David Beckham, what have you become?

I liked Tom Cruise in that film where he played a charming, hot-headed young hotshot who doesn't like following the rules.

Originally Posted by Zorg

I liked Tom Cruise in that film where he played a charming, hot-headed young hotshot who doesn't like following the rules.

I haven't seen that one.

Originally Posted by Zorg

I liked Tom Cruise in that film where he played a charming, hot-headed young hotshot who doesn't like following the rules.

Plagiarized. Trying to remember who from....

It's that American. Damn, forgot his name - weird mouth.

He's a tit. End of.

That whole shirt, tie, cardigan look is shocking.

As are the sad Beckham wannabees who now dress accordingly.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

I thought all the acting in Interview with a Vampire was wooden and couldn't concentrate on 4th July due to Oliver Stones spoon feeding direction. Agree on Last Samurai, even some good performances from the Japanese actors couldn't hide the lack of performance of Cruise at theheart of the film.

I cried when I saw Far and Away.

MOTWYW.

I enjoyed Mission Impossible and Rainman.

last samarai was good.

Originally Posted by marlo stansfield

last samarai was good.

It was a sack of £#%&!.

Originally Posted by Terry Silver

I cried when I saw Far and Away.

MOTWYW.

Which bit? When Pippa's first husband died?

Originally Posted by Ed Sullivan

Plagiarized. Trying to remember who from....

It's that American. Damn, forgot his name - weird mouth.

Originally Posted by Zorg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt2qt0sATz8&feature=related

Minute: 3.50

Similar joke, not the same

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Which bit? When Pippa's first husband died?

No, I cried at the end of the film for the hour and a half of my life I wouldn't get back.

So Gaz Nev isn't good enough for Beckham now then?

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

I thought all the acting in Interview with a Vampire was wooden and couldn't concentrate on 4th July due to Oliver Stones spoon feeding direction. Agree on Last Samurai, even some good performances from the Japanese actors couldn't hide the lack of performance of Cruise at theheart of the film.

I think he's a good actor, but I don't think he's ever a done a bona-fida classic, which makes him unworthy of the alleged $50m pay days. Strange when you think he's the biggest actor in the world, but for me he falls short of Pacino, De Niro, Michael Douglas, Robert Duvall and Denzel Washington, regardless of the difference in age.


EDIT: Christian Bale is a better actor too.