110% even

He may or may not be a good actor (depends on your personal preferences) but he is always a professional and takes his job seriously

@@alastorcorvus I've always had a soft spot for Nicolas Cage because he takes all his roles so seriously. In some ways I think he's more of an artist than an actor, and even his bad roles are infused with heart.

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@@alastorcorvus We can argue about whether or not he's a good actor (I personally think he is, because even his "bad" roles are incredibly watchable) but there is not doubt that he is professional AF!

I only wish I had it as a child. Lol.

I really want him to read the sequel, You Have to Fucking Eat. They got Bryan Cranston instead. Who I'm sure does a great job, but it's a hell of a change. Either way, props to that author for getting two of Hollywood's biggest current legends to read his books.

I was about to blame it on her accent 😜 j/k, I'm glad I'm not the only one that caught that.

@@TheGeekViperyeah she messed up. Editor should have caught that.

I've heard they include deliberate mistakes to increase viewer engagement

...and "Predator"...

These videos always seem to have one error that they should know better to make. That viewer engagement theory sounds credible.

They should have included him with Kristen Stewart because he did the same thing.

When did he get cool?

@@vladtepes97 - AFTER the Twilight Saga. He hated that stuff and got way cooler AFTER that. Check out some of his other work. He's actually a very talented actor...you'd just never know it from watching the Twilight movies because the dialogue was embarrassingly bad. LOL

​@@vladtepes97 he's simply amazing in Tenet

@@vladtepes97 Have you seen The Batman?! he did great!

Tatantino resurrects alot of careers!

And Tarantino resurrects a lot of careers 😀

Also he had long hair and a beard in 47 ronin 😂

Relax; it's an OPINION video!

indeed!!

I really enjoyed 47 Ronin and still watch it at times.

Even in Speed and the Matrix he was sick with his short hair. That one was for sure a miss from WhatCulture haha

Famed writer/director of Irony Man 3 and Miss Miss, Bang Bang

​@@handyzeelast name is BLACK.

No, the writer of classic action movies like Lethal Coupon, The Last Girl Scout Cookie, and Long Kiss Good Morning, Vietnam. He was an actor in Arnold Braunschweiger's classic Matador. That Shane Blake!

​@@handyzeeoh my God your comment made me spit out my freaking beer! 😂😂😂 I was cracking up so hard after reading it! Thank you so much for that! Almost like reading alternate Earth movie names.

Yeah, chalking his 'cool' up to longer hair & beard - um, he had both those in 47 Ronin!! & he's always been cool, even if his movie's haven't been.

Same hairstyle, less the beard for the Bill & Ted films.

If you're talking about the movie I think you are, the scene where he just hands the girl a knife and walks away to play pinball is the kind of stuff I want more of from him. I can't picture anyone else nailing that moment so perfectly.

I thought I'd hate her in Joy because there was so much talk about her being too young for the role she was playing. But no, she nailed it.

I'll fill in that one for them, then: Robert Pattinson's smartest decision was working with David Cronenberg after _Twilight._ Similar to Kristin Stewart, actually, since both of them went hard indie afterwards, and it seems to have worked in both of their favour.

There's a film called 'The Continental', about the hotel the assassins use.

@@Thurgosh_OG No, that's a tv show.

younger than that, sadly

Yeah. She basically had to drag herself back from hell when all the people who were supposed to protect her failed her spectacularly. She'll always have my respect for that.

Pretty impressive how she went from flashing David Letterman to being America's sweetheart. I'm not sure getting killed in Scream is what did it. But what do I know (other than it's Shane Black, not Shane Blake)?

Yeah, I feel like they got Downey's entry wrong too. The improv he did on Iron Man just led to a bigger career and a lot of typecasting, but he had to work really hard to get there. He started with a really bizarre movie called The Singing Detective, and a lot of movies he did after that refused to pay him fully until he'd gotten through all of his scenes without going on a bender. Most of Hollywood didn't trust him. He relied a lot on hard work and some pity jobs offered by the friends he still had left after rehab. That's what let him work his way up to the point he could do Iron Man at all. Acting like it's a random tweak he made to his persona is just, like...really downplaying the story of a man whose life got so rough he wound up becoming cellmates with a wife-killer.

