Nick Mullen reacts to the work of Nicolas Cage. Sources: The Adam Friedland Show, C-Town Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/5MfQNeG...
Ebert wrote about Cage and I remember distinctly what resonated with me. Ebert wrote that Cage above all other actors possessed a fearlessness that is a level solely his. He will GO FOR IT. Has he made some shit? Of course. Is he one of the greatest actors ever? Of course.
He might have been in some trash, but he is always the best part. Plus he just owes a lot of money to the IRS so he does whatever he can lol still best part of the movie.
@@tomatkinson4880 yeah a paycheck. And it also is just more evidence of how confident in his talent and fearless he is. Many would be devastated that people would mock them. Not Cage. He does not care at all what others think of him.
That's a very gay thing to say indeed. I know because I'm gay. We're all gay, including James Whale, Nick Mullen and Nick Cage (he plays the most glorious gay, of course).
Mandy and Pig are absolute classics. Nicolas Cage is the man. I hate how so many young people today only know him as a meme and not the great actor that he truly is.
Crazy thing is, it was always kind of like that. I remember in 1998, when I was in college, saying in my film class that Cage was one of my favorite actors, and everyone looked at me like I was crazy. Then someone gave me a lecture on how Cage will never be as great of an actor as Jason Lee.
The best part is how you can tell the brothers apart the second they’re together, simply because of their confidence. Cage gives TWO brilliant performances.
I need to rewatch adaptation because I love Nicholas cage and I thought that shit was stupid when I initially watched it. Maybe everyone else is wrong but I'm starting to suspect I'm stupid
I really love the point about him making nearly anything he's given kind of work. I suppose that is a better judge of talent. The script is barely finished, the budget sucks, but god damn it Nic will find a way.
@@ihateallthethings2683 Stav was always pursuing the standup career where the other guys were not as committed. Stav seems to have hit it big and was moving on from a potential Nick - Super Bowl commercial incident. The shame of it all is Stav is funny but Nick truly is like a generational talent in comedy. I hate the overuse of the “genius” label but he deserves it. Hopefully he is able to figure it all out and maximize his talent/be proud of his work. Adam is a good friend supporting him. Stav did give a shoutout to Nick’s recent special but who knows what happened behind the scenes. I DID SEE Nick’s standup recently and he was great! Maybe Stav’s success will motive Nick? Greatest comedy podcast ever! Hopefully they reunite before the AIDS.
I don't love every piece you upload but I'm eternally grateful you do it anyway. As others have expressed this is our favorite bake sale by far. Thanks champ.
I love Nic Cage. I learned about Leaving Las Vegas through another C town ep and its one of my all time favourite films now. He really is a one of a kind actor.
When I saw that I dreamed of drinking myself to death while hooking up with Elisabeth Shue..she is so damm hot in that movie ..I am drinking myself to death but I hooked up with Pornhub instead unfortunately
Omg same.... Except me and nick have been best friends for years now, though I would say, just FYI that nick doesn't like people fawning on him like ur comment, I've told him so many times that people are just appreciating him but he's insistent that he's got enough friends now so there's really not much point in any further communication from you to him... I'm gay btw
Raising Arizona is my favorite comedy. He’s great in that although the coens brought a great film to him. Also an older one he’s great in is moonstruck. I still need to see Mandy and Pig
I watch your channel and a lot and I also listen to a lot of Cumtown clips, and now those two great things have come together. There is great audio from old actor's studio episodes, for instance james lipton talking about spielberg's parents to spielberg
This is an incredibly based take. I've been saying this for years; Nicolas Cage doesn't phone-in fuck all. Every time he has a role, he's got some odd but wholly unique angle to go towards. You watch interviews of his craft and he says like "Oh I was watching a bird flew by and I thought what would it be like to be a bird," or "I am a big fan of German Expressionism. That's where I wanted to take this role." They may be odd to some of us but the guy has an idea and goes for it. That's respectable. Also, you're gay.
i think it was Lord of War & Bringing Out The Dead that convinced me just what a POWERHOUSE performer he is - capturing all the rage, all the quiet, and all the beauty in his eyes (yeh, im def gay for him)
Im not much of a movie guy but I saw Bringing Out The Dead and Leaving Las Vegas recently and both were good. Bringing out the dead wasn’t as good but i still liked it quite a bit. I saw nick cage in national treasure and in Kick-Ass when I was a kid. Im gonna watch some of the movies you guys are all talking about , ive been missing out on this little universe
I'm thinking this dude had quite a bit of expenses and thus took a bunch of jobs. Trying to get away from his real name probably made him take more risks in the spirit of proving himself on his own terms as well. I don't know, I just love "The Rock" as much as I hate "Face Off".
