The follow-up to that comment would create some controversy nowadays, though.
I’m not sure. Probably. I love him in this movie. I really do. I love the contrast of his raw emotions and the way he boils over to Morgan Freeman’s simmering. But this moment is a bit artificial to me. I’m willing to forgive it, though, because I like what he’s doing in the movie so much. Which I suspect we will talk about this coming Sunday.
-xtien
“It’s impressive to see a man feeding off his emotions.”
CraigM
3422
I unironically love this movie
Dammit @CraigM I came to post a M&M Smith gif!
RichVR
3429
Yeah. Strawberry milkshake or meat paste?
CraigM
3431
This makes me happy to hear, since you see so many more movies than me, and are generally much more critical of them. It’s one of those movies I would normally call a guilty pleasure type, but I just straight up like it.
I’ve watched it a few times, because I’m a big Doug Liman fan, and doing the American Made podcast gave me an excuse to watch this and Edge of Tomorrow again. I hate to use this word, since I know Tom hates it, but it’s so much freaking fun to watch!
Not so much on the fun side, but still on the well-made side, is a movie of his (Doug Liman) that came out in 2017 that wasn’t the bloated crappy Tom Cruise smuggler’s blues movie. That’s a little movie called The Wall. If any of you all can ever get a chance to see that…do.
-xtien
RichVR
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