Re: The Cinematic Motion Picture News Thread
Posted: Mon March 03, 2014 12:08 pm
especially the end when he quoted 'dazed and confused'Dev wrote:gotta say I found Matthew McConaughey's acceptance speech super inspiring
especially the end when he quoted 'dazed and confused'Dev wrote:gotta say I found Matthew McConaughey's acceptance speech super inspiring
Yeah, I actually watched it again after the end of the broadcast.Dev wrote:gotta say I found Matthew McConaughey's acceptance speech super inspiring
cocaineMalloy wrote:other than quoting david wooderson, what was inspiring about matthew mcconaughey's speech?
he's an inspiration to us all.From a friend who met him during one of Mcconaughey's many drug fueled Austin benders wrote:Matthew Mcconaughey once told me to look up the word impossible in the dictionary, take a shit on it, and put it back on the shelf. Because nothings impossible.
that whole my hero is me and 5 years and I'm always chasing him really got my thinkingMalloy wrote:other than quoting david wooderson, what was inspiring about matthew mcconaughey's speech?
Dev wrote:that whole my hero is me and 5 years and I'm always chasing him really got my thinkingMalloy wrote:other than quoting david wooderson, what was inspiring about matthew mcconaughey's speech?
Latino Review reports that Bradley Cooper is on a wish list of names to replace Harrison Ford in the "Indiana Jones" franchise. According to the site, which previously broke news about Cooper voicing Rocket Raccoon in "Guardians of the Galaxy," it's still unclear if the fifth Indiana Jones film will feature Ford as the adventuring professor or a new actor picking up the baton, a la the James Bond franchise.
Any re-boot would inevitably be dark.McParadigm wrote:Latino Review reports that Bradley Cooper is on a wish list of names to replace Harrison Ford in the "Indiana Jones" franchise. According to the site, which previously broke news about Cooper voicing Rocket Raccoon in "Guardians of the Galaxy," it's still unclear if the fifth Indiana Jones film will feature Ford as the adventuring professor or a new actor picking up the baton, a la the James Bond franchise.
Belloq wanted to get caughtThe Argonaut wrote:Any re-boot would inevitably be dark.McParadigm wrote:Latino Review reports that Bradley Cooper is on a wish list of names to replace Harrison Ford in the "Indiana Jones" franchise. According to the site, which previously broke news about Cooper voicing Rocket Raccoon in "Guardians of the Galaxy," it's still unclear if the fifth Indiana Jones film will feature Ford as the adventuring professor or a new actor picking up the baton, a la the James Bond franchise.
they're too scary looking