I still enjoy _Daredevil._ I never felt that it was all that bad. (On a side note, the DVD has an audio track for the visually impaired that describes what is happening on screen--a neat little touch for a movie about a blind man.)
He got the last laugh, though. His contract for Star Wars gave him a cut of the gross for all sequels, whether or not he was in them. That clause is believed to have amounted to a $50 million payday.
I find that with a lot of media people supposedly hate. Either I love it, or find it average at worst. Though, I'm also not keen on some things people rate as incredible or the best. The Godfather being a prime example. Tried watching it. It bored me. I'm sure fans would try and tell me I'm uncultured or some bs. Truth is, art is subjective.
The Bourne Ultimatum is probably the best Bourne movie. Or if not the best, certainly the second best after The Bourne Identity. Both are action movie classics.
I can believe i'm defending Michael Bay, but the truth is that, despite what Fox said about him, he wasn't the one who fired her, that was Steven Spielberg, who was one of the producers.
I feel so bad for the poor poor actors making millions to be in a movie they hated😢. It’s such a hard life being payed so much to play pretend. No one forced them to take the job. They sold their souls to be famous. They can suck it up
Well I do remember at the time that the only thing about the movie that was criticized was the acting, at least as far as the 2 main leads went (they weren't nominated for academy awards for their performances). Being a teen at the time, I loved their performances, and still enjoy it.
Zac Efron is a nice guy. A heard a fan was running to get a picture. He dropped his phone and it broke. Zac bought him a new phone and did multiple photos with him. It may have been on one of your videos.
Nobody enjoyed Super Mario Brothers. If I got a job that I hated,( actually I have more than once,) and it made me a Boat load of money so I wouldn't have to accept the next crummy job, I would not complain so much.
Plus she dissed the writers and producers of Grey's Anatomy when she won a Emmy for her role in it, she dissed them in her Emmy acceptance speech, and also her and her mother's demanding diva nasty attitude was notoriously hated throughout Hollywood.
I don't know what it is about Bladerunner that people love so much. I have never made it through the movie without falling asleep and missing large parts of it.
I've heard that yes, he didn't think much of the script and also that after everything he'd done in his career that was what so many people knew him for.
Heigl needs to sit down and understand that THOSE particular characters were shrews, and they were, and its not a reflection of women overall. It also gave her a career, otherwise, shed stay on general hospital or whatever
She used to be on Grey’s Anatomy, but she also bit the hand that wrote her paychecks there too. She doesn’t seem to understand playing well with others
Outside of Grease 2, I’m actually quite fond of all of these movies having seen them many times each and can quote most of their scenes. And yes, that includes Super Mario Bros.
Shame they didn't like their movies. Poor scripts,directors. I understand. I knew Guiness hated Star Wars. Shame,but his choice. About Titanic,Seline also hated the song she sings. She heard it so many times and she got sick of it. Understandable. I believe Emilia hates new Genisys. Haven't seen it but. Just saw that hey returned to new past,for few seconds. Ben is fantastic actor and person but he's not Batman. It's not him. Good list
11:06 I hated that they used Ryan Reynolds as the Green Lartern too. I've loved that character since my childhood, and with Reynolds "wimpy, and uninteresting type of guy" portrayal of Hal Jordan, was a complete let down. It's obvious that he was just there for the paycheck, and has no respect for, or idea of the true character. When my brother told me that he heard that they were making a *Green Lantern* movie, I was thrilled, until he told me that Reynolds was playing the part. I made my self be hopeful and optimistic, but sadly was disappointed. And now, I fear that they will *never* make another Green Lantern movie again. 😔
I realy like the interwiev with the vampire movie. Its great! And each time its a surprise for me that its Tom Cruise opposite Brad Pitt... Hard to recognize Tom for whatever reason... Weird how things are for each one personaly...
Don't like actors who criticize their own roles. They chose and if they didn't like it, they should be grateful for the fame it brought and zip their comments, because it comes across as condescending, feeling better than their fans and audience,
How do you know you're watching a Michael Bay movie there's about 5-10 minutes of story and about an hour and a half or two hours of nothing but stuff blowing up and explosions
I disagree about Knocked Up. Seth Rogen's character was extremely unpleasant much of the time, during the scenes where he would selfishly put his point of view and habits first... and the way that led to him talking to Heigl's character... Well!!!
