I must be nuts then, because I love Cage. He was really good in Face Off and Snake Eyes. Did a great job as a conman suffering with OCD in Matchstick Men. I just LOVED Family Man. And both National Treasure movies were great in my book.
So, I admit....I like both Costner and Cage. Don't hate me, please.
Mark
It's a free country and Im sure you can get therapy
Costner is a giant compared to Cage & Reeve. I have two planks of wood in the garage with more expression and depth.
That said I enjoyed Point Break despite Reeve's involvement. Bill & Ted was his most natural performance. I watched the 1st installment of Matrix that was enough.
I do wish the bomb would have gone off in Speed. I see he was born in Lebanon and is in remake of The Day the earth stood still. Is he playing Gort by any chance
Cage I suppose Moonstruck is passable other than that I get the urge to kick the TV when I see him.
He only got were he is because of Uncle Francis Ford Coppola!!!!
I totally agree Jim, but the legend status is very
'tongue-in-cheek'
Remember he has some loyal fans on this here board!
You mean there are two!!!
Could be worse could be Nicholas Cage or Keanu Reeves
JFK as fiction is good.
The Bodyguard was entertaining. Hard to think it was originally scheduled as a Steve Mc Queen / Diana Ross movie.
I enjoyed Robin Hood.
The Untouchables was considerably helped by Sean Connery.
3000 Miles to Graceland is worth catching. Bank heist Kevin plays a psycho who thinks he is Elvis's son and gets whacked at the end of the movie. Kurt Russell is the star and it does
keep moving.
The baseball/golf movies I havent seen and wont go out of my way to see.
The 4 westerns were a total bore I would rather watch tumbleweed go by on a windy day.
