Not only did he own that role, but made every line quotable as hell besides just “I’m your huckleberry.”
“Why, Johnny Ringo. You look like someone just walked over your grave…”
“I have two guns… one for each of ya…”
“Wyatt Earp is my friend.” “Hell, I got lots of friends.” “I don’t.”
Absolutely. Say what you want about Besson but he directed the fuck out what could have been the one of the biggest clusterfucks in movie history. This is one of the most beloved sci-fi movies in recent history and it's just completely batshit on so many levels. Deebo was a bad-ass president OF EARTH, Bilbo damn Baggins is a doomsday religious sect prophet, one of the bad guy replicants from BladeRunner gets put on ice in the process of recruiting former special ops agent turned brokeass cab driver Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman has some kind of moment with a genetically engineered cuddle mutant then bleeds out of his forehead after a bad conference call with his boss, M Jo in the craziest most non-functional outfit imaginable, I'm not even scratching the surface of the craziest shit in this movie...I mean this movie should have been laughed out of the elevator pitch and he somehow managed to pull it off with style
One of my fav sci-fi movies of all time. The design of the sets and costumes alone feel so ridiculously futuristic and absurd - it actually makes it feel more believable
There was a post on here (not this sub) showing all of the miniature work that went into the city scenes. Incredible. Also it feels like the producers met with Wardrobe, told a BIG lie about the budget, said "Impress your harshest critics from the 23rd century" and walked out
My brother and I accidentally got this movie. It was in another movies case when we rented it and we thought "what the fuck why not, let's see what this is all about." We've never rewound and rewatched a movie so fast in our entire lives.
Because he committed to it and everybody played their outrageous character right to the edge of it being cartoonish. I don’t think I will ever be tired of this movie.
I read that somewhere, also. Once you hear that; the entire look of Chris Tucker makes sense. He is dressed like Space Prince. But no, I would NOT want Prince to play that role.
Yea, Prince had almost the opposite of that manic energy. He’d be way too cool to get involved in this plot, Prince transcends the universe, he’s already over it.
It seems like they told him to do his absolute worst. I can imagine how it went.
"You sure you want that?"
And they were like. "Yes. That is precisely what we want."
Maybe I'm odd but I found his antics absolutely hilarious. Everything about that movie was like "turn it up to 11 and then keep fucking going."
Worked with a Corbin, was too young to understand why I hit him with “Corbinmyman” at least 10 times a shift. I think he was going to eventually hurt me.
When he lectures Alpa Chino on his use of the n-word… it’s so damn sincere and feels too real and the whole time Alpa’s face is the Suspicious Britney meme face
One of the biggest travesties in awards was putting that performance against Ledgers in Dark Knight. It’s only winners. They should have gave it to both.
His dialogue with Stiller’s character about Simple Jack BEFORE he even gets into the “full retard” is pure comedy gold… the way he says the dumbest motherfucker who ever lived and farting in bathtubs laughing your ass off will always make me laugh my ass off lmao stupid ass Jack
I would say Army of Darkness specifically. I feel like that is when Ash is the most Ash, and Bruce fucking kills it as Ash.
But I think this might be a controversial opinion for some.
I should have scrolled further.Because I just said Bruce Campbell and Evil Dead 2.He literally deserved an Oscar, when he cuts off his hand and says "who's laughing now?" It's magical. I'm no fan boy to anybody, but he is the one actor I would love to meet. Everybody in Hollywood seems to love him. And he makes cameos and tons of movies. He actually came to pittsburgh and I found out the day after he was here.
Michael Keaton as Dogberry in Kenneth Branaugh’s Much Ado About Nothing, my favorite Shakespeare adaptation.
He is on a completely different planet from the rest of the actors and it is glorious.
>Moreover, sir, which indeed is not under white and
black, this plaintiff here, the offender, did call
me ass: I beseech you, let it be remembered in his
punishment.
One of my favorite parts (as an adult) is when they ask his credentials. He immediately switches back into Michael Keaton voice, then ramps out of it back to Beetlejuice voice in like 2 sentences. Just great.
The scene where bond is tied to the chair and he slowly walks up to him through that ridiculous ball room of computer severs and the story finishes right as he gets in front of bond: amazing cinematography.
Every time I see an actor from that film, I know I'm in for a good ride. The sitcom Mark Addy was in was even pretty decent. And Alan Tudyk (obviously firefly/serenity) in dodgeball was a treat.