Re Interview with a Vampire - I know some people like it but I thought it was horrible. This is just my opinion as a huge fan of the books. Tom Cruise was miscast as Lestat. Brad Pitt was so wooden as Louis that a fence post could have replaced him and been as engaging on screen. I think it is a terrible movie.
You know when the actors don't like the movies are in they should probably do a better read of the script and how the story would come across in a movie because if I don't like something no matter how big the paycheck is I'm not going to do it just because it fills your wallet doesn't mean she you should do it you should do it because you like it you should do it that you believe in the story kind of thing but just because it puts money in your pocket doesn't mean you should do something you don't like or you don't believe in or goes against morals no matter what it is
I loved Super Mario Brothers, it was funny. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes was better than Batman and Robin. I agree with Ben Affleck, Daredevil was awful.
I respect the vision behind Blade Runner, but there's nothing about the movie I've ever found especially compelling. I think it had a great deal of potential story-wise, but that it fell short of whatever its true aspirations were. That's not to say there weren't some great performances from the cast, or that it was completely devoid of charm--just that there isn't a version of the movie where all the individual elements truly gel for me.
I haven't seen a small portion of these films, but the ones I did I found either enjoyable or dull. As a 90s kid I did enjoy Super Mario Bros., and Batman And Robin. But overtime Batman And Robin isn't as great as I thought. Super Mario Bros. Is still an OK film.
I thought Bladerunner was brilliant. I didn’t see it until it got streamed years after. What I saw was the directors cut. Out of curiosity, I tracked down and watched the original release, which I call the Suits Cut. It was dreadful, almost unwatchable.
I hated Blade runner too. the movie bored me to death. I tried watching it a few times but I fell asleep, the new one had the same effect, I was so bored after the opening 20-30 minutes, I turned it off. And before you say "it takes 45-60 minutes to enjoy a movie" then I say screw that, entertain me or I switch it off, I hated Blade Runner 2049 too. Harrison Ford famously also hated Star Wars and wanted Han Solo to die in A New Hope so he didn't have to appear in the sequels but George Lucas denied his request. So when Episode 7 came around, he got his wish, and Han Solo was killed. I would have thought Ryan Reynolds hated X-Men Origins: Wolverine too, since he makes jokes about being the mute Deadpool all the time in his Deadpool moves. I hate Grease too because that song gets played so often, even today, it does my head in. Emilia Clarke should be grateful to get a film role, she's a talentless hack who's fame only comes from starring in GoT. Like most of her GoT costars, she cannot act at all. Everyone hated George Clooney as Batman, even the man himself. The Role Ben Affleck should apologize for is his role as Batman or as we like to call it "Batfleck". That was just terrible. the whole movie was a joke apart from Gal Gadot's Wonder woman, she is flawless.
I agree about the saccharine SoM. Hated it for 60 Years! Sad that Plummer is only remembered for that when he was such a great action- still remember his Hamlet.
Many pieces of literature were written ahead of their time in means of their audiences, as too were many movies, as the audiences were not ready for such graphic details. We are finally in a time when humanity is in sync with the technology to expect the stories to be matched by the technology to show what the writers had visioned, nothing less. It's coming to matters of money to determine whether or not the films shall be produced.
Plummer was another Alec Guinness, thought he was too good for the role. But, as many have said, they accepted the parts and took the cash so they should have shut the heck up. You don't bite the hand that feeds you. It's one thing to regret a role because you didn't like your own work, but quite another to put down other actors, the writers, the director etc. Hypocrisy at it's best. Doesn't engender respect for those actors. If they are disappointed in their own performances then that's legitimate and good for them, otherwise they should bite their tongues before shooting off about any other aspect of the productions.
I actually like Batman Forever, because of it's cheesiness. I still can't get over the macguffin of the ice skates conveniently being at the ready for an encounter with a new foe or abilities they didn't fully know. Otherwise what other purposes did having retractable ice skating blades serve...? 🤣 😂
Emilia Clarke was dull as Sarah Connor and she had no chemistry with Jai Courtney. Matt Smith wasted 5 minutes of his time and admitted he never watched the movie. What the heck is that "Matthew Smith," credit when the world knew him as Matt Smith?
