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I haven't sat down and watched a Tom Cruise flick since Minority Report.
Why bruh, why?!?!?
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I haven't sat down and watched a Tom Cruise flick since Minority Report.
Pitt and Leo make better movies then everybody
Tom Cruise is the greatest and most consistent action star of all time. There are better actors, but not better action stars.
I'm really not sure.Why bruh, why?!?!?
Why do they have to be "hits?" I'm talking about acting. Ed Norton in American History X craps on anything Tom Cruise has ever touched.Please name me some Norton hits
And Gosling is overrated.
Afleck got more hits then dude.
Do yall watch movies for entertainment or nah?
The threads not about acting though. He's not the best actor. We all agree on thatPlease name me some Norton hits
And Gosling is overrated.
Afleck got more hits then dude.
Do yall watch movies for entertainment or nah?
Why do they have to be "hits?" I'm talking about acting. Ed Norton in American History X craps on anything Tom Cruise has ever touched.
People vs. Larry Flynt
The Score
Red Dragon
25th Hour
The Illusionist
The Painted Veil
Fight Club
Something tells me you haven't seen most, if not all of these though.
That would have been right up his alley. "Black Taken" would have been piffscale.Because Vin Diesel doesn't play that character.
Do you really believe Liam Neeson is the only one that could have pulled of Taken, or are you saying that because thats how you know Taken and you really cant picture anyone else? You really thing Denzel couldn't have done Taken? Have you not seen Man on Fire or The Equlizer. Hell Tom could've pulled of Taken
Well yes I'll agree with the intent of the thread in that his movies are successful at the box office, there's no denying that.The threads not about acting though. He's not the best actor. We all agree on that
watching Tom Cruise movies is like watching an episode of CSI on a weekday afternoon. You know it's gonna have an OK action plot, the lights, gunfire and explosion will at least keep you entertained even though you don't know why the f*^* any of it is happening, and overall it's guaranteed to not be a complete waste of your time...
But beneath all that, Re-runs of the Bourne Identity or Independence Day aren't on and you don't feel like watching The Price is Right.
Why do they have to be "hits?" I'm talking about acting. Ed Norton in American History X craps on anything Tom Cruise has ever touched.
People vs. Larry Flynt
The Score
Red Dragon
25th Hour
The Illusionist
The Painted Veil
Fight Club
Something tells me you haven't seen most, if not all of these though.
watching Tom Cruise movies is like watching an episode of CSI on a weekday afternoon. You know it's gonna have an OK action plot, the lights, gunfire and explosion will at least keep you entertained even though you don't know why the f*^* any of it is happening, and overall it's guaranteed to not be a complete waste of your time...
But beneath all that, Re-runs of the Bourne Identity or Independence Day aren't on and you don't feel like watching The Price is Right.
Toms films aren't cookie cutter action flicks though.
They all have relatively strong plots.
You acting like he stars in Expandibles or F&F
Why do they have to be "hits?" I'm talking about acting. Ed Norton in American History X craps on anything Tom Cruise has ever touched.
People vs. Larry Flynt
The Score
Red Dragon
25th Hour
The Illusionist
The Painted Veil
Fight Club
Something tells me you haven't seen most, if not all of these though.
Why yall actin like his films are cookie cutter
I have, none of those hold a light to him going ****** (not full ******) in Primal Fear.
And that even seems forgettable by your standards.
Pride and Glory was also good.
The Score?
Wasn't the Illusionist straight to DVD?
Red Dragon?
That was just the male lead SOTL.
You reachin.
Yikes @ the slander.The Score?
Not sure why Edward Norton is even being mentioned.
Dustin Hoffman's career easily washes Norton's.