His character in St Elmos fire is a complete 180 from his character in Parks and Rec.I don’t know if I can see rob lowe in any other way than his character from parks and rec
"Of all the Pixar films that I've watched..."Cars 3 is pretty ****.
Never watched list for me: Cars 2 & 3, Brave
Can't speak on those three.
That was more of a reply to NTP looking through all of Pixar films. Cars 2 and 3 are among the weakest. Monster's U is just as unnecessary but a better movie than either of the Cars sequels. Incredibles 2 is forgettable, but again, a better movie than the Cars sequels. Pixar is at their best when they're doing original stories, Toy Story sequels excluded. I feel like the Outsiders transcends the "brat pack" label. that cast is a tour de force.His character in St Elmos fire is a complete 180 from his character in Parks and Rec.I don’t know if I can see rob lowe in any other way than his character from parks and rec
I'm probably going to watch The Outsiders next. Another one with those 80s Brat Pack cast. I've seen that one before, but it's been a LONG time.
I didn’t think it was that bad but Cruise himself was pretty good in itWasn't Eyes Wide Shut pooh? I can't remember.
To connect to the other conversation, maybe the Outsiders. Playing a complimentary character does not suit himWhat’s Cruise’s worst role?
I guess you can go with a corny film like Top Gun, but as batshit as the guy is, dude is one of the most charismatic people in Hollywood history
MI2 is the best MI movie, so kindly go **** yourself you no good dirty CanaanMission Impossible II and/or the second Jack Reacher movie. Both are poop and he is poop in them
yeah, he seems to be reprehensible from a personal standpoint but also his dedication to the craft of films has been a gift to societyAnd while Cruise is certifiably insane (a characterization that a Scientologist with an aversion to the psycho sciences would probably object to out of principle moreso than inaccuracy), he has an earnestness and professionalism about his work that I honestly find admirable. He doesn't seem to take anything for granted, and he expects the people who work with him to deliver the same kind of commitment. (Hence the COVID bubble rant, which I actually applauded)
He also had people who walked ahead of him on the Paramount lot to tell the minions on their lunch break to not look at him as he passed by. So there is also that part to consider.
I wouldn't consider Holmes to be classically sexy, but her in Thank You For Smoking...hoooo boyAnd he only sort of kidnapped Katie Holmes and held her against her will for 6 months so that's good of him.
Watch The Gift.
I wouldn't consider Holmes to be classically sexy, but her in Thank You For Smoking...hoooo boy
Nah, my objections are very unique to me. For whatever reason, I just can't do the 'suspend disbelief' thing with Top Gun (and I'm guessing w TG:M, still haven't seen it), so stupid things like Maverick being 100 years old with 40+ years active duty and still an O-6 on flight status (a test pilot! no less); or in the first one USS Ranger is in the western Pacific to start the movie but is visible in port at North Island in the background of some of the San Diego scenes only to be back WestPac for the climax, or that they're taking a fleet crew offline during a deployment to send them to school; make me roll my eyes so very hard. I'm overly critical.And I think all helped TG:M become the absolute monster of a film that it is (despite your objections tif)
hey he's a scientologist. I'm pretty sure it's a rite of passage to kidnap someone"Tom Cruise held somebody against her will."
"Well, she's not classically sexy but her body is nice so I get it."
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