Nick Cage has always had good performances (Raising Arizona Leaving Las Vegas Adaptation etc.) but hes chosen some dogshit scripts. And lets be honest hes been pretty shit in some of his movies. Like hes legitimately made like twenty horrendous films in the last ten years. And being the best part of a bad movie doesnt make your performance commendable. Dream Scenario was legitimately a terrific performance (something were really not used to with Cage due to the shear inconsistency of quality of his films) and was a reminder he can actually act
Tried watching color out of space and it was just so incredibly lame and trashy overall. Cage was really great though and he totally went for his role. Otherwise complete shit.
Even if Adam is a drag, cutting him out and just listening to Nick for several minutes with 0 breaks in between sucks. This format sucks but if people watch it who am I to say anything. I’m hitting the “don’t recommend channel” button so ✌🏻 hopefully you realize how to make the clips better though
Mullen's an improvisational comedian and stumbled for an uncomfortable several seconds trying to think of three random kitchen ingredients... C'mon JWBS, let's leave this lazy CumTown B-roll to their channel and stick to revealing, original analysis from talents like Hader and Louis C discussing actual film theory/technique. Stavie's laugh track can't save the mumbled meandering from adding up to net zero insight.
coincidentally The Adam Friedland show is also about “trying to go straight”
Ebert wrote about Cage and I remember distinctly what resonated with me. Ebert wrote that Cage above all other actors possessed a fearlessness that is a level solely his. He will GO FOR IT. Has he made some shit? Of course. Is he one of the greatest actors ever? Of course.
He might have been in some trash, but he is always the best part. Plus he just owes a lot of money to the IRS so he does whatever he can lol still best part of the movie.
@@tomatkinson4880 yeah a paycheck. And it also is just more evidence of how confident in his talent and fearless he is. Many would be devastated that people would mock them. Not Cage. He does not care at all what others think of him.
This is top tier film analysis. Also, I’m gay
That's a very gay thing to say indeed. I know because I'm gay. We're all gay, including James Whale, Nick Mullen and Nick Cage (he plays the most glorious gay, of course).
Im a deeply closeted gay. Not gay in the SLIGHTEST. I’ll NEVER say I’m gay. EVER. 😅
I was gay first
tier one i'd say
You should do Steam reviews.
Mandy and Pig are absolute classics. Nicolas Cage is the man. I hate how so many young people today only know him as a meme and not the great actor that he truly is.
Crazy thing is, it was always kind of like that. I remember in 1998, when I was in college, saying in my film class that Cage was one of my favorite actors, and everyone looked at me like I was crazy. Then someone gave me a lecture on how Cage will never be as great of an actor as Jason Lee.
Let young people enjoy him for what he is to them. Nothing wrong with that. If anything it'll make them curious to watch his older films.
@@ruslanjanumyan5770 Jason Lee... whatever happened to him?
@@TheRealNormanBates He owns a restaurant in Denton, TX, my hometown. It's called Barley & Board and is really good.
Pig wasn't good what are you talking about ??? No seriously please explain I am baffled.
He is incredible in Adaptation. Insanely good.
That is ending moved me to tears and I don’t give it up easily. He was incredible in it.
I have never seen a bad Nicolas Cage movie. I’ve also never seen more than 1
The best part is how you can tell the brothers apart the second they’re together, simply because of their confidence. Cage gives TWO brilliant performances.
I need to rewatch adaptation because I love Nicholas cage and I thought that shit was stupid when I initially watched it. Maybe everyone else is wrong but I'm starting to suspect I'm stupid
@@2200StingerSnake Eyes rocks
Raising Arizona (1987) and Pig (2021) are probably two of my favorite movies from him.
Pig was incredible.
Family Man and Adaptation are mine. Mandy is excellent, too.
@@jdunnatl I want to watch Adaptation and Mandy one day, but Family Man looks like by the numbers Christmas movie.
@@maxtubb8560 I don't like Christmas movies, and very rarely like family movies at all, but Family Man is a favorite.
@@maxtubb8560Family Man is definitely cheesy at times but its worth a a watch
I really love the point about him making nearly anything he's given kind of work. I suppose that is a better judge of talent. The script is barely finished, the budget sucks, but god damn it Nic will find a way.
Rumor has it, Stav made progress on his movie list like he made progress at the gym.
