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It was a TINY bit far fetched. :)

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In Reply to: RE: 2012... Sorry to bring this up again... posted by SF tech on July 22, 2010 at 12:07:42

Mostly agreed, it was WAY overdone. Probably 15 narrow escapes from death, heck I think that's more than "Coach" from Survivor escaped!!
If it were not for this I think the opportunity for a semi-OK Hollywood popcorn movie would have been possible. To some degree I still enjoyed it (I like sci-fi's, action, etc). Also, why build this escape route in some far off mountain range?
I have no idea who Chiwetel Ejiofor is, think I've heard of Roland Emmerich... assuming they usually do better? Has John Cusack done memorable, good quality films?

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Cusack: "High Fidelity." Plus another suspense film - tinear 18:06:31 07/22/10 (0)
about a serial killer and a motel.
Chiwetel Ojiofor: Serenity, American Gangster, Inside Man, Children Of Men... - SF tech 14:41:35 07/22/10 (1)
He's got this sincere, dignified presence that I really like.

I've been watching Cusack since John Hughes' flick Sixteen Candles.

A few of his notable films: Say Anything, Grosse Point Blank, High Fidelity, Being John Malkovich... He's a likeable, versatile and intelligent actor.

I'm not claiming that either are the "cream of the crop", I just hate seeing actors I like cast in awful films.

SF
- Believe it or not.... - grantv 12:06:32 07/23/10 (0)
  I've never seen one of the films you mentioned! Not in the subject line or body, not even Sixteen Candles. I do know both actors, but Chiwetel only by face. Serenity looks interesting, I may rent that soon. Thanks.

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