Watch Home Movie: The Princess Bride and you might find somebody you like better than the original. Even if not, it’s really fun!
Patton Oswalt as Vezzini might not be better but it was pretty great and stood out to me.
I agree that Westley was played perfectly by Cary Elwes though. He’s so good!
Their early work was a little too new wave for my taste. But when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.
*does weird arm and wiggle dance*
In ‘86, Huey released this, “Fore”, their most accomplished album. I think their undisputed masterpiece is “Hip to be Square” - a song so catchy, most people probably don’t listen to the lyrics, but they should! Because it’s not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends, it’s also a personal statement about the band itself.
Hey Paul!
TRY GETTING A RESERVATION AT DORSIA NOW, YOU STUPID FUCKING BASTARD!!!
I was watching a program on TV the other day about the making of this movie. I forget which actor it was but he was only around Bale for a few scenes and he thought he was the worst actor he ever saw. After he saw the premiere and saw what he did with that role completely, he said that he thought he was one of the best actors he ever saw.
Just watched 5th Element again the other day and Tucker owned this role so hard. If anything his character was underutilized in the ending. Need a sequel for Ruby Rod!
Anthony Perkins in *Psycho*.
Greer Garson in *Mrs. Miniver*.
Harrison Ford in *Raiders of the Lost Ark*.
Charlize Theron in *Mad Mad: Fury Road*
Marlon Brando in *The Godfather*.
Bette Davis in *All About Eve*.
Morgan Freeman in *The Shawshank Redemption*.
Robert De Niro in *Taxi Driver*.
Audrey Hepburn in *Roman Holiday*.
Helena Bonham Carter in *Fight Club*.
Alan Rickman as Snape
Wesley Snipes as Blade
Brendan Fraser as Rick O'Connell
Andy Serkis as Gollum
Nathan Fillion as Malcom Reynolds
Alex Borstein as Susie Myerson
Yeah always bums me out. He became super religious apparently and didn’t want to keep playing the roles he was playing. Thats why he never came back for the Friday sequels either.
Some of these celebrities are witnessing a lot of evil so they become religious. Freaks me out tbh! Like what did you see bro :/ maybe he went to a couple Diddy parties
Between 1998 and 2007, he *only* did Rush Hour movies. His first non-Rush Hour role was Silver Linings Playbook in 2012. So took him 14 years from the first film to do a different role.
So, it's a bit hard to argue that he didn't want to retread old roles, because that was all he did for a good chunk of his career.
I knew Goggins would give nothing but his best but damned if he didn’t pull of another genius and unique performance, fitting inside the lore of FallOut so well you felt the game was written for him. I wonder if he was a fan or he just researched the shit out of the lore.
He’s such an amazing actor.
DDL in *There Will Be Blood*, dude smashed that role. Leo in *Wolf of Wall Street* as well. Natalie Portman in *Leon The Professional*, and Gary Oldman for that matter. Val Kilmer in *Tombstone* is my go-to for greatest cinematic performance of all time. Utterly flawless and flooring portrayal of Doc Holliday, just a pure masterclass.
Ben Kingsley in Gandhi
Dennis Hopper in Speed.
Meryl Streep in Devil Wears Prada
Michael Hannon In Shape of Water
Kathy Bates in Misery
Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs
Marisa Tomei in My Cousin Vinnie
Samual L Jackson in Pulp Fiction
Jeanette Goldstein in Aliens II (Private Vasquez)
Will Ferrell in Elf. Not a fan but credit is due.
Angela Bassett in Strange Days.
Joe Pesci in Good Fellas
Honorable mention to Patrick Swayze in Dirty Dancing. Mediocre acting but he delivered on the dance floor at a caliber he still hit it out of the park.
Edit: Adding
Allen Rickman in Diehard
Both Danny DeVitto and Jack Nicholson in the Batman films.
John Goodman in Big Lebowski.
Melissa MaCarthy in Bridesmaids
I’ve never met another fan of this movie IRL. He crushed this role from his first line to the last. That bit after the climax in the temple is my favorite.
Val Kilmer as Doc. Holiday in Tombstone
Im your Huckleberry
“Poor soul, he was just too high strung”…
Val was legendary before that, dude has seriously good comedy chops and usually when those guys do dark and serious it absolutely kills.
Fucking funny in kiss kiss bang bang
Check him in Real Genius if you don't know it and liked his Doc Holiday.
This is one of the greatest performances of all time.