The video surely highlights the hypocrisy of many actors in superficially not turning down these roles while showing their willingness to take the parts offered and proceeding to publicly criticize them later.
I absolutely nearly puked myself to death when Tom cruise and Brat Pitt were cast as my BELOVED Lestat and Louis. after reading, living and breathing the Vampire' chronicles . still feel so betrayed. yes. i do.
Green Lantern, Daredevil, Electra, Supergirl, weren’t iconic movies but they weren’t bad either. Not all superhero movies are going to live up to Superman, Batman and Spiderman levels of storytelling and fan base. Movies only suck when the actors, directors and producers don’t live up to what the audience already expects. I don’t get Crispin Glover, making good decisions in the past or at present makes for a better future. George McFly believed in himself in the past, thanks to Marty, and now he is an iconic writer. Makes sense. What wrong message does that send ????? Alec McGuiness, his lines in the Star Wars movies are some of the most quoted in movie history????? How can he say it was “foolish dialog”….. newsflash, most sci fi movies are full of foolish dialogues. Sci Fi often deals with the foolish, the absurd, the unthinkable, the inconceivable, and the outlandish becoming a reality. Sci Fi forces you to go outside the norm as far as everyday thinking goes. Patrick Stewart was a Shakespearen actor. Doing Star Trek expanded his character into a 24 th century set of circumstances that was naturally was going to force change his dialog to suit the role. I think these actors are way to critical on their own characters and their own parts. George Clooney is a great actor but he just wasn’t Batman material, many actors just aren’t good for certain parts. Nicolas Cage, a bad choice for Ghost Rider. Loved the comic book series, hated the movies. Nicolas Cage was great in Face Off but was stupid in the Movie Kick Ass which was a bad script from the get go. Matt Damon, you either like the Bourne series or you don’t. In that case it is a matter of did you like the movie or not ???? Personally, the Bourne series was trying to fill an action movie market where Rambo ran its course and there was no plans for Demolition Man 2. So there’s that. Your not getting Shakespeare or J K Rowling level writing there anyways. As an actor you have to give what your audience wants. Like giving rude customers professional services. Acting is putting aside your real personality and putting out a contrived one. Of course there’s going to be self doubt because it’s not genuine.
I FIND IT APPALLING TO HEAR THESE ACTORS COMPLAIN ABOUT ANY PART THEY CHOSE WETHER THE MOVIE WAS A BLOCKBUSTER OR NOT OR TO THEM THEY DID SO CALLED SHINE IN THE PART SOME PEOPLE REALLY LIKE THESE MOVIES AND TO COMPLAIN IS. A BIT ARROGANT AND SELF-CENTERED. YEA DIRECTORS STRIPS ECT MAY HAVE MADE THE PROCESS DIFFICULT BUT THAT'S LIFE AND THE PAY THEY RECEIVED AT THE TIME STILL WENT INTO THEY'RE BANK ACCOUNTS .LIVE LEARN AND BE GRATEFUL FOR THE GOOD AND BAD ITA WHAT MAKES ONE GROW AND BECOME . SO STOP THE COMPLAINING NO ONES PERFECT BUT SOMEONE APPRECIATE S WHAT YOU DID EVEN IF IT WASN'T. PERFECT
It’s amusing that the only actor in Twilight that liked it was Anna Kendrick and only because she was dead ass broke before it. Got to respect that. Edit: speaking of Transformers, the boyfriend dies in Friday the 13th remake.
thought it was funny before i watched, now i'm reminded of SOME actors bull$hit. you read the scripts & went through w/it. cash those huge checks, will you return those? how bout alllll those residual checks? you got future roles & opportunity's because of that film. at least keep your critiques to yourself.
Green Lantern, Grease 2, Super Mario Brothers, etc. are hardly iconic movies. The actors hate those movies because they suck. They don’t hate them in spite of wide spread praise from critics and/or the public.
I still enjoy _Daredevil._ I never felt that it was all that bad.
(On a side note, the DVD has an audio track for the visually impaired that describes what is happening on screen--a neat little touch for a movie about a blind man.)
i saw the extended version was good
Actually, not only i like it better, but Daredevil has a higher rating in Rotten Tomatoes than Batman v Superman and Justice League.
I like Daredevil too, it's pretty good.
The visually impared were saved a great trauma😂😂😂
Me too!