I just want to know why they broke up
@@ihateallthethings2683 Stav was always pursuing the standup career where the other guys were not as committed. Stav seems to have hit it big and was moving on from a potential Nick - Super Bowl commercial incident. The shame of it all is Stav is funny but Nick truly is like a generational talent in comedy. I hate the overuse of the “genius” label but he deserves it. Hopefully he is able to figure it all out and maximize his talent/be proud of his work. Adam is a good friend supporting him. Stav did give a shoutout to Nick’s recent special but who knows what happened behind the scenes. I DID SEE Nick’s standup recently and he was great! Maybe Stav’s success will motive Nick? Greatest comedy podcast ever! Hopefully they reunite before the AIDS.
@ihateallthethings2683 Who cares
@@ihateallthethings2683something about being gay
@@ihateallthethings2683stav and Nick didn't want podcasting to be their whole lives and decided to move on
Also gay
I like that you cut every time Adam starts talking
Leaving Las Vegas was phenomenal
Funny how his sole best actor award from the academy is him acting drunk for 90% of the film and shaky for the remaining 10%
@@awill3454 where's MY award?
"Face...off"
"Face............OFF"
I don't love every piece you upload but I'm eternally grateful you do it anyway. As others have expressed this is our favorite bake sale by far. Thanks champ.
I love Nic Cage. I learned about Leaving Las Vegas through another C town ep and its one of my all time favourite films now. He really is a one of a kind actor.
When I saw that I dreamed of drinking myself to death while hooking up with Elisabeth Shue..she is so damm hot in that movie ..I am drinking myself to death but I hooked up with Pornhub instead unfortunately
OH NO LETS GO
Hey ho.... Let's go
Cage has had 3 Renaissance eras
Thank you for posting my friend. He has a beautiful mind
don’t know who nick mullen is but he’s hot. also, he’s so right about nic cage always being an amazing actor. i hate the redemption arc narrative.
Omg same.... Except me and nick have been best friends for years now, though I would say, just FYI that nick doesn't like people fawning on him like ur comment, I've told him so many times that people are just appreciating him but he's insistent that he's got enough friends now so there's really not much point in any further communication from you to him... I'm gay btw
@@tomwilko7841hey can you put in a good word with Nick for me? I'm cool, I promise
@uniqornagleek29 also ur gay
This is it, the JWBS that i've been waiting for! So many Ctown movie references.
Raising Arizona is my favorite comedy. He’s great in that although the coens brought a great film to him. Also an older one he’s great in is moonstruck. I still need to see Mandy and Pig
Moonstruck is Cage's finest work.
And here i was thinking that I never had to hear Stav's blood curdling laugh ever again. Thanks for ruining my day
It has hints of Beevis and Butthead, right? Even the other dudes in the podcast were like "You're really going to laugh like that again, uh?".
Despite all my rage I am still just Nicholas Cage.
😂😂😂
Cannot recommend Joe enough. Truly underrated Cage masterpiece
I watch your channel and a lot and I also listen to a lot of Cumtown clips, and now those two great things have come together. There is great audio from old actor's studio episodes, for instance james lipton talking about spielberg's parents to spielberg
This is an incredibly based take. I've been saying this for years; Nicolas Cage doesn't phone-in fuck all. Every time he has a role, he's got some odd but wholly unique angle to go towards. You watch interviews of his craft and he says like "Oh I was watching a bird flew by and I thought what would it be like to be a bird," or "I am a big fan of German Expressionism. That's where I wanted to take this role." They may be odd to some of us but the guy has an idea and goes for it. That's respectable.
Also, you're gay.
i think it was Lord of War & Bringing Out The Dead that convinced me just what a POWERHOUSE performer he is - capturing all the rage, all the quiet, and all the beauty in his eyes
(yeh, im def gay for him)
who is the giggling goblin half-way through? I dont remember that person from tafs
Lol. Stavros
It’s honestly a crime that Nick hasn’t started a movie podcast.
Great to hear from my good friend nick mullen
I haven’t seen a lot of the movies Nick mentions but my personal favorite of Nick Cage’s is Matchstick Men
“Willie’s Wonderland” is epic. Cage says absolutely zero words in the entire film.
Nick Cage is so underrated its criminal
Bringing Out The Dead is awesome
Gone in 60 seconds is incredible.
Till the break of DAWN, BABY!!!!!
Im not much of a movie guy but I saw Bringing Out The Dead and Leaving Las Vegas recently and both were good. Bringing out the dead wasn’t as good but i still liked it quite a bit. I saw nick cage in national treasure and in Kick-Ass when I was a kid. Im gonna watch some of the movies you guys are all talking about , ive been missing out on this little universe
Vampire's Kiss deserves an honorable mention.
