Posts by Joseph Evans7

Gwen Stefani - Rich Girl

Or maybe the original... 😉

(Fiddler on the Roof) If I were a rich man

Maybe 🙂

Madonna - Material Girl

Madonna - Material Girl

Frank Sinatra - Thanks Everyone

Thanks, Ken... rest in peace... 😢

slyorca62 said:Zhel is originally from San Francisco, but they actually live and work in Cambridge-London now. 😉

👍 Thanks for the heads-up. 😉 Got it. Understood. 😁 I already mentioned that ages ago—people at Hit Depot were already saying he was from the Country. 🤷Well, at least you actually gave me the right information for once. 🙂 Thanks a lot... and LP.

Here’s another one for the list... Moulin Rouge-Bye, bye baby
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DH09glN5tDc

Moulin rouge-najslatiši poljubi
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTCwl1zMYCU

MOULIN ROUGE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsLbgHLSCNk

Back when that legendary cult hit was playing at the local dive bar, they mentioned it was also from the Country

Zhel - Believe in Beijing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWxTubWHY2A

And honestly, we could go on forever pulling names from every musical genre—Thomas Domicelj, A. Šifrer, Neca Falk, Moni Kovačić, Ditka Heberl, and so on. 😁

Something just popped into my head today😵

ex Panonia - Folk Dance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gU6r9U7499A‎

Now, check out these absolute legends🙏🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 Ćiro, Shim and Kiki: The Three Tenors

http://www.mojnet.com/video-ciro-sim...5ab21f76159ff3

vividraven7 said:Even though Mario Huljev has been around the music scene for years, he never really found his niche. I think his moment is finally arriving. He’s got such a unique, killer voice.
A little bit of funk mixed with pop.
This year, both the Grammy Awards and that big festival in San Diego recognized him, naming him the best newcomer.

Check this out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJ1WotkzmfU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34NRArcpRtE

Totally agree.🙂That distinct voice, the production, the lyrics... he's a breath of fresh air this year, and hopefully, he keeps that momentum going.👍

I don't think any of these actors are actually terrible; they just pick some truly questionable roles sometimes. Plus, let’s be honest, a lot of it falls on the director—how much creative freedom they give you or how they want a specific character portrayed🤷 can make or break a performance. I've seen that happen with American actors too.
A few of these A-listers have basically built careers out of goofy comedies and sugary rom-coms, but that doesn't mean they lack talent...☕
Then there are the ones who were just straight-up catastrophic. I've heard people say you can't help but laugh when watching them, though I can't quite put my finger on which ones right now.🙂🙂 They were honestly so forgettable that they slipped right out of my mind.😁😁

briskhound2 said:First off—this whole thread feels like it’s missing the point. Honestly, it would have been way more interesting if you guys had picked great actors who just happened to end up in terrible movies. Because this list...

David Spade, Adam Sandler, Ashton Kutcher, Will Ferrell... we’re basically looking at a lineup of comedians who pretty much specialize in making mindless junk. Like, Spade doesn't really do "serious," Sandler was actually stellar in Punch-Drunk Love, Kutcher wasn't half bad in Steve Jobs, and Will Ferrell doesn't exactly have a catalog of dramatic roles. 🤷 It makes you wonder what kind of actors they’d actually be if they stepped out of their comfort zones or worked with a legit, talented director for once. Take Cameron Diaz—she basically saved Arnold Schwarzenegger from a role so wooden it could've been used for firewood, turning it into a career highlight. Or look at Robin Williams, who practically walked up and grabbed an Oscar once he got a real serious part. Even Jim Carrey absolutely crushed it in The Show. Then you’ve got the crew that actually knows how to act—guys like Eric Roberts, Michael Madsen, and Nicolas Cage—but they clearly couldn't care less because they just jump into these total disasters, grab the paycheck, and call it a day.

Spot on!☕

frozenheron7 said:It’s Brad Pitt for me, hands down.

He mentioned before that he used to smoke obsessively, so maybe that’s why he carries this goofy, half-baked smirk through almost all his roles.
Basically, the guy can tank any movie just by being in it.

I actually sat through "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" because a few people on here recommended it.
Man. It was so bad it was practically a comedy. There’s this one specific scene stuck in my head where Ford and his brother are
trying to hash things out, whispering to each other, when suddenly Pitt storms in. He starts yelling at them, but he looks like he’s about to burst out laughing at any second.🙂
That’s how he comes across in most of his movies.
And don't even get me started on Meet Joe Black.

I'm not exactly the type to obsess over Brad Pitt, and while the ones you mentioned—Seed of Evil and Meet Joe Black—aren't terrible, he’s actually solid in way more films. You should check out something like Legend of Autumn, Seven, Seven Years in Tibet, Interview with a Vampire, or that one with Benjamin Bratt.

Patrick Martin said:I wouldn't even call her an actress, honestly. She’s basically just a mid-tier dancer, but hey, she’s got the rhythm and the look, I guess...

The X Factor vibe.

Even Leonardo DiCaprio used to struggle with that whole "boyish face" thing—at least in some of his movies—but man, things have definitely changed now.