I saw a few pictures of him not that long after Expendables 2 or so and he looked dramatically different. Unhealthy but not sure how to describe it. Like he had aged 10-15 years in just 3 actual years

Great that he recovered

Too bad James Franco turned out to be a creep. Great chemistry with Seth

His performance in The Interview was pretty great. Hilariously on point facial expressions for his character with the Eminem interview and when he feels betrayed by the fake grocery store

I think it was more than really good, maybe not quite masterpiece but pretty close

But I also understand how the film can be a bit polarizing and that some people just don't connect with it and so can see why some people don't understand the praise

It was pretty decent and a good change of pace for Jackie. Got a bit convoluted though and could've used better editing

Ok. But I really doubt he can make a successful sequel to Titanic

Unless...

I don't really think it diminishes his relationship with Kay. It's not supposed to be a perfect relationship and he's not supposed to be the perfect significant other, by a long shot

It does drag the pacing of the movie though and yeah, ultimately unnecessary

Jude Law, Collin Farrell. Two dudes who are great and always meant for mostly supporting character roles that got a bit mistakenly shoehorned into atypical leading man roles early in their career

Ok but it's still a bit about Sauron. And unlike OP says, the lore filled in by the characters about him definitely gives a sense of dread

One does not simply walk into Mordor. The Eye sees all

I recognize literally none of these. Must be bottom feeder movies that never made it on any public radar

Oh, I do for Once upon a time in China if that's some sequel to the Jet Li movies

I liked Ed Norton's easily the best in the modern era. Made me feel the most engaged with the character

Bana 2nd. Not personally a fan of Ruffalo's but not his fault. And the way they did his character, it fit well with the Avengers mashup

It's a great popcorn movie elevated by the two leads. The plot gets a little thin but again, elevated by the two leads and good rest of cast too

Great soundtrack

He had the whole 'dude's definitely up to no good' face and demeanor down straight from the jump and all the way through in 'Identity'

The Rock hasn't been a WWE wrestler for like two decades. At least don't be lazy in your crying

It was simply more effective when it wasn't overdone. And with the internet not quite what it is now