Author Topic: Best performance in a bad movie.
Zaz 
Title: Manager, The Ampitheatre
Registered: Oct '98
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Date Posted: 6/3/07 10:16pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Leonardo diCaprio in "The Quick and the Dead", with Russell Crowe as a close second.

 

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Drac39 
Registered: Jul '02
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Date Posted: 6/3/07 11:58pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie. - Date Edited: 6/3/07 11:59pm (1 edits total) Edited By: Drac39
Zaz posted:
Leonardo diCaprio in "The Quick and the Dead", with Russell Crowe as a close second.


Quick and the Dead has a great cast for a B movie which thinks it'
s an A film

 

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Zaz 
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Date Posted: 6/4/07 12:56pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
It is a very bad movie indeed, and one of my favorites. But the cast is excellent, yes.

 

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Reynar_Tedros 
Registered: Jul '06
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Date Posted: 6/4/07 1:18pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Hugo Weaving in the Matrix Reloaded and the Matrix Revolutions.

 

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LordSilvertouch 
Registered: Apr '03
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Date Posted: 6/5/07 10:10am Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Hmm... Hugo Weaving is an interesting one. I don't think his performance is particularly good, but i've got to concede that it's definitely the best tongue

 

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Zaz 
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Date Posted: 6/13/07 11:32pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
An interesting choice...

 

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Zaz 
Title: Manager, The Ampitheatre
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Date Posted: 9/27/07 4:39pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Brad Pitt in the Ocean's films. He doesn't really act; it's sheer presence. But he does have it.

 

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Wilderness_Comedian 
Registered: Feb '05
Date Posted: 9/27/07 4:59pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Geoffry Rush in DMC. Yeah, he's in it for 2 seconds, but WOW talk about stealing the movie!

 

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Armenian_Jedi 
Registered: Mar '03
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Date Posted: 9/27/07 5:01pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Zaz posted:
Brad Pitt in the Ocean's films. He doesn't really act; it's sheer presence. But he does have it.


only the second Ocean's movie was bad though...


11 and 13 were both good.

 

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Chancellor_Ewok 
Registered: Nov '04
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Date Posted: 9/27/07 5:56pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Reynar_Tedros posted:
Hugo Weaving in the Matrix Reloaded and the Matrix Revolutions.


I thought that Reloaded and Revolutions were both really good, but I agree with your choice wholeheartedly. Weaving was excellent.

 

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timmoishere 
Registered: Jun '07
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Date Posted: 9/27/07 7:23pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Jean-Claude Van Damme in Breakin'

 

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Hammurabi 
Registered: Jan '07
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Date Posted: 9/27/07 9:06pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Zaz posted:
Brad Pitt in the Ocean's films. He doesn't really act; it's sheer presence. But he does have it.


Which is particularly impressive considering he's up there with guys like Clooney.

 

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ForceJumpAnakin 
Registered: Dec '06
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Date Posted: 9/27/07 10:17pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Vin Diesel in The Fast and The Furious.

 

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Zaz 
Title: Manager, The Ampitheatre
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Date Posted: 9/27/07 10:27pm Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Telly Savalas in "Kelly's Heroes". While Eastwood is underacting and Sutherland is camping it up, Savalas actually gives a pretty convincing performance as a tough sargeant. The movie is quite terrible in too many ways to enumerate, but it is a hyponotic badness.

 

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Espaldapalabras 
Registered: Aug '05
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Date Posted: 9/28/07 2:11am Subject: RE: Best performance in bad movie.
Personally, Hugh Jackman in "The Fountain" comes to mind quickly.

That movie sucked so bad. Making a movie without a plot and a bunch of wierd CGI isn't a movie. You might as well make a movie about floating cubes, the artsy fartsy crowd would probably have liked it more. If you are going to make some wierd visual poem, please keep it down to about 30 seconds, not turn it into a feature length movie.

 

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