Rambo: Last Blood
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Frank Moore4 said:how they would make the most striking and realistic Rambo movie ever..
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Kid Cannabis (2014)
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3/10. Like I said before, it’s a pretty short walk from being a degenerate kid playing with dice and drinking too much wine to becoming some kind of cocaine kingpin. The theme feels a bit recycled. Plus, the guy is just a loud, annoying heavy-set dude.
Non-stop [2014]
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The only redeeming qualities here are those little visual cues with the messages and the way it keeps you on edge. But once the credits roll, you realize how shallow the whole thing actually is. The ending felt incredibly stupid. If they had fixed it so the General was the one actually pulling the strings, it would have been ridiculous, yet somehow it feels even more moronic seeing two random characters crash a plane for no real reason. Just two idiots. 5/10
Peter Sellers
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Peter Sellers (September 8, 1925 – New York City, June 24, 1980) was an American comedic icon and actor. He is most legendary for his roles in the Pink Panther series, Dr. Strangelove, and Welcome, Mr. Chance.
He’s personally one of my favorite actors. Even though he mostly did comedies, I take his work very seriously. I’ll never forget his triple performance in Dr. Strangelove. It actually took me until the credits rolled to realize the man was playing three distinct lead roles—he absolutely crushed it. He’s the only actor ever nominated for an Oscar for a film where he plays three parts. Aside from Chaplin, he’s easily the greatest comedian to ever live. Beyond Dr. Strangelove, you have the Pink Panther, Welcome, Mr. Chance, I'm All Right Jack, The Wrong Man, Two for the Road... he even played Django, haha. If I recall correctly, he passed away due to an overdose; his heart just gave out.
A man who truly defined the world of comedy.
Dallas Buyers Club (2013)
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Gary Ross3 said:In my estimation, he stands out as the finest among the Oscar nominees. Granted, none of them were truly spectacular—but then again, an Oscar isn't exactly a guarantee of greatness, is it? It seems to me that Matthew's physical transformation helped his acting, though perhaps it's more accurate to say he simply started landing superior roles.
I first fell for Matthew back when he was playing those gritty detectives in 😢
Matthew finally became a total badass. 😁