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In Reply to: Oh yeah? The competition is stiff there. Did you see Good Will Hunting? posted by Victor Khomenko on June 01, 2003 at 03:06:47:
I did, but it is nothing compared to this ! Have you seen it, if not you must ! It is the perfect example for pretencious " everything " best mention for acting & directing...Imagine TWO Cage overacting, one Streep looking voluntary older as she is ( for the sake of no one in Babylon do want aging actress on the return ).An actor for one hour without his front teeths, sirupy explained to the great relieve of the spectator as a tragic car accident, where is mother died,sniff...So much fatuities and imbecillity are very seldom...Go and see it...
I must be masochiste.
Maybe,
You too.PS : I am living too long in Germany ( You paid for it you look till the bitter end...)
But this one is..a must.
Follow Ups:
Thank you Patric, but I have fullfilled my American movies duties for this week already with the Hunting.I HATE Robin Williams!!!!!!
long before suffering through "Hunting", but after that film there will be nothing he could do for redemption but to spontaneously combust, preferably ASAP
Eric
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And if it weren't for a two minute scene, it would be great! Williams really disappears into the character.
Hmmm....only thing I've found him good in was Birdcage.Bill
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Well, in Garp ,at the time I found him acceptable, even if the film was bad, the very few first sequence were funny ( J. Irving..) It is the most overacting actor with Ford ( I like him, curiously ) and one who steadily press on your tear gland.
Dead Society ...I was the only one I knows, for not loving it...
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