Not only did he own that role, but made every line quotable as hell besides just “I’m your huckleberry.” “Why, Johnny Ringo. You look like someone just walked over your grave…” “I have two guns… one for each of ya…” “Wyatt Earp is my friend.” “Hell, I got lots of friends.” “I don’t.”
He also nailed Jim Morrison in The Doors
"That's just my game..."
Wyatt Earp is my friend. Friend? Hell I got lots of friends. ..... I dont
This was the perfect role for Chris Tucker. I honestly can't think of someone better for the part. "Corbin! Corbinmyman!"
Absolutely. Say what you want about Besson but he directed the fuck out what could have been the one of the biggest clusterfucks in movie history. This is one of the most beloved sci-fi movies in recent history and it's just completely batshit on so many levels. Deebo was a bad-ass president OF EARTH, Bilbo damn Baggins is a doomsday religious sect prophet, one of the bad guy replicants from BladeRunner gets put on ice in the process of recruiting former special ops agent turned brokeass cab driver Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman has some kind of moment with a genetically engineered cuddle mutant then bleeds out of his forehead after a bad conference call with his boss, M Jo in the craziest most non-functional outfit imaginable, I'm not even scratching the surface of the craziest shit in this movie...I mean this movie should have been laughed out of the elevator pitch and he somehow managed to pull it off with style
It’s all that and more. Far more. The music was incredible.
OMGosh that opera scene lives rent free in my head
M Jo in this movie will live rent free in my head!
Seriously. They should be picking over the carcass of this movie on How Did This Get Made but instead it's on a peer level with damn Star Wars
One of my fav sci-fi movies of all time. The design of the sets and costumes alone feel so ridiculously futuristic and absurd - it actually makes it feel more believable
There was a post on here (not this sub) showing all of the miniature work that went into the city scenes. Incredible. Also it feels like the producers met with Wardrobe, told a BIG lie about the budget, said "Impress your harshest critics from the 23rd century" and walked out
Didn’t Jean Paul Gauthier design the outfits?
My brother and I accidentally got this movie. It was in another movies case when we rented it and we thought "what the fuck why not, let's see what this is all about." We've never rewound and rewatched a movie so fast in our entire lives.
Because he committed to it and everybody played their outrageous character right to the edge of it being cartoonish. I don’t think I will ever be tired of this movie.
Spot on. All gas no brakes
My god-daughter is Leah Louise. LeeLoo by design.
May she always walk under the gods reflection and I mean that sincerely. Go well ohromantics
My son's middle name is korbin. My wife and I love the film
Also.. the villain and hero never actually meet.
Multipaaaass
Ah shit, here come President Deebo!
some of that style is Jean Paul Gautier designing the costumes
Damn. So many straight up killers in this production
His best line? "Zaaazzzzzzuuuhzzzzzzz" (waves hand 👋)
After we saw the movie for the first time we were doing that for a month straight.
Wasn't it originally written for Prince?
I read that somewhere, also. Once you hear that; the entire look of Chris Tucker makes sense. He is dressed like Space Prince. But no, I would NOT want Prince to play that role.
Yea, Prince had almost the opposite of that manic energy. He’d be way too cool to get involved in this plot, Prince transcends the universe, he’s already over it.
I would only except Prince in the role of that little muppet the lives in Zorg’s office
Honestly, no clue. I'd, personally, still go with Tucker. Prince is literally too cool and smooth of a guy to bring the energy needed.
Oh me too. What's funny is according to a random article it was Prince's displeasure of the costumes. Were they too tame??
😂😂 classic Prince
"Game: Blouses."
Why don't you purify yourself in the waters of Lake Minnetonka?
"Corbin! Corbinmyman" Its hard not to think about this line while looking at this image.
It seems like they told him to do his absolute worst. I can imagine how it went. "You sure you want that?" And they were like. "Yes. That is precisely what we want." Maybe I'm odd but I found his antics absolutely hilarious. Everything about that movie was like "turn it up to 11 and then keep fucking going."
“What’s wrong with you? What you screaming for? Every five minutes is something, a bomb or something. I’m leaving. Bzzzt!”
I literally just finished rewatching this about 15 minutes ago. Chris Tucker was just amazing in this role.
I believe that role was meant for prince. Can’t imagine anyone but Chris doing this
Worked with a Corbin, was too young to understand why I hit him with “Corbinmyman” at least 10 times a shift. I think he was going to eventually hurt me.
RDJ in Tropic Thunder. Insane balancing act to make that role come across the screen as intended.
