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Posted: January 16 2016 at 20:36
I guess FaceOff, though The Rock is okay. Cage's career has always seemed a bit tragic; Birdy was so promising and then it was mostly crap for him with the occasional Wild at Heart or something edgy. His last best was Joe .
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Posted: January 17 2016 at 02:46
Atavachron wrote:
I guess FaceOff, though The Rock is okay. Cage's career has always seemed a bit tragic; Birdy was so promising and then it was mostly crap for him with the occasional Wild at Heart or something edgy. His last best was Joe .
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Posted: January 17 2016 at 08:23
Con Air tops my list with The Rock coming in second. I found Face Off to be an absolute disaster in every possible way. Horrible premise, horrible film making and absurd execution.I think I've only seen Gone in 60 Seconds once and it didn't really resonate with me, there are far better cars chase movies to watch. But for all the bashing that Cage gets He does have a likeability in some of his movies that just seems to fit. National Treasure and Next come to mind.
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Posted: January 17 2016 at 09:51
oh Ellen...and speaking of the almighty Ellen Barkin. How can one not mention the greatest movie of the 80's.. so far above any other. And how did I forget this one in top 10 list.
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Posted: January 17 2016 at 09:59
I thought "Knowing" was a good movie. It was an interesting story about something that could happen at any time (even though predicting the end of the world fifty years before it happened was pure Hollywood).
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Posted: January 17 2016 at 10:36
what do you all think of his performance in Leaving Los Vegas.. man that was one depressing movie. I only saw it once and never again. I was enjoying life too much as a full blown alcoholic and life of the party to want that particular splash of cold water reality to my face.
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Posted: January 20 2016 at 05:45
I'd definitely say Face/Off, although National Treasure is a close second. Such a goofy flick, but so much fun at the same time (actually, I guess that applies to both of them).
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