Interview with a Vampire is probably in my top 3 movies and wouldn't have been nearly the movie it is without Brad Pitt
If Ford didn't like the first Blade Runner, then why did he take the role in the new one? 💰💰💰
He was mostly unhappy with the V.O. original cut and he didn’t like Ridley Scott
Cash money
And why do you go to work?
Like anybody else-for the fame and the money.
Probably for the same reason he kept doing the Han Solo character.
Guinness was a exceptional character as Obi-Wan in StarWars. Didn’t realize it wasn't enjoyable. You never know!
He was just stuck up about it, thought it was beneath him.
@@LexLuthor0719 ok. I got you. That flippiedness payoff as jedi master.😂 Oh well I loved him in that part.👍
@@short11000 no doubt, I just wish he warmed up to and really embraced it and did another movie or two.
He got the last laugh, though. His contract for Star Wars gave him a cut of the gross for all sequels, whether or not he was in them. That clause is believed to have amounted to a $50 million payday.
I guess he should have read the script before he accepted! What bs petty behavior.
I watched Green Lantern once. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great either.
I find that with a lot of media people supposedly hate. Either I love it, or find it average at worst. Though, I'm also not keen on some things people rate as incredible or the best. The Godfather being a prime example. Tried watching it. It bored me. I'm sure fans would try and tell me I'm uncultured or some bs. Truth is, art is subjective.
The Bourne Ultimatum is probably the best Bourne movie. Or if not the best, certainly the second best after The Bourne Identity. Both are action movie classics.
The best one is the second one. The third and fourth are trash.
Mario and Luigi’s last name being Mario was not a mistake. It was always implied by the title of the games, and it was made official canon in 2015.
Thanks...lmbo
I can believe i'm defending Michael Bay, but the truth is that, despite what Fox said about him, he wasn't the one who fired her, that was Steven Spielberg, who was one of the producers.
Guinness actually softened his views on the movies later on. Acknowledging that his character did have an impact on people.
I feel so bad for the poor poor actors making millions to be in a movie they hated😢. It’s such a hard life being payed so much to play pretend. No one forced them to take the job. They sold their souls to be famous. They can suck it up
You know, too much salt is bad for the health.
the one with Kate surprised me cause she played that role of Rose damn near perfect.
Well I do remember at the time that the only thing about the movie that was criticized was the acting, at least as far as the 2 main leads went (they weren't nominated for academy awards for their performances). Being a teen at the time, I loved their performances, and still enjoy it.
Zac Efron is a nice guy. A heard a fan was running to get a picture. He dropped his phone and it broke. Zac bought him a new phone and did multiple photos with him.
It may have been on one of your videos.
Nobody enjoyed Super Mario Brothers. If I got a job that I hated,( actually I have more than once,) and it made me a Boat load of money so I wouldn't have to accept the next crummy job, I would not complain so much.
Heigl destroyed her whole career badmouthing Knocked Up. She dissed her co stars and the director. A lesson of knowing when to shut up.
Plus she dissed the writers and producers of Grey's Anatomy when she won a Emmy for her role in it, she dissed them in her Emmy acceptance speech, and also her and her mother's demanding diva nasty attitude was notoriously hated throughout Hollywood.
@@cammymc1982 Heigl is now viewed as largely correct in both respects, and those who attacked her are viewed as misogynists.
I don't know what it is about Bladerunner that people love so much. I have never made it through the movie without falling asleep and missing large parts of it.
Wait I thought Guinnes actually loved being Obi-Wan. I’ve heard that he was miffed that he had such a small role because he loved the movie so much.
Oh no he hated the script. Called it “fairytale trash” more or less
I've heard that yes, he didn't think much of the script and also that after everything he'd done in his career that was what so many people knew him for.
Heigl needs to sit down and understand that THOSE particular characters were shrews, and they were, and its not a reflection of women overall. It also gave her a career, otherwise, shed stay on general hospital or whatever
She used to be on Grey’s Anatomy, but she also bit the hand that wrote her paychecks there too. She doesn’t seem to understand playing well with others
She really tanked her career with her big mouth and bad attitude .
Outside of Grease 2, I’m actually quite fond of all of these movies having seen them many times each and can quote most of their scenes. And yes, that includes Super Mario Bros.
