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Thread: Harry Brown

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    Well, I don't think it requires much intelligence or high browness to know when dialogue is bad.

    Gran Torino is a more recent example of a similar film.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    Find me a film where he isn't a cockney geezer and then I'll agree with you.
    miss congeniality.

    It looks interesting but il only watch it if we get it on DVD

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    i don't trust a film with plan b in it and chase and status on the soundtrack.
    i think i can i think i can i think i




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    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    How many Caine films have you seen? Yes, he's won many awards, good luck to him, but that doesn't take away from the fact that he can't play anything but the same person in each film.
    Maybe people like that same person in a different film. Maybe thats what makes him unique? Just a thought.

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    If you've ever seen him play a yank...

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    I saw the film last night.. orange wednesday

    and its a fantastic film the techniques used and the camera angles are fantastic.

    a truelly mind tingling performance from a fantastic actor.

    Credit to other actors:

    the drug dealer that kenny works with, Sid the owner of the pub and others.


    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    What's not believable is how he becomes John Rambo.
    at what point in the film does he look or act anything, remotely like John Rambo?


    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    He's exactly the same in every film he's ever been in. Ever seen him when he tries to play an American? Yeah...
    so his 'Rambo' character is the same as his Miss Congeniality one?
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    You obviously have no idea what I'm talking about.

    The moral of the story is, go see Michael Winner's Death Wish, a film with superiority in spades.

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    Once again i'd highly recommend this film to anyone.

    The only uncomfortable actor/actress, in my opinion is Emily Mortimer who plays Frampton. Although a talented actress this role was not one that suited her best.

    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    You obviously have no idea what I'm talking about.

    The moral of the story is, go see Michael Winner's Death Wish, a film with superiority in spades.
    Yes thats right I obviously have absolutely no idea what i'm talking about... strange how you couldn't relate your post to my relation of your posts... strange.
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    Re-read my post.

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    What Adams getting at is that he speaks the same (at least I think what he's getting at) which makes it seem like he plays the sam part in every film.

    However, why you think, Adam, that people care about the performances of actors, whether the fiom was shot well, what camera angles they used or other useless film stuff is important I don't know. Film is in the entertainment industry, and thus, are made to entertain. You should judge a film on how wellit entertained you, whether the right emotions were hit, whether you'd be happy to see it again in the future and so on. Yes actors may play a role in well in a film which may be why you liked the film, but there coul be bad actors, but great cgi or other aspects that are good.

    This is why critics are bad, they pick out bad things and rarely pick the good things, or are biased in some way (IB and you for instance). Now please, there's like 2 people who care about your opinion on whether the film was shot good, what film
    is better or who's a bad actor

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