Gotta think Hamilton makes both those plays.

Wainwright's stuff is very mediocre at present.

What's up with these new incredibly aggressive Budweiser commercials?

Good stuff from Oh.

artie_fufkin wrote:

I hope Piscotty is kidding with that walk up song.

Not a big "Top Gun" fan?

forsberg_us wrote:

artie_fufkin wrote:

I hope Piscotty is kidding with that walk up song.

Not a big "Top Gun" fan?

 
I would rather attend a John Cusack film festival than be subjected to 10 minutes of a Tom Cruise movie.

Cocktail was so bad I dumped the girl I was dating at the time because she was the one who wanted to see it.

artie_fufkin wrote:

forsberg_us wrote:

artie_fufkin wrote:

I hope Piscotty is kidding with that walk up song.

Not a big "Top Gun" fan?

 
I would rather attend a John Cusack film festival than be subjected to 10 minutes of a Tom Cruise movie.

Top gun and days of thunder are the exception.

artie_fufkin wrote:

Cocktail was so bad I dumped the girl I was dating at the time because she was the one who wanted to see it.

I give Cocktail a pass because I had a thing for Elisabeth Shue.

forsberg_us wrote:

artie_fufkin wrote:

forsberg_us wrote:

Not a big "Top Gun" fan?

 
I would rather attend a John Cusack film festival than be subjected to 10 minutes of a Tom Cruise movie.

I'd gladly be subjected to 10 minutes worth of Risky Business if they were the scene that featured Rebecca De Mornay

 
But the acting is so distractingly bad in that movie it diminishes a fairly clever story. It's still better than Cocktail, though. And Cruise isn't even the worst actor in Cocktail. Bryan Brown is. Cocktail was released when Australian culture was trendy, and even if the plot had any depth at all beyond the average Road Runner carton, the oh-so-witty repartee between Brown's no-dimensional throw-another-shrimp-on-the-barbie-mate persona and Cruise's usual mannequinesqe acting performance, the film still would have gone nowhere.

APIAD wrote:

artie_fufkin wrote:

Top Gun is a dreadful movie. The acting is terrible, the plot is flimsy, implausible and jingoistic, and the dialogue sounds like something out of a gay porn movie.
Days of Thunder is an embarrassment to Robert Duvall's career. I'd literally prefer to have dental work done than to have to be subjected to watching Cruise and Nicole Kidman act together. The scene when they've in bed and Cruise drives the toy car up her thigh toward her vagina ought to be shown at the outset of every first-year acting class as an example of what not to do.

You put way to much thought in things.

That's a generous way of saying "You're fucked in the head."

APIAD wrote:

No not really.  I honestly cant tell you the last movie i watched.  Anymore id rather watch a movie ive seen already then invest myself in watching a full 2hr show.  Im not really looking for artisticness or great acting.  Im probably not the best critic.  And there is a difference in watching a movie that been successful in the past as opposed to judging on that just came out.

 
There are bad movies I love and can watch over and over. Con Air. Point Break. Roadhouse. Unnecessary Roughness.
But there are certain actors I can't watch. Tom Cruise. Drew Barrymore. Jennifer Aniston ... and pretty much any cast member from Friends. Seth Rogan is getting there, too. He needs to stretch a bit. Maybe take a role where he can play a burnout whose lack of ambition is more than offset by his whimsy and lack of pretentiousness.