Red Mosquito

Heathen wrote:How is this a game? There is no score, no points, no goal, no winner.

There are rules though.




Rules:
1) Heathen can't play.

2) I win.

Kaius wrote:2) I win.

Which directly derives from rule #1.

ABNorman wrote:Alan Rickman.

No one answered this one, so I'm going to.

It's a very close call for me, since Rickman is consistently fantastic. Galaxy Quest is a personal favorite of mine. I don't like the Harry Potter movies, but he is memorably great in them. His hilariously over-the-top villain role in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves is amazing. But, in the end, I just have to go with Hans Gruber in Die Hard. That is the antagonist performance I judge all others against. Intense, scary, manipulative, untrustworthy, but also a little pathetic and funny - Rickman just OWNS that character. The accent and beard probably help a lot, too.

Kevin Costner

jack ryan: shadow recruit

kel mitchell

Alex wrote:jack ryan: shadow recruit

kel mitchell

AND WHY goddamit.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Alex wrote:jack ryan: shadow recruit

kel mitchell

AND WHY goddamit.

because he was like thomas crown meets leon the professional, but with that avuncular charm

I'm vetoing Kel Mitchell, you jerk.

Jean-Claude Van Damme

Interesting follow up from that veto...

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I'm vetoing Kel Mitchell, you jerk.

Jean-Claude Van Damme

JCVD. He is shockingly good.

Kurt Russell.

BurtReynolds wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I'm vetoing Kel Mitchell, you jerk.

Jean-Claude Van Damme

JCVD. He is shockingly good.

Kurt Russell.

That's one of my favorite performances ever.

I'm gonna say Soldier. Much of his performance is wordless, but the earnestness, the longing, the confusion, the humanity that pours out of Russell is palpable.

Sigourney Weaver

Galaxy Quest. Because boobs.

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Crispin Glover

In "The Doors" as Warhol. Because, well, it was funny to me.

Idris Elba