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What ACTORS that you DON'T LIKE are in MOVIES that you do?

Started by Allhallowsday, April 18, 2008, 10:06:02 PM

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Allhallowsday

PAULA PRENTISS in STEPFORD WIVES.  While listening to the airhead robot ladies forced to go to their women's meeting rave about spray starch, PAULA says (under her breath): "Holy Cow..."   :bouncegiggle: (I'm watching it now on TCM.) 
I really like THE STEPFORD WIVES.  Each time I watch it, like right now, it strikes me as incredibly creepy.  PAULA is great in STEPFORD WIVES, but I can't warm up to her.  Okay, maybe it's the husband RICHARD BENJAMIN team-thing (sorta like TRISH VAN DEVERE... but I don't blame GEORGE !!!) 

What ACTORS that you don't like are in movies that you do?  
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HappyGilmore

Jon Voight in Varsity Blues.  I've never really liked him at all, but I like Varsity Blues and he pulled off the a-hole West Texas Redneck football coach off pretty decently. 

Ewan McGregor in Big Fish.- Usually not fond of his works but this was a decent movie he did well in.

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CheezeFlixz

Tom Cruise in WAR OF THE WORLD ... damn shame he's not killed in it.
Tom Cruise in RISKY BUSINESS
Tom Cruise in A FEW GOOD MEN
Tom Cruise in INTERVIEW WITH VAMPIRE
Tom Cruise in THE FIRM
Tom Cruise in RAIN MAN
Tom Cruise in LEGEND
Tom Cruise in BORN ON THE 4th OF JULY
Tom Cruise in COLLATERAL
Tom Cruise in TOP GUN

Allhallowsday

Quote from: CheezeFlixz on April 18, 2008, 11:25:37 PM
Tom Cruise in WAR OF THE WORLD ... damn shame he's not killed in it.
Tom Cruise in RISKY BUSINESS
Tom Cruise in A FEW GOOD MEN
Tom Cruise in INTERVIEW WITH VAMPIRE
Tom Cruise in THE FIRM
Tom Cruise in RAIN MAN
Tom Cruise in LEGEND
Tom Cruise in BORN ON THE 4th OF JULY
Tom Cruise in COLLATERAL
Tom Cruise in TOP GUN
:bouncegiggle: :bouncegiggle: :bouncegiggle:
Okay, okay...  :thumbup:   :bouncegiggle:  :bouncegiggle:  :bouncegiggle:

(BTW, I didn't like MISSION IMPOSSIBLE either.) 
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William Baldwin in Virus and Alec Baldwin in The Hunt for Red October.  These guys draw attention to themselves by threatening to move to Canada whenever a politician they don't like gets elected.  So, okay, now that I've noticed you, neither of you have any screen presence whatsoever.  You're like a mildly bad odor in otherwise good films. 





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Derf

Tim Robbins in Erik the Viking, Jacob's Ladder and The Hudsucker Proxy. I'm not sure why, but I've never cared for the man's acting (he's okay, nothing great). Or maybe it's his politics (or at least his outspokenness about politics as though he were some kind of authority--you know, typical actor stance).

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lester1/2jr

leguizamo has been in some interesting movies but I just can't stand him for some reason.

Oldskool138

George Clooney in O Brother Where Art Thou?.  I don't really like his acting style or his politics but he is awesome in that movie.
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I don't like Abbott and Costello at all.  I generally don't find them to be all that funny, but I love the film "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein."

WingedSerpent

Quote from: Oldskool138 on April 19, 2008, 12:14:20 PM
George Clooney in O Brother Where Art Thou?.  I don't really like his acting style or his politics but he is awesome in that movie.

I've yet to see him in something I like.  No matter what his characters are doing-he has this smug look on his face. 

Milla Joevevich in Resident Evil movies.  The first two at least.
At least, that's what Gary Busey told me...

Killer Bees

Catherine Zeta-Jones in Entrapment.

The movie is a little hokey and unbelieveable.  She's in her mid twenties and Sean Connery in his 70s and they get together?  Sure he's a hunk even at that age, but still.

The movie's a little a silly but that's why I like it.  But I don't like her.  Never have, never will.
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CheezeFlixz

Quote from: Killer Bees on April 20, 2008, 07:47:11 PM
Catherine Zeta-Jones in Entrapment.

The movie is a little hokey and unbelieveable.  She's in her mid twenties and Sean Connery in his 70s and they get together?  Sure he's a hunk even at that age, but still.

The movie's a little a silly but that's why I like it.  But I don't like her.  Never have, never will.

Hey that's not a stretch for her ... in real life she is married to Micheal Douglas a mere 25 year to the day older than her. 

ghouck

Lol, I thought Cheezeflixz got it all, , ,but I don't like any of those movies. .. But, I like Minority Report, and also can't stand Tom Cruise.
I really don't care for Keanau Reeves, but like The Matrix quite a bit.
Can't stand Travolta, but liked Swordfish (a little anyways)
Tim Robbins and Shawshank

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Allhallowsday

Quote from: ghouck on April 21, 2008, 12:00:17 AM
Lol, I thought Cheezeflixz got it all, , ,but I don't like any of those movies. .. But, I like Minority Report, and also can't stand Tom Cruise.
I really don't care for Keanau Reeves, but like The Matrix quite a bit.
Can't stand Travolta, but liked Swordfish (a little anyways)
Tim Robbins and Shawshank
Well..., I like TIM ROBBINS, but I getcha... to each his own; I think persons who admit liking films starring characters that they don't like is wonderful
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CheezeFlixz

There are a lot of actors I don't care for, wouldn't have a beer with even if they were buying but I like there movies.
Tom Cruise, Sean Penn, Tim Robbins, Susan Sarandon, George Clooney (an he is a cousin of mine, thankfully distant), and about any other actor that wants to get all preachy and think that by virtue of their acting ability their worldly opinion matters. There might be some folks that might believe that is Sean Penn or George Clooney believes this or that, then they should believe it too. Ok lemming, you do that I for one will form my own opinion without the deep emotional insight of Susan Sarandon ... however I'm all for seeing her scantly clad in the hunger or dancing in lingerie in Rocky Horror. Shut up Susan, strip down and try to act. (Ok the women is now 61, but she's still not bad though.)