I think it's a mix of a lot of things. Pig is a bizarre movie idea on paper, so I was expecting a really unhinged performance. The most unhinged part is just how he walks around having clearly just experienced violence yet has no qualms about just going into a nice restaurant and sitting down. But he gave a way more heartfelt performance than I was expecting having read nothing but the general premise of the film.

@@kieranhair37 yeah, I'm not really talking about Pig. That was a pretty sincere movie. I'm thinking of movies like Mandy, Prisoners of Ghostland, Willy's Wonderland, etc.

This is honestly best with just no context whatsoever.

So you don't like movies?

It was a flop and could have destroyed her career if she had chosen to stay mainstream.

@gateauxq4604 yeah it was a flop. Still a big budget movie she signed up for, way after twilight ended.

Ellie did say "almost entirely"

Yes, I don't know about that one. I feel like she leaned into indies because she couldn't get roles in the blockbusters because she was marked as the Twilight girl. It happens all the time with iconic roles. She embraced indies after she found success with them. I guess I'm just being pedantic since indies are giving her success. I just think the idea she embraced them didn't come until she saw some positive results.

Underwater is a good role for her. She was excellent in that one and it's a good film too.

it is a fun film.

I don't rate her at all. Not sure what all the hype about her was for.

I think No Hard Feelings mostly got big reactions because it felt like her character was sort of playing against type. That's what got me interested in it, anyway. I liked it, but not in such a way that I'd necessarily put it above most other comedies being released these days.

The film 'The Continental' about the assasins hotel is in that universe.

thank you @@Thurgosh_OG

I'd say the bigger missed opportunity was Star Wars. Really would've added some flavor to the prequels.

Amy Adams

I don't think it launched most of them, honestly. Like, they've all gotten work. And I guess the Scream franchise was a good get for Cox-Arquette. But most of them have had really small successes at best. Perry was great in The Whole 9 Yards but did a couple of terrible romcoms nearly back to back that nearly tanked him. Aniston's had the most consistent career, usually as the wife of some comedy movie main character. If she made a tweak at all, I'd say it was when she started doing slightly ruder comedies like Horrible Bosses and We're the Millers. Both movies that highlighted her sex appeal, yet did so in sort of odd ways. I feel like that helped put her under a new light that a lot of viewers weren't used to since she'd been taking more innocent roles up til then. But I doubt that's what she's doing with her Mean Girls spinoff, so I wouldn't even call that a tweak that stuck.

She was really good in 2020s Underwater.

@@midaswelby8698 His roles have pushed him that way.

@@Thurgosh_OG I agree, every role he is in seems to be Be Angry at Everyone and Swear alot.

John Wick was Keanu going back to his Bill & Ted look for the hair.

She said John Wick franchise. The film 'The Continental' about the assasins hotel is in that universe.

@@Thurgosh_OG thanks thought i heard 5 movies myself thank you for clearing that up

@@Thurgosh_OG Yeah but they're also making a movie called Ballerina or something. So if we're going to count the miniseries as a movie, it should be six.

Well, when you have the amount of money that he has you can dress and look however the hell you want! And for the amount of money that man has, he is incredibly easy going and leads a very simple life. Keanu Takes the subway, sits and eat lunch on park benches and shares his food with homeless people. He also donated a large portion of his salary to the stunt team, I believe, for the first or second Matrix movie. He also gifted Custom Motorcycles, Harleys I had read somewhere, to his stunt team as well. What a generous, selfless, and all-around amazing man.

Not to mention that at least two of these were less what they wrote in the list and more that the actor stopped doing so many damn drugs. I don't really see this as a bad list idea in theory, but they clearly didn't have 10 ideas for this going in.

You and people like you are why movies are dying. Grow up. The rock is not even a two dimensional character.

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Cool story, no one asked

Literally every job is as hard or as easy as you make it. Whether that's good or bad is up to interpretation. Example: Heath Ledger and Jared Leto both made playing the Joker very, very hard.