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Actors That Were Way Too Good For The Movie They Were In

Actors That Were Way Too Good For The Movie They Were In

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Actors That Were Way Too Good For The Movie They Were In Khodexus: I always thought Dungeons and Dragons had the 'potential' to be a great movie. In fact, it would have only required the addition of one scene to make it so. At the end, when they are at Snails' grave, and the dragon's eye ruby begins to glow, you have the entire scene fade into a pencil drawing in a spiral bound notebook, then have the camera pull back to show all the actors sitting around a table actually playing a game, with Jeremy Irons as the dungeon master. Then you have him say something like The dragon's eye grants you one wish for fulfilling your quest. And have Wayans say, You better use that wish to bring me back to life. And then the movie closes on all of them playfully bantering before the credits roll.
Then it makes the camp and silliness deliberate, and elevates the movie from a bad fantasy film, to an actually accurate rendition of what a D&D campaign is often really like.

Date: 2020-07-14

Comments and reviews: 9


I actually love Crystal Skull just as much as the other three, and can't wait for the fifth, but I'm not going to bother defending it here. My problem with your choice is - why Cate Blanchett? There were a lot of talented actors in Crystal Skull: Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchett, Shia LeBeouf, Ray Winstone, Karen Allen, Jim Broadbent, but my number one choice of acting talent wasted in that movie would be John Hurt. His character was somewhat important to the plot, but anyone could have played that role. His only real lines of dialogue came at the end. I thought Cate Blanchett was one of the most entertaining parts of the film.
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It was pretty sad that Street Fighter was Raul Julia's last film role. He died way too young.
EDIT I wanted to add that I really enjoy when Looper makes these kinds of videos. You know, instead beating to death Hidden Things You Missed in (insert new movie title here) the day after the premiere. Or getting videos about the new Star Wars film three or four times a day for several days does get kind of old.

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Blacula was great. and he never struck a deal with Dracula. he tried to strike a deal but Dracula started being disrespectful. I wouldnt expect a white person to understand a iconic classic black film. doesnt matter if the story was good there was a black man in a staring role. Denzel Washington is famous because hes strong and intelligent in his movies. black people love watching reality.
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I didn't know the guy who played Blacula was serious actor. The fact my mom grew up seeing every Blaxploitation film of 70s when they came out, this was one of the most entertaining of films to come out of the genre. Also funny most of these are related to Video Game related films.
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Honestly, why are people so surprised Patrick Stewart was in the Emoji Movie? He often does low-brow things. He plays Bullock in American Dad. regardless he's like the head of the CIA or whatever he often breaks into a song about butts or something.
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George Lucas and Steven Spielberg raped Indiana Jones. It was traumatic for the audience. I don't know where things stand with the Park County DA's office after the arrests though.
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Lena Headey and Eva Green in 300 Empire Rising or whatever the title is.
Anthony Hopkins in Transformers Last Night.
Kate Mara in Fantastic 4.
Willliem DeFoe in Death Note.

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Nothing personal against Michael Kaine, but Hollywood is notorious for giving Oscars and Academy Awards to movies that are incredibly boring or just plain suck.
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Cate Blanchett isn't even the biggest waste of talent in Crystal Skull: they took John Hurt and then didn't even give him any lines.
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