Other: "VAMPIRE'S KISS"

INSANELY over-the-top performance, but only an select few will "get" it. Brilliant, criminally underrated movie. For those who haven't seen it, imagine Romero's "Martin" as a pitch-black comedy with Martin as an 80's yuppie. Way ahead of its time (you'll notice a lot of overlap with "American Psycho", although this was filmed even before the book was published). Watch for a guest musical appearance by the cult NYC minimal funk/post-punk band ESG.

Also, Cage says "cunt" in it at least five times.



...You'll probably hate it.

By the way, since I couldn't have my first choices, I voted "The Rock". Mostly for the line, "Let's cut the chit-chat, A-HOLE!"

[quote="TheManWhoFelltoEarth"]While I have no strong opinion of this actor, it usually depends on the movie. I think this poll isn't representative of his "worst" efforts with the exception of "The Family Man" and "Gone in Sixty Seconds". World Trade Center hasn't even been released yet.

Exluding those others selected, I would put in place the following.

Fire Birds
Amos & Andrew (hello!)
City of Angels (Wim Wenders version did it better)
8mm
Captain Corelli's Mandolin
Windtalkers ( come on, ten times worse than Woo/Cage's Face/Off)
National Treasure[/quote]




How about Snake Eyes? (that was a complete waste of time)

Raising Arizona is extremely N/C, though

joesepi wrote:

oyrgawd wrote:

Josef K wrote:Nicolas Cage has been pretty much shit in every film he's ever been in.

Um, Raising Arizona?

Um, Wild at Heart is one of the greatest movies ever. EVER.

As of late though, i am not a Cage fan. And what's with the WTC movie?

Uh? You guys think he was good in both these movies?

Think again my friends, think again.........

mega therion wrote:Other: "VAMPIRE'S KISS"

INSANELY over-the-top performance, but only an select few will "get" it. Brilliant, criminally underrated movie. For those who haven't seen it, imagine Romero's "Martin" as a pitch-black comedy with Martin as an 80's yuppie. Way ahead of its time (you'll notice a lot of overlap with "American Psycho", although this was filmed even before the book was published). Watch for a guest musical appearance by the cult NYC minimal funk/post-punk band ESG.

Also, Cage says "cunt" in it at least five times.



...You'll probably hate it.

Nic's getting no kudos for ESG unless he specifically requested their inclusion....

Fire Birds has to be it. Even among the large pile of shit, that particularly turd has to stand out like it was studded with sequins.

mega therion wrote:Other: "VAMPIRE'S KISS"

INSANELY over-the-top performance, but only an select few will "get" it. Brilliant, criminally underrated movie. For those who haven't seen it, imagine Romero's "Martin" as a pitch-black comedy with Martin as an 80's yuppie. Way ahead of its time (you'll notice a lot of overlap with "American Psycho", although this was filmed even before the book was published). Watch for a guest musical appearance by the cult NYC minimal funk/post-punk band ESG.

Also, Cage says "cunt" in it at least five times.



...You'll probably hate it.

I'm a VAMPIIIRE! I'm a VAMPIIIRE!

Brilliantly funny and shamefully underrated. I've seen it with peeps who get it and those who don't, and I gotta say it's NO FUN to watch this movie
with the latter.

The man is a cop, but wait he's a fireman. He's a firecop.



I say delete!

Mama Clortho wrote:The Passion of the Christ is worth seeing, if only to see SATAN sporadically scamper across the screen. It's hilarious.

SATAN

So Satan's a bald woman?

Therefore Sinead O'Connor is the Antichrist!

wiggins wrote:It took 50 years to make a movie about Pearl Harbor, and these fuckers have the gall to make a blockbuster movie about this shit 5 years after it happened? They better be giving the profits to the victims' families, but I'm not gonna hold my breath.

I agree with the sentiment, but "From Here to Eternity" was only 12 years after the attacks on Pearl Harbor. Or, if you don't count that one, "Tora! Tora! Tora!" was 29 years after. But I agree with the sentiment.



Back on topic. "The Rock" and "Conair" were highly dumb, but fun. "Gone in 60 Seconds" was shit, no fun. Haven't seen the other three, but "Face/Off" looked like there might be some fun to it. I'm guessing WTC "wins", but I dunno.