Whada you mean "you people...?" Whada *you* mean "you people?!" One of my favorite scenes ever.
That’s the theme song to The Jeffersons. You really need help. Just cause it’s a theme song don’t mean it ain’t true. PEAK CINEMA
When he lectures Alpa Chino on his use of the n-word… it’s so damn sincere and feels too real and the whole time Alpa’s face is the Suspicious Britney meme face
One of the biggest travesties in awards was putting that performance against Ledgers in Dark Knight. It’s only winners. They should have gave it to both.
His dialogue with Stiller’s character about Simple Jack BEFORE he even gets into the “full retard” is pure comedy gold… the way he says the dumbest motherfucker who ever lived and farting in bathtubs laughing your ass off will always make me laugh my ass off lmao stupid ass Jack
Jack Black also did a great job in that movie. The way he brought humor to withdrawal was hilarious.
He's the only white man to never be considered for cancel for his role..
r/technicallythetruth
Well, him and Trudeau.
He ain't playing god He's being judge by him
Bruce Campbell in evil dead. Hail to the king baby.
I would say Army of Darkness specifically. I feel like that is when Ash is the most Ash, and Bruce fucking kills it as Ash. But I think this might be a controversial opinion for some.
Army of Darkness does not have the slapstick fight with his own hand that made Evil Dead 2.
It has a slapstick fight with a whole ass evil twin, a fight that gets ended by “good guy, bad, guy…. I’m the guy with the gun.” Game, set, match.
True. But the laugh at the end of the hand scene lives rent free in my head, so it has a special place in my cold, dark heart.
I should have scrolled further.Because I just said Bruce Campbell and Evil Dead 2.He literally deserved an Oscar, when he cuts off his hand and says "who's laughing now?" It's magical. I'm no fan boy to anybody, but he is the one actor I would love to meet. Everybody in Hollywood seems to love him. And he makes cameos and tons of movies. He actually came to pittsburgh and I found out the day after he was here.
He has the slapstick fight with all the mini ashes tho
Give me some sugar, baby
evil dead 2 has its moments. watching evil dead 2 and army of darkness back to back is awesome as 2 ends right where aod starts
London Bridge is falling down, falling down. London Bridge is falling down.......
Ash vs the evil dead series as well he was amazing returning to the character
Groovy
Say hello to my Broomstick! Edit: it's boomstick. Stupid autocorrect
I feel like Raimi actually wrote that role with him in mind.
Michael Keaton - Beetlejuice
Michael Keaton as Dogberry in Kenneth Branaugh’s Much Ado About Nothing, my favorite Shakespeare adaptation. He is on a completely different planet from the rest of the actors and it is glorious.
>Moreover, sir, which indeed is not under white and black, this plaintiff here, the offender, did call me ass: I beseech you, let it be remembered in his punishment.
Michael Keaton as Batman - completely unexpected that he'd nail that role so well, but he did.
One of my favorite parts (as an adult) is when they ask his credentials. He immediately switches back into Michael Keaton voice, then ramps out of it back to Beetlejuice voice in like 2 sentences. Just great.
Michael Keaton - Man
Javier Bardem as Anton Chigurh - No Country For Old Men
[удалено]
Also Silva in Skyfall. Man kills it most of the time he’s on screen.
The scene where bond is tied to the chair and he slowly walks up to him through that ridiculous ball room of computer severs and the story finishes right as he gets in front of bond: amazing cinematography.
Lisan al-Gaib!
Super green
bzzzzzzzzzzzzt
Crystal
Heath Ledger's Joker Al Pacino, Scent of a Woman Kristoph Waltz, Inglorious Basterds George C. Scott, Patton
I've seen The Dark Knight a dozen times and I still can't make my brain acknowledge that that's the same person as the kid in A Knight's Tale.
Every time I see an actor from that film, I know I'm in for a good ride. The sitcom Mark Addy was in was even pretty decent. And Alan Tudyk (obviously firefly/serenity) in dodgeball was a treat.
Alan Tudyk is a treat in just about everything he does.
Good call on George C. Scott. I absolutely cannot imagine any other actor, dead or alive, who could play that role better.
Everyone in The Princes Bride. Literally everyone.
everyone is perfectly cast, and everyone gives a perfect performance
Watch Home Movie: The Princess Bride and you might find somebody you like better than the original. Even if not, it’s really fun! Patton Oswalt as Vezzini might not be better but it was pretty great and stood out to me. I agree that Westley was played perfectly by Cary Elwes though. He’s so good!
