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I've never liked him either,i agree.
I'm not a fan of those either.
I also can't stand Adam Sandler or Jack Black.
If they are in a film I aint' gonna watch it.(Unless its a Bond film of course,but that's not going to happen.)
Adam Sandler is odd. I enjoy about half of his movies. Some of them are just awful and my movie watching standards are as low as it gets. He's a super nice guy in person though.
Jack Black is not supposed to be nice,apparantly hard to work with.
I've heard the opposite of Jack Black. He helped clean up at a movie theater after he spilled his popcorn.
And so he should.
The reason I bought him up is that he is being looked at for a The Saint reboot. Also, he's the lead in Pixar's next original film Onward. I think Pixar can do better and be more original.
The Saint should be English ffs !!!
It was bad enough when Kilmer cocked it up.
I don't want Pratt as Simon Templar or Indiana Jones, TBH.
My controversial opinion is I could never stand Fargo. We're talking in Minnesota accents, aren't we amusing? Buscemi was the only thing that kept me interested.
I like that it's fast paced and short. Steve Buscemi's always great, even in Adam Sandler movies.
Well it makes sense since its Minnesota. A bunch of nose breathing New Yorkers wouldn't exactly fit
I love the accents in Fargo. 'Minnesota nice...!'
It's a typical Coen Bros running joke. Hardly anything to get offended by. Personally i find it funny and endearing.
For all the hype those films had in the 2000's, I don't hear many people talk about them as much now.
They definitely don't have as much re-watch value as Bond.
Or charm for that matter. I like them enough, but nowhere near Bond.
Even the least memorable Bond actors have more charm than Matt Damon, who only acts to promote his political career and opinions.
I take it this is your personal opinion not factual.
The four Damon Bourne movies are in my humble opinion quite decent and certainly a game-changer that inspired the 007 franchise. And unlike the 007 character it needed a everyman in the role and with Matt they delivered.
As for the political reason and motives of actors I would be in trouble with Cruise, Heston, Eastwood, Gibson to name a few. But I can enjoy the movie and not be troubled with the personal life of actors and actresses.
Sorry about that rant. Rough day at work.
No problem.
:))