Red Mosquito

Ello Sailor wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I doubt I’ll ever watch another movie with Timothee Chalamet in it. He was good in Call Me by Your Name but over the last few years I’ve started to find him unbearable.

You and Veggie are gonna get on great.

After The King, Timmy is untouchable to me. He rules!

Oh yeah The King is great, no dispute there

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

You kinda look like him

Chalamet sucks but he's in everything lately so I have to see him.

Jorge wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

You kinda look like him

We’re distantly related

Benedict Cumberbatch rubs me in ways which feels wrong sometimes

Chalamet is really good in everything he's in

Ryan Reynolds used to be enjoyable but then they started adding him to everything and outside of film regularly writing about his wealth. I dont want to see this guy in every movie and sporting event and fintech ad all at the same time. There is such a thing as ‘too much’. But yes, I would bang him

I think Timothee is a fine young actor.

I get why people don't like Ryan Reynolds, but I don't really have a strong opinion on him one way or the other. I don't mind him in small doses.

I can't really think of any actor that would make me not want to watch a movie. I suppose Awkwafina would give me pause.

96583UP wrote:Ryan Reynolds used to be enjoyable but then they started adding him to everything and outside of film regularly writing about his wealth. I dont want to see this guy in every movie and sporting event and fintech ad all at the same time. There is such a thing as ‘too much’. But yes, I would bang him

My dad went on a rant similar to this regarding Alec Baldwin, back in the 00s.

“He’s everywhere!!!”

In the case of Reynolds (and The Rock), they see their films and performances as nothing but advertisements for "the brand". At least in the old days, the big "brand" actors saw themselves as movie stars and their goal was to be movie stars. Reynolds is just a corporate exec who acts as a side hustle.

He's probably right to take this route in this dystopian present, but it certainly makes for soulless "content".

96583UP wrote:Ryan Reynolds used to be enjoyable

I don’t remember this

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

96583UP wrote:Ryan Reynolds used to be enjoyable

I don’t remember this

Van Wilder maybe

spike wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

96583UP wrote:Ryan Reynolds used to be enjoyable

I don’t remember this

Van Wilder maybe

No it can’t be that

Mark Wahlberg

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

96583UP wrote:Ryan Reynolds used to be enjoyable

I don’t remember this

maybe when he didnt exist?

his penis and jawline are pretty

spike wrote:

96583UP wrote:Ryan Reynolds used to be enjoyable but then they started adding him to everything and outside of film regularly writing about his wealth. I dont want to see this guy in every movie and sporting event and fintech ad all at the same time. There is such a thing as ‘too much’. But yes, I would bang him

My dad went on a rant similar to this regarding Alec Baldwin, back in the 00s.

“He’s everywhere!!!”

his penis and jawline were pretty

How about tom hanks?

armogi wrote:How about tom hanks?

gfy

armogi wrote:How about tom hanks?

When I was a kid he really seemed like he was the best actor in the world, but now I think I could count on one hand the movies of his I like (private ryan, the burbs, the toy story movies)

I'd like to rewatch Cloud Atlas (because I remember it being really strange) and Road to Perdition (because I love Paul Newman)