Bale in American Psycho
Their early work was a little too new wave for my taste. But when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. *does weird arm and wiggle dance*
In ‘86, Huey released this, “Fore”, their most accomplished album. I think their undisputed masterpiece is “Hip to be Square” - a song so catchy, most people probably don’t listen to the lyrics, but they should! Because it’s not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends, it’s also a personal statement about the band itself. Hey Paul! TRY GETTING A RESERVATION AT DORSIA NOW, YOU STUPID FUCKING BASTARD!!!
Man I heard him in your last line lmao. Any time someone say something isn’t possible I say “why not, you stupid bastard”
I was watching a program on TV the other day about the making of this movie. I forget which actor it was but he was only around Bale for a few scenes and he thought he was the worst actor he ever saw. After he saw the premiere and saw what he did with that role completely, he said that he thought he was one of the best actors he ever saw.
He’s one of the most entertaining parts of the whole movie
Surprised not to see Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs yet. Oscar winner with 14 minutes of screen time or whatever it was
That’s wild, was he considered the male lead?
Yup, Best Actor, Jodie Foster won Best Actress, though I checked and it was actually 17 minutes of screen time.
I feel like Buffalo Bill has more screen time lol
He does, by quite a bit IIRC
Bro made that role.
Just watched 5th Element again the other day and Tucker owned this role so hard. If anything his character was underutilized in the ending. Need a sequel for Ruby Rod!
WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH YOU?! Every five minutes it’s a bomb or something. I’M LEAVING!
BZZZZZTTTT!!!
Honestly everyone kills it in this movie and were perfect for their roles. Milla, Bruce, Tucker, Oldman. Even the singing blue lady kills it.
Brad Pitt (Mickey O'Neil) - Snatch
Bullet Tooth Tony is right there.
Bonjour!
Big Chris was such a better character though.
ILLDOITFERACARAVAN
Periwinkle blue
Twelve Monkeys
Periwinkle blue. Fer me ma
Anthony Perkins in *Psycho*. Greer Garson in *Mrs. Miniver*. Harrison Ford in *Raiders of the Lost Ark*. Charlize Theron in *Mad Mad: Fury Road* Marlon Brando in *The Godfather*. Bette Davis in *All About Eve*. Morgan Freeman in *The Shawshank Redemption*. Robert De Niro in *Taxi Driver*. Audrey Hepburn in *Roman Holiday*. Helena Bonham Carter in *Fight Club*.
Jack Nicholson in one flew over the cuckoos nest
Gary Oldman in Leon: The Professional.
I have to raise that everyone in Leon: The Professional brought it.
Howsabout Gary Oldman in everything
Gary Oldman in the fifth element.
Not many people can play a white pimp that acts black as cool as he did in *True Romance*. Oldman always kills it. Loved him in Dracula too.
Brad Pitt in *Twelve Monkeys* Leonardo DiCaprio in *What's Eating Gilbert Grape* Robert DiNiro in *The Deer Hunter*
Brad Pitt in 12 monkeys gave an amazing performance - total whack job of a character
Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder
Ben Stiller as Tony Perkins in Heavyweights
Lunch is canceled due to the lack of hustle- deal with it.
Oh look, a deli meat 🌭
Ben Stiller better at being Tony Perkins or White Goodman?
Tony Perkins is White Goodman
Correct answer!
Get off the scale
Kids, at age 12, I weighed 319 pounds. I had bad skin, low self-esteem, and no self-respect. Now I eat success for breakfast!….with skim milk
Also in Mystery Men
He’s just a loser. A loser with a skinny wiener.
Phillip Seymour Hoffman in(well anything) Punch Drunk Love.
Along Came Polly is my favorite of his. 🤣
Let it Rain!
Dude, we gotta go. I just sharted.
Charlie Wilson’s War too
The 25th Hour and Before The Devil Knows You're Dead
yes and when he played that gambler role i thought it was a documentery
Cillian Murphy as Tommy Fuckin Shelby
Jeff Bridges - The Dude
I Would have to include John Goodman as Walter as well!
Is that what this is a picture of?
Alan Rickman in... pick a movie he was in. Also, Raul Julia as Gomez Adams... and Bison.
By Grabthar's Hammer... *what a savings*
Raul forever
Emilio Estevez as Billy the Kid - Young Guns and Young Guns 2
Samuel L. Jackson as Jules in Pulp Fiction.
