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Feltie 2 year s ago
What a load of cr#p. People only think these actors can't be replaced because they are the ones that took the role.
I am sure if a different actor landed the role, they would have been just as good in most cases.
I am sure if a different actor landed the role, they would have been just as good in most cases.
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Leafa 2 year s ago
Feltie,
Agree. Vast majority here is rubbish
Agree. Vast majority here is rubbish
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Pheriba 2 year s ago
Charlie Sheen Two and a half men
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Otha 2 year s ago
Tommy Wiseau in the room.
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Zach 2 year s ago
#1 Will never forgive a pirate with eye makeup.
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Solomon 2 year s ago
Shaun in “Shaun the Sheep”
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Leafa 2 year s ago
Agree with #32, I avoided movies with JP afterwards I hated his character so badly
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Lavinia 2 year s ago
Disagree with #20 completely. I still remember my initial dissapiontment when I first saw fellowship. But then again, the whole movie trilogy sucked @$$ compared to books, so there...
*dissapointment
*dissapointment
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Pelegrine 2 year s ago
Lavinia,
Pretty sure majority that loves those movies..... did not read the books before the movies came out, if they read them at all.
I liked the movies, but one and done for me, felt too much was missing from the books.
Pretty sure majority that loves those movies..... did not read the books before the movies came out, if they read them at all.
I liked the movies, but one and done for me, felt too much was missing from the books.
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Zay 2 year s ago
#25
To be fair there were a few actors who really brought the Joker to life for the given time/style/universe of the movie. I think Cesar Romero began it with a very silly/goofy Joker as was the theme of Batman 66', Jack Nicholson brought a more eerily funny take to the role and I think set the standard for who the Joker is. (He also has that naturally creepy smile!) Then you have Heath Ledger who REALLY set the bar high for 'who' the Joker is as opposed to what the Joker does...
But honestly, Joaquin Phoenix's performance as the Joker was down right brilliant. There's scenes when they show extreme close ups of his eyes and you can SEE the pupil dilating/retracting as his emotions change. No question that Heath Ledger went to extremes to get into the role, however at the end of the movie I still saw Joker as just another Batman villain. At the end of 'Joker', I remember I just sat there as the credits rolled... my mind in a state of --- over what I just saw. Absolutely incredible...
To be fair there were a few actors who really brought the Joker to life for the given time/style/universe of the movie. I think Cesar Romero began it with a very silly/goofy Joker as was the theme of Batman 66', Jack Nicholson brought a more eerily funny take to the role and I think set the standard for who the Joker is. (He also has that naturally creepy smile!) Then you have Heath Ledger who REALLY set the bar high for 'who' the Joker is as opposed to what the Joker does...
But honestly, Joaquin Phoenix's performance as the Joker was down right brilliant. There's scenes when they show extreme close ups of his eyes and you can SEE the pupil dilating/retracting as his emotions change. No question that Heath Ledger went to extremes to get into the role, however at the end of the movie I still saw Joker as just another Batman villain. At the end of 'Joker', I remember I just sat there as the credits rolled... my mind in a state of --- over what I just saw. Absolutely incredible...
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Darlene 2 year s ago
#15 I always remember Christopher Lloyd as Rev Jim Igantowski.
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Levi 2 year s ago
Sigourney Weaver was hot as hell in Aliens.
I am sure if a different actor landed the role, they would have been just as good in most cases.
Agree. Vast majority here is rubbish
*dissapointment
Pretty sure majority that loves those movies..... did not read the books before the movies came out, if they read them at all.
I liked the movies, but one and done for me, felt too much was missing from the books.
To be fair there were a few actors who really brought the Joker to life for the given time/style/universe of the movie. I think Cesar Romero began it with a very silly/goofy Joker as was the theme of Batman 66', Jack Nicholson brought a more eerily funny take to the role and I think set the standard for who the Joker is. (He also has that naturally creepy smile!) Then you have Heath Ledger who REALLY set the bar high for 'who' the Joker is as opposed to what the Joker does...
But honestly, Joaquin Phoenix's performance as the Joker was down right brilliant. There's scenes when they show extreme close ups of his eyes and you can SEE the pupil dilating/retracting as his emotions change. No question that Heath Ledger went to extremes to get into the role, however at the end of the movie I still saw Joker as just another Batman villain. At the end of 'Joker', I remember I just sat there as the credits rolled... my mind in a state of --- over what I just saw. Absolutely incredible...