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I'm sure this wasn't on purpose, but Crowe's extra weight really sold me on him being a lecherous drunk in that film. Of course, if it does turn out that he gained a bunch of weight in order to better portray his character in Man with the Iron Fists, then maybe this article should be about Russell Crowe being our

I'd also like to nominate Ian Holm. He's done Time Bandits, Alien, Brazil, The Fifth Element, those Lord of the Rings and Hobbit movies. He also happens to be one of my absolute favorite actors who doesn't get nearly as much credit as he deserves.

It's interesting that your examples are all from television. I'm not one of those people who thinks that TV has become better than film, but I do think that in certain situations, television showrunners are now being given more creative freedom than directors. Film action scenes are still largely influenced by the

Didn't she also play Tiger Lily in that Peter Pan movie? I'm sensing a pattern. Are they still making that Nina Simone movie, because I think I've found just the actress.

Just because you're on the internet, you don't have carte blanche to spread lies.

Of course not. Don't believe everything you read.

No one can film a shootout like Mann. I don't know why this is, exactly, but for some reason younger directors have mostly forgotten how to direct action, at least when it comes to Hollywood cinema.

Your move, Rabin.

I started laughing the moment I got to "but rather"

Good news! His album was the first time he seemed artistically engaged in a long time. I would be totally fine if he just wanted to focus on music from now on.

This band is so hipster that they put out ten albums without anyone noticing.

I kind of wish the main characters name were Mieg Marssson or something. I mean, if you're going to be that obvious about making your novel some sort of wish fulfillment, then go for broke.

Well, I only saw the Swedish version and figured that's enough. But from everything I've heard, the book is pretty much the author's fantasy life, and I don't think he looks like Daniel Craig.

Because women still find middle aged, doughy journalists irresistibly attractive.

I'm okay with people doing reasonably stupid things in horror films, because it's a stressful situation and people don't always act rationally, even scientists. (Obviously, you could argue that many of the things the characters did were unreasonably stupid, which is definitely true in certain cases).

I was kind of hoping that the sequel would just be Rapace and Fassbender's head traveling the galaxy and solving mysteries. Here's hoping they save that idea for a television series.

It wasn't so much their incompetence that bothered me exactly (that I can buy), but the fact that the characters had wildly different personalities depending on the scene. The one scientist who was afraid of everything all of a sudden wants to pet a weird snake alien. What!? Also, Rapace's broey boyfriend scientist

Oh, jeez. I had forgotten about that line.

I'm just glad that Grease is still popular enough for a live television event production. Otherwise, how will women learn that you need to completely change who you are in order to get the guy you like?

You're trying to tell me this TV show wasn't a spiritual sequel to that film where Sean Connery says, "You're the man now, dog!"?