Internet How Star Trek [2009] should have ended.

Pipcard said:
I just enjoyed it. But apparently I'm not allowed to.

It's not official yet, but I'm trying to lobby for a law that makes it illegal for you to like movies I don't. It's important for me that everyone be forced to like what I like. ;)
 
If you want to see some bad acting, I'd like to refer you to Nick Cage in Firebirds. Or, well, pretty much anything up to Con Air, he actually didn't suck in that one (well, not badly anyway).

If you want to see good acting, see Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs.

A good actor can make a mediocre movie an make it OK, and a poor movie at least watchable. James Woods is (as is a few other actors/actresses) like that, there's been few movies that he couldn't salvage.

My problem with Michael Bay movies is the need for double hearing protecting and the extreme overuse of lens flare. I figured the NAVY damaged my hearing enough with the jet noise (the sound of freedom. baby!), and I understand lens flare to heighten a dramatic shot, but not every shot needs it.
 
I have two lists: my "Gene Hackman" list and my "Ben Affleck" list.

The first is a list of actors whom I think make a bad movie watchable just by being in it. Hackman is the list-namer for a reason. The Quick and the Dead was a movie that should've sucked, but because Gene Hackman played such an awesome villian he saved it.

The second list is the opposite. The Phillip K. Dick film Paycheck should've been a good movie, and it was, except that Affleck's poor acting throughout ruined it for me.

We each have our own personal lists.
 
Back
Top