Shame they didn't like their movies. Poor scripts,directors. I understand. I knew Guiness hated Star Wars. Shame,but his choice. About Titanic,Seline also hated the song she sings. She heard it so many times and she got sick of it. Understandable. I believe Emilia hates new Genisys. Haven't seen it but. Just saw that hey returned to new past,for few seconds. Ben is fantastic actor and person but he's not Batman. It's not him. Good list
You forgot Gary Oldman in The Fifth Element.🌊⛱🔥🌬🌠
Gary oldman was unbearable in that film.
Ryan Reynolds' ability to goof on himself is awesome.
I love the sound of music the only thing I wasn't a fan of was Julie Andrews' haircut.
There’s no way Ryan reynolds hates the movie he met his wife on more than the wolverine movie where he played a mute Deadpool
All part of being human; making bad choices for the wrong reasons.
11:06 I hated that they used Ryan Reynolds as the Green Lartern too. I've loved that character since my childhood, and with Reynolds "wimpy, and uninteresting type of guy" portrayal of Hal Jordan, was a complete let down. It's obvious that he was just there for the paycheck, and has no respect for, or idea of the true character. When my brother told me that he heard that they were making a *Green Lantern* movie, I was thrilled, until he told me that Reynolds was playing the part. I made my self be hopeful and optimistic, but sadly was disappointed. And now, I fear that they will *never* make another Green Lantern movie again. 😔
I refused to watch The Help for the same reason Viola Davis hated being in it. No, thank you!
She cashed dat check tho
I realy like the interwiev with the vampire movie. Its great!
And each time its a surprise for me that its Tom Cruise opposite Brad Pitt... Hard to recognize Tom for whatever reason...
Weird how things are for each one personaly...
Regrets, but they all collected those checks.
I'd guess most people that don't like their jobs still take the money for doing it.
I love Grease 2 and prefer it to Grease. 😂
Don't like actors who criticize their own roles. They chose and if they didn't like it, they should be grateful for the fame it brought and zip their comments, because it comes across as condescending, feeling better than their fans and audience,
How do you know you're watching a Michael Bay movie there's about 5-10 minutes of story and about an hour and a half or two hours of nothing but stuff blowing up and explosions
Harrison Ford hates all of his biggest movies because deep down he knows he is not an actor. He's just a face that got lucky.
Thank you👍🏼
I disagree about Knocked Up. Seth Rogen's character was extremely unpleasant much of the time, during the scenes where he would selfishly put his point of view and habits first... and the way that led to him talking to Heigl's character... Well!!!
Re Interview with a Vampire - I know some people like it but I thought it was horrible. This is just my opinion as a huge fan of the books. Tom Cruise was miscast as Lestat. Brad Pitt was so wooden as Louis that a fence post could have replaced him and been as engaging on screen.
I think it is a terrible movie.
Agreed 100%. It was cringeworthy. Cruise is creepy enough already.
You know when the actors don't like the movies are in they should probably do a better read of the script and how the story would come across in a movie because if I don't like something no matter how big the paycheck is I'm not going to do it just because it fills your wallet doesn't mean she you should do it you should do it because you like it you should do it that you believe in the story kind of thing but just because it puts money in your pocket doesn't mean you should do something you don't like or you don't believe in or goes against morals no matter what it is
I loved Super Mario Brothers, it was funny. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes was better than Batman and Robin. I agree with Ben Affleck, Daredevil was awful.
I respect the vision behind Blade Runner, but there's nothing about the movie I've ever found especially compelling. I think it had a great deal of potential story-wise, but that it fell short of whatever its true aspirations were. That's not to say there weren't some great performances from the cast, or that it was completely devoid of charm--just that there isn't a version of the movie where all the individual elements truly gel for me.
I haven't seen a small portion of these films, but the ones I did I found either enjoyable or dull. As a 90s kid I did enjoy Super Mario Bros., and Batman And Robin. But overtime Batman And Robin isn't as great as I thought. Super Mario Bros. Is still an OK film.
Well, at least Ryan met Blake 🤣
I thought Bladerunner was brilliant. I didn’t see it until it got streamed years after. What I saw was the directors cut. Out of curiosity, I tracked down and watched the original release, which I call the Suits Cut. It was dreadful, almost unwatchable.
These movies, it's not the acting it's the writing.
