I didn't refer poor. You're referring Lucas is so asterix, yet he's been so successful for decades bringing in endless money. Now, If thats crap, then what is good?
Actually, De Niro has become a parody of himself, much like Bruce Willis in a lot of ways. Whilst watching the Family, all I can think of is "you are much better than this!".
It's like he is doing this light comedy drama these days just for the pay cheque rather than the arts.
Are you saying the direction of Episodes 1/2/3 is outstanding? As for his success, who knows, most people my age grew up with SW so flocked to the cinema, kids will watch anything of that sort and buy toys. So in that regards yes he's successful but a good director? far from it IMO.
Contact is such an underrated film, its fun. Yeah its not a masterpiece. But its not as bad as most people say. Based on a good book as well.
Doesn't matter about my point of view. Money talks. Success is based on money. Endless millions flocked to both generations of films. Including getting it on VHS, DVD and Blu-Ray.
Bruce Willis is just crap now... i dont know why he didnt make more of his comedic roles a la films like Hudson Hawk. Now (sorry i mean in the last 10 years) he only has one dour expression on his face and it stays forever!
In a similar sortof situation if you look at Tom Cruise ...any earlyish film like A few good men or Jerry Maguire he is chirpy and wisecracking in a light hearted vein. Nowadays its all serious straight faced ****..... very dull and boring acting persona he has carved out for himself
Fantastic film, i like the artyness, reminds me of hannibal and dexter series where you kind of see the crime through the cops thoughts while it looks like he's conducting an orchestra, and the ending is superb.Conner and Murphy MacManus (Sean Patrick Flannery and Norman Reedus) are two Boston boys who believe it is their divinely-appointed mission to eliminate all the criminals in their neighbourhood. The local people are pleased by this, applaud the killings, and turn the boys into saints. But with FBI agent Paul Smecker (Willem Dafoe) on their trail, it seems their days might be numbered.
Prisoners.
Great performances all around, particularly Jackman and Gyllenhaal. 8.5/10
Even though jenny is a bit chubby now.
Even though jenny is a bit chubby now.