Comments

You must log in or register to comment.

MyFitnessTracker t1_jadcvxg wrote

People forget that he was excellent in The A-Team because the movie sucked.

51

drogyn1701 t1_jadd37q wrote

Europa Report. A small role but a good one.

9

DenotheFlintstone t1_jadf54p wrote

Hardcore Henry since that is where I first saw him. When I saw him in season 2 of Russian doll I was for sure he was going to be great, but season 2 wasnt like season 1 so I don't think he was able to do his thing.

7

Lord-Sinestro t1_jadfi4w wrote

Kruger from Elysium. Really gave it a vicious edge. Murdock close second

31

kasetti t1_jadfq2r wrote

Tough one, maybe Jimmy. He is also good in Ted K and Open Grave

11

unbibium t1_jadfs7m wrote

the only thing I remember about Chappie is when Matt Mira was on Comedy Central's panel show @midnight and just made all his answers about how much he's looking forward to seeing that movie

3

astroturfskirt t1_jadg7ij wrote

check out open grave (2013)

love chappie & kruger, tho.

3

lucia-pacciola t1_jadkvc9 wrote

Jimmy.

A stuntman wearing a gopro films Sharlto Copley chewing scenery, and I am there for it.

27

LuckyLizzy38 t1_jadlqrd wrote

Hardcore Henry, absolutely adored him in that movie!

6

1morey t1_jadpow2 wrote

I liked him in Open Grave and Beast.

2

These_Sign_6272 t1_jadpvmh wrote

Murdock 100%. “You spin me right round baby right round, ROTORS ARE GOOD SIR!”

17

Hobo-man t1_jadqt2n wrote

Seriously? No one has said District 9?

By far his best performance imo, straight up carries the movie.

44

Pjoernrachzarck t1_jaduhie wrote

All of them equally, except the Oldboy remake.

That wasn’t a good performance in a shitty movie, that was a shitty movie with an even shittier Sharlto Copley performance. He had no idea what to do with that character.

Literally everything else he did is gold.

2

Jancappa t1_jadvg6r wrote

Made me think he was dead for a second there OP

2

WISE_SEMEN t1_jadvtbs wrote

Honestly, except for D9, where he was more subtle none really. He tends to overact and is very similar in his parts.

1

BehavioralSink t1_jadw0fm wrote

Best is Wikus, think Vernon is hilarious, but Kruger is my favorite, especially after he goes a little nuts after having his face blown off.

7

m2thek t1_jadwqht wrote

The scene in The A-Team where he says "you ever seen Blue Man Group?" and starts wailing on drums with blue paint on them.

8

CaptainCodeine t1_jae36f9 wrote

You left out his portrayal as God in "God: Serengeti". He nailed it.

1

SQUID_FUCKER t1_jae66ws wrote

Yeah, I think it's biggest problem is that it was released sandwiched right between The Losers and The Expendables, all only months apart so it got lost in the shuffle and fell off but I really didn't think it sucked at all and most people I know who actually saw it did really enjoy it too.

6

tanto_le_magnificent t1_jaeaj5h wrote

Free Fire was an amazing trip of a movie.

District 9 was a revelation and blew me away.

Tbh he’s been great in nearly everything he’s done, he almost always brings his A game.

7

Two_Coast_Man t1_jaeajsb wrote

As far as stupid reboots no one asked for goes, it is top tier. It knows exactly what it is- an absolutely ridiculous film where you can tell everyone working on it had a goddamn blast. It's a comedy that makes fun of the source material and the very idea of doing an A-Team reboot without being overtly meta. They fly a tank in it, and for that alone it's gold.

5

Jay_Baby_Woods t1_jaedzhu wrote

He gives a really gut-wrenching monologue in Europa Report as he's >!drifting off into space to die!<. Overall I'd say District 9 but thought that scene deserved a mention.

2

KFBR392GoForGrubes t1_jaejg6e wrote

I actually liked it, but that comment was hilarious. Reminded me of Todd Barry's standup bit about how his doctor told he needed to eat more fruit. "You know the thing about fruit that they don't tell you? The dirty little secret about fruit? Fruit sucks."

I like fruit and enjoyed the A-team but both comments make me chuckle.

5

bugxbuster t1_jaeo8xk wrote

That’s the best short description of Hardcore Henry I’ve ever heard.

That movie was so good! The director’s next movie Nobody with Bob Odenkirk was a big hit but I was disappointed because it wasn’t as batshit awesome as Hardcore Henry was.

6

bugxbuster t1_jaer42l wrote

The scene with the tank shooting the ground while it parachuted down to a lake is one of my favorite action setpieces ever. Whenever I see big action things in planes in movies like in Uncharted or The Gray Man or that one Mission Impossible I forget which one, it never satisfies me quite the way that A Team scene did. It felt like a perfect cartoon-meets-real-life style, which is a sweet spot that Marvel usually tries to aim for, but yeah, A Team has become totally overlooked.

It was way cooler than the Expendables, but like not as cool as John Wick. Or it was somewhere between the original Predator movie with the macho dudes in a crazy yet realistic action universe like Kick Ass

4

bugxbuster t1_jaerzl3 wrote

Ted K is totally worth watching and probably unlike pretty much anything you imagine it would be like going in. Stylistically it’s very clear that it’s a visionary filmmaker’s passion project. Weirdly unique movie, but it’s fantastic. I feel like I got a lot out of it, and it’s like bold choice after bold choice that I really got a kick out of. Sharlto is in every scene and he does for the Unabomber what Charlize Theron did as Aileen Wournos in Monster, really humanizes and sheds light on a dark deeply disturbed person’s perspective.

2

SQUID_FUCKER t1_jaew2zy wrote

There was another miniseries about him called Manhunt that was pretty good where Paul Bettany played Ted. I really enjoyed that one, will be interested to check out Ted and see how the two compare. Manhunt humanized him quite a bit as well.

2

xxStrangerxx t1_jaewi2k wrote

At the time Kruger was one of the best villains we had had in a long time

3