I hated Blade runner too. the movie bored me to death. I tried watching it a few times but I fell asleep, the new one had the same effect, I was so bored after the opening 20-30 minutes, I turned it off. And before you say "it takes 45-60 minutes to enjoy a movie" then I say screw that, entertain me or I switch it off, I hated Blade Runner 2049 too. Harrison Ford famously also hated Star Wars and wanted Han Solo to die in A New Hope so he didn't have to appear in the sequels but George Lucas denied his request. So when Episode 7 came around, he got his wish, and Han Solo was killed.
I would have thought Ryan Reynolds hated X-Men Origins: Wolverine too, since he makes jokes about being the mute Deadpool all the time in his Deadpool moves. I hate Grease too because that song gets played so often, even today, it does my head in.
Emilia Clarke should be grateful to get a film role, she's a talentless hack who's fame only comes from starring in GoT. Like most of her GoT costars, she cannot act at all.
Everyone hated George Clooney as Batman, even the man himself. The Role Ben Affleck should apologize for is his role as Batman or as we like to call it "Batfleck". That was just terrible. the whole movie was a joke apart from Gal Gadot's Wonder woman, she is flawless.
I loved Green Lantern
Me too
Still don’t understand what people expected from a movie about a guy with a magic decider ring that shoots lasers.
I’ve never liked the Sound of Music. All of the characters are vacuous. When the mountains are the only things with star quality, it’s a problem
How old are you ? Maybe it's not relatable in 2023 but it's a sweet movie if you are not cynical
I agree about the saccharine SoM. Hated it for 60 Years! Sad that Plummer is only remembered for that when he was such a great action- still remember his Hamlet.
I don't care what people say I enjoyed Daredevil with Ben Affleck
Many pieces of literature were written ahead of their time in means of their audiences, as too were many movies, as the audiences were not ready for such graphic details. We are finally in a time when humanity is in sync with the technology to expect the stories to be matched by the technology to show what the writers had visioned, nothing less. It's coming to matters of money to determine whether or not the films shall be produced.
Lol, ud think itd be jacob that grew up hating the twilight films given the story line at the end haha frickin literal cradle snatcher
Compared with Avatar, Clash of the Titans is Gladiator.
I heard that Gregory Peck didn't like his performance in Moby Dick my personal favorite movie of his.
Interview With A Vampire is a much better book.
Most books are much better than the movies
Yes and yes.
I guess the hills weren't alive Mr. Plummer.
Plummer was another Alec Guinness, thought he was too good for the role. But, as many have said, they accepted the parts and took the cash so they should have shut the heck up. You don't bite the hand that feeds you. It's one thing to regret a role because you didn't like your own work, but quite another to put down other actors, the writers, the director etc. Hypocrisy at it's best. Doesn't engender respect for those actors. If they are disappointed in their own performances then that's legitimate and good for them, otherwise they should bite their tongues before shooting off about any other aspect of the productions.
Agreed. I was told NEVER bite the hand that feeds you.
I actually like Batman Forever, because of it's cheesiness. I still can't get over the macguffin of the ice skates conveniently being at the ready for an encounter with a new foe or abilities they didn't fully know. Otherwise what other purposes did having retractable ice skating blades serve...? 🤣 😂
Emilia Clarke was dull as Sarah Connor and she had no chemistry with Jai Courtney. Matt Smith wasted 5 minutes of his time and admitted he never watched the movie. What the heck is that "Matthew Smith," credit when the world knew him as Matt Smith?
He was pretending it wasn't him. Who? Me? No, that was another Smith. 🤷
somebody has to say it..team america.. Matt Damon
No mention of Arnold Swartzenegger for the terminator [1984] 🤔?.
He wasn't interested in playing it at the time, but he clearly has had no regrets since he's continued with the franchise multiple times.
That's because Rose is the bad guy in Titanic
The video surely highlights the hypocrisy of many actors in superficially not turning down these roles while showing their willingness to take the parts offered and proceeding to publicly criticize them later.
Lol Green Lantern CGI mess, while The Flash(2023) is far worse
Daredevil was overstuffed. Too many main characters.
Find it utterly BAFFELING that Sam Worthington became a star, so bland and wooden.
Agreed. The hype around him for a short while was weird.
