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Giant disagreement about Cooper: he projects an INNER

Posted by tinear on August 20, 2007 at 15:07:49:
power, intelligence, and cunning, all without scenery-chewing.
See "Lone Star" and see how he can carry an excellent film.
I didn't find "Breach" slick, either, and was pleased the direction seemed to "flow," not calling attention to itself. Actually, it was somewhat like a play, to me.
Anyhow, I found Burton only excelled in "Spy:" no other film roles of his I recall similarly hit the high notes.
His "Hamlet," which I have on record, is superb...