"My powers have doubled since our last encounter"
A speaking clock would be more soulful.
"My powers have doubled since our last encounter"
A speaking clock would be more soulful.
Not exactly right, but what a great line anyway.
Christensen, beyond the lines he was saying, had such a goddamn bizarre way of delivering those lines. Great stuff though.
Hayden was great in the prequels.
Would Daniel Day Lewis do a better job of talking about sand? Maybe a little, but not by much.
helllllsyeahhhhI love Nicolas Cage.
I seen it. Cage and the kid were both great in the movie.I'm just going to keep posting this in every Nic Cage thread until someone somewhere actually watches the movie:
He must not like sand.
This explains Nick Cage's acting if he perceived Christensen's acting as great in those film.
When I watched Shattered Glass, I still thought he acted like Anakin Skywalker. I was suprised as everybody writes that it was this film that showed he could act.
Hayden Chrisensen's role as Stephen Glass in the movie Shattered Glass is still his best work, and it's telling he's most effective when he's "pretending" to be a whining, shrill and pathetic manchild who ruins a lucrative career for the quick satisfaction of being the center of attention for his peers.
Then he kind of throws it away with left behind in 2014.
I had to look that up.
The budget for that bomb was only $16 million. If Nic could say he got even a 1/4 of that, it'd be brag-worthy.
At this point he's probably just in it because A) he'll never get his finances in order and B) he can't imagine a life where he isn't constantly acting. Dude has to be one of the busiest guys in Hollywood.
The Croods is great btw.
His performance gets too much flak in my opinion. He had an awful script and non-existent direction. In Revenge of the Sith at least I think he did fine.
With the roles he's been in since, he hasn't given the most convincing argument about it being solely on Lucas' hands that his performance was so bad in those films. I know, I know: blah blah blah Shattered Glass, but that struck me as more of a well-casted part than a well-acted one, since it played to his limitations.
Hayden had sad eyes? .
He looked angry all the time...
Hayden was alright, it was the horrendous script that made him sound like an idiot.
I'm just going to keep posting this in every Nic Cage thread until someone somewhere actually watches the movie:
...and that is way Cage is doing B movies today.
awful actor says awful performance is good, shocking