Affleck is a hypocrite for hating *Daredevil* because he mentioned that said hero was his favorite when he was growing up.
Give back the paycheck people.
I absolutely nearly puked myself to death when Tom cruise and Brat Pitt were cast as my BELOVED Lestat and Louis. after reading, living and breathing the Vampire' chronicles . still feel so betrayed. yes. i do.
Still whining, Louis?
I absolutely despise Cruise and hated that movie. Why? Because the book was brilliant. The movie made me cringe. 😖
Think red dead 2 would be a good movie
Ungrateful overpaid actors . Other actors would kill for those big roles ..
Green Lantern, Daredevil, Electra, Supergirl, weren’t iconic movies but they weren’t bad either.
Not all superhero movies are going to live up to Superman, Batman and Spiderman levels of storytelling and fan base.
Movies only suck when the actors, directors and producers don’t live up to what the audience already expects.
I don’t get Crispin Glover, making good decisions in the past or at present makes for a better future. George McFly believed in himself in the past, thanks to Marty, and now he is an iconic writer. Makes sense. What wrong message does that send ?????
Alec McGuiness, his lines in the Star Wars movies are some of the most quoted in movie history????? How can he say it was “foolish dialog”….. newsflash, most sci fi movies are full of foolish dialogues. Sci Fi often deals with the foolish, the absurd, the unthinkable, the inconceivable, and the outlandish becoming a reality. Sci Fi forces you to go outside the norm as far as everyday thinking goes.
Patrick Stewart was a Shakespearen actor. Doing Star Trek expanded his character into a 24 th century set of circumstances that was naturally was going to force change his dialog to suit the role.
I think these actors are way to critical on their own characters and their own parts.
George Clooney is a great actor but he just wasn’t Batman material, many actors just aren’t good for certain parts.
Nicolas Cage, a bad choice for Ghost Rider. Loved the comic book series, hated the movies. Nicolas Cage was great in Face Off but was stupid in the Movie Kick Ass which was a bad script from the get go.
Matt Damon, you either like the Bourne series or you don’t. In that case it is a matter of did you like the movie or not ????
Personally, the Bourne series was trying to fill an action movie market where Rambo ran its course and there was no plans for Demolition Man 2. So there’s that. Your not getting Shakespeare or J K Rowling level writing there anyways.
As an actor you have to give what your audience wants. Like giving rude customers professional services. Acting is putting aside your real personality and putting out a contrived one. Of course there’s going to be self doubt because it’s not genuine.
I FIND IT APPALLING TO HEAR THESE ACTORS COMPLAIN ABOUT ANY PART THEY CHOSE WETHER THE MOVIE WAS A BLOCKBUSTER OR NOT OR TO THEM THEY DID SO CALLED SHINE IN THE PART SOME PEOPLE REALLY LIKE THESE MOVIES AND TO COMPLAIN IS. A BIT ARROGANT AND SELF-CENTERED. YEA DIRECTORS STRIPS ECT MAY HAVE MADE THE PROCESS DIFFICULT BUT THAT'S LIFE AND THE PAY THEY RECEIVED AT THE TIME STILL WENT INTO THEY'RE BANK ACCOUNTS .LIVE LEARN AND BE GRATEFUL FOR THE GOOD AND BAD ITA WHAT MAKES ONE GROW AND BECOME . SO STOP THE COMPLAINING NO ONES PERFECT BUT SOMEONE APPRECIATE S WHAT YOU DID EVEN IF IT WASN'T. PERFECT
It’s amusing that the only actor in Twilight that liked it was Anna Kendrick and only because she was dead ass broke before it. Got to respect that.
Edit: speaking of Transformers, the boyfriend dies in Friday the 13th remake.
thought it was funny before i watched, now i'm reminded of SOME actors bull$hit. you read the scripts & went through w/it. cash those huge checks, will you return those? how bout alllll those residual checks? you got future roles & opportunity's because of that film. at least keep your critiques to yourself.
No Kevin Bacon and Tremors ;)
I can't stand this commentator he's just unbearably to listen too.
Got to love Rutger Hauer!
Green Lantern, Grease 2, Super Mario Brothers, etc. are hardly iconic movies. The actors hate those movies because they suck. They don’t hate them in spite of wide spread praise from critics and/or the public.
I love what you do
I absolutely hate all musicals
Don't watch them