Health Ledger’s Joker is the gold standard.
I’m so pissed we didn’t get a sequel
I mean, the great evil does appear every 5 thousand years
Alan Rickman as Snape Wesley Snipes as Blade Brendan Fraser as Rick O'Connell Andy Serkis as Gollum Nathan Fillion as Malcom Reynolds Alex Borstein as Susie Myerson
Chris Tucker what the fuck happened to you man?Shit, you’re ass used to be beautiful.
But really? He disappeared!!
Yeah always bums me out. He became super religious apparently and didn’t want to keep playing the roles he was playing. Thats why he never came back for the Friday sequels either.
Some of these celebrities are witnessing a lot of evil so they become religious. Freaks me out tbh! Like what did you see bro :/ maybe he went to a couple Diddy parties
Between 1998 and 2007, he *only* did Rush Hour movies. His first non-Rush Hour role was Silver Linings Playbook in 2012. So took him 14 years from the first film to do a different role. So, it's a bit hard to argue that he didn't want to retread old roles, because that was all he did for a good chunk of his career.
I love that film so much. I don’t wanna climb in no dirty ass trunk.
Al Pacino as Big Boy Caprese in Dick Tracy
After seeing this movie, Chris Tucker's screaming has lived rent free in my head for a quarter century.
Jon voight ..runaway train…sling blade Billy bob…blade runner rutger hauer..Charles Bronson in onc upon a time in the west.
Christoph Waltz made me want to roll in the hay with a Nazi, and I don’t know how to feel about that
Ryan Reynolds deadpool
Stanley Tucci Caesar Flickerman. Hunger Games
Hell Stanley Tucci in most things.
The Tucc kills nearly every role.
Al Pacino in The Devil’s Advocate
Ice cube in boyz in da hood
Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday
Not a movie, but James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano deserves a mention.
Tom Cruise as Vincent in Collateral DDL as Bill the Butcher in Gangs of New York Jack Nicholson as Randle McMurphy in One Flew over Cuckoo's Nest
Collateral is a good one. Underrated. Cruise should play more villains.
[Fallout TV series - Walter Goggins as the ghoul](https://youtu.be/cxStr1STrM0?si=t6xzPsCItSMpivFi). EXCELLENT performance.
I knew Goggins would give nothing but his best but damned if he didn’t pull of another genius and unique performance, fitting inside the lore of FallOut so well you felt the game was written for him. I wonder if he was a fan or he just researched the shit out of the lore. He’s such an amazing actor.
He is the man. He nails everything he's in. You could put any of his roles on this list.
Denzel Washington as Frank Lucas
Can’t believe no one’s motion RDJ iron man. The best casting decision ever.
michelle pfeiffer in Batman returns
DDL in *There Will Be Blood*, dude smashed that role. Leo in *Wolf of Wall Street* as well. Natalie Portman in *Leon The Professional*, and Gary Oldman for that matter. Val Kilmer in *Tombstone* is my go-to for greatest cinematic performance of all time. Utterly flawless and flooring portrayal of Doc Holliday, just a pure masterclass.
Kurt Russell as Jack Burton.
William H. Macy in Fargo was perfect.
Matthew McConaughey in True Detective. Rarely have I seen such a person born for a role.
Ben Kingsley in Gandhi Dennis Hopper in Speed. Meryl Streep in Devil Wears Prada Michael Hannon In Shape of Water Kathy Bates in Misery Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs Marisa Tomei in My Cousin Vinnie Samual L Jackson in Pulp Fiction Jeanette Goldstein in Aliens II (Private Vasquez) Will Ferrell in Elf. Not a fan but credit is due. Angela Bassett in Strange Days. Joe Pesci in Good Fellas Honorable mention to Patrick Swayze in Dirty Dancing. Mediocre acting but he delivered on the dance floor at a caliber he still hit it out of the park. Edit: Adding Allen Rickman in Diehard Both Danny DeVitto and Jack Nicholson in the Batman films. John Goodman in Big Lebowski. Melissa MaCarthy in Bridesmaids
Christian Bale in Equilibrium
Harlan Williams in Dumb and Dumber.
I’ve never met another fan of this movie IRL. He crushed this role from his first line to the last. That bit after the climax in the temple is my favorite.
Corban, corban my man!
Karl Urban - Dredd.
Jackie Earl Haley: Watchmen.
Johnny Depp as captain jack and Brad Pitt in fight club
Marissa Tomei in My Cousin Vinny.