Birdy is by far the best Nicolas Cage film.
Nicks stick together
What up my nicka
Wild at Heart
Hi I'm gay actor Micheal Douglas
Watch the movie "Mandy". Best Nic Cage flick of all time.
Man Delroy Lindo rules. Hope he’s doin ok.
Holy shit I never clicked so fast in my life.
Nick on Nic love
Cage is goated
Raising Arizona. Face off. Con air. Snake Eyes. Adaptation. ( I haven’t seen leaving Las Vegas )
Deadfall is the only cage movie you really need to see. It’s like the room but not gay
That exactly how Nicolas cage explain it, he finds inspiration in the wild shit and runs with it
My favorite Nick Cage movie still is the buddy cop horror medieval knight Iraq war protest comedy Season of the Witch
we live in a world where some guy will make a video about what a guy thinks about another guy
'Gone in 60 Seconds' is undeniable proof of psy-ops, in plain sight.
Lord of war is the best cage movie however
Stavros Halkias on Forrest Gump
Dying of the light i was giggling at him act like he had dementia (he had super fast onset)
Best nick cage performance is bad lieutenant
Raising Arizona
Fuck I love Nick Mullen and Nicolas Cage this video is full of my favorite Nicks and I'm gay
Conair is his best movie.
Mandy was great
Moonstruck is a good film
The return of Coke Nick
4:36 Tryin' to be straight
Slickolas Cage
Nicholas Cage is either amazing or awful there is no in between.. Adaptation is one of my favourites but it might not be for everyone
Watch the movie Mandy
The cocaine had him at the end
James Whale Gay Whale
Your videos are pretty hit and miss but this one was good
But he played in so many turnip
I'm thinking this dude had quite a bit of expenses and thus took a bunch of jobs. Trying to get away from his real name probably made him take more risks in the spirit of proving himself on his own terms as well. I don't know, I just love "The Rock" as much as I hate "Face Off".
great in bad lieutenant
Color Out of Space was great.. I'm not gay.. not that there's anything wrong with that.
Dying of the Light deserved better, the film got destroyed in the cutting room.
Nick Cage has always had good performances (Raising Arizona Leaving Las Vegas Adaptation etc.) but hes chosen some dogshit scripts. And lets be honest hes been pretty shit in some of his movies. Like hes legitimately made like twenty horrendous films in the last ten years. And being the best part of a bad movie doesnt make your performance commendable. Dream Scenario was legitimately a terrific performance (something were really not used to with Cage due to the shear inconsistency of quality of his films) and was a reminder he can actually act
who is nick mullen
Im also Nick im also gay
I’m highly gay for Nick AND Nic. 💋
I’m gay
Tried watching color out of space and it was just so incredibly lame and trashy overall. Cage was really great though and he totally went for his role. Otherwise complete shit.
Cages is in the biz of sending. Mandy, pig, bad lt, leaving lv. All classics in their own lane carried by the boi. Let the man cook
You talk like a fool
Even if Adam is a drag, cutting him out and just listening to Nick for several minutes with 0 breaks in between sucks. This format sucks but if people watch it who am I to say anything. I’m hitting the “don’t recommend channel” button so ✌🏻 hopefully you realize how to make the clips better though
For anyone who's truly interested in some of Adam's more admirable work, might I recommend
ruclips.net/video/M2qjay5e2xI/видео.html&t
damn nick loves to hear himself speak huh
straight forward? no thank you
Dying of the Light sucks ass, watch Dark instead
One of Nick's less dogsh*t takes on an artist....
This guy couldn't think of three food ingredients
Mullen's an improvisational comedian and stumbled for an uncomfortable several seconds trying to think of three random kitchen ingredients...
C'mon JWBS, let's leave this lazy CumTown B-roll to their channel and stick to revealing, original analysis from talents like Hader and Louis C discussing actual film theory/technique. Stavie's laugh track can't save the mumbled meandering from adding up to net zero insight.
Okay Michael Malosky Jr
His ingredients analogy was actually surprisingly insightful when he made his point.
None of Hader’s film analysis comes close to the Elisabeth Shue joke at the end of the video
@@erectopatronum6750 True. But Hader is pretty limited as far as history and academic analysis goes.
Did you post this before or after your dad blew his load straight into your hungry belly?
Nick has the worst movie takes
Nicholas Cage is the best actor since Brando
I agree but Color Out of Space isn't even a top 5 Cage performance or Cage movie @@raskassputin7408
@@raskassputin7408undisputed.
I’d say he’s even better than Brando tbh.
It's always great to have an opinion about a film you haven't seen