was would I be posting on t'interweb? or using all that cash to get goldigger ladies and cars and other stuff that costs a lot). -
morriss 69,369 posts
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Registered 9 years agokalel wrote:
You missed out then. If you couldn't appreciate the drama in The Insider I'd rather you just put me on ignore to save any further embarassment.
Unfortunately the Insider was Michael Mann and something about his films make m...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
For both of us.
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marilena 8,196 posts
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Registered 10 years agoLatin, I'm sorry, but we have different definitions for variation. This is variation. I don't know if you like or dislike Pitt, anyway, don't take that into account, just take a look at how different his roles are in films like Twelve Monkeys, Snatch, Fight Club, Thelma and Luise etc. -
morriss 69,369 posts
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Mr. Wooden? Youre having a laugh. He ruined se7en.
Latin, I'm sorry, but we have different definitions for variation. This is variation. I don't know if you like or dislike Pitt, anyway, don't take that into account, just take a look at how different his roles are in films like Twelve Monkeys, Snatch, Fight Club, Thelma and Luise etc.
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kalel 76,439 posts
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Registered 10 years agomorriss wrote:
Hehe, wait till you get me started on Heat. Jesus Christ just thinking about it makes...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzkalel wrote:
You missed out then. If you couldn't appreciate the drama in The Insider I'd rather you just put me on ignore to save any further embarassment.
Unfortunately the Insider was Michael Mann and something about his films make m...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
For both of us.
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morriss 69,369 posts
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Registered 9 years agoHeat=Shit. We agree. The Insider though, too wordy for ya was it? No enough helicopters? Too 'close' subject matter?
Seriously though. Insider was/is a brilliant movie, from the Direction through to the music. (has soundtrack) -
kalel wrote:
Unfortunately the Insider was Michael Mann and something about his films make m...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Not enough muscular men with oily black hair in colourful underpants and latex suits, eh, I see.
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morriss wrote:
Heat = one of the best action movies since the 70ies.
Heat=Shit. We agree. The Insider though, too wordy for ya was it? No enough helicopters? Too 'close' subject matter?
Seriously though. Insider was/is a brilliant movie, from the Direction through to the music. (has soundtrack) -
I kinda liked him in Devils Advocate... I liked the acting there.
But neither yay or nay... just... mmmkay.Master of Tekisuto No Kabe. *bows*
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