Types of films you wouldn't usually like

[jonnyhiboy!]

I'd immediately say Mean Girls, Black Swan, The Town, The Lookout, 500 Days Of Summer, The Last Kiss, 127 Hours. Probably a lot more floating about in my head.

[Pelicula]

When this first came out, I left seeing it at the cinema because I thought I'd find it absolutely awful. But a friend let me borrow his dvd and I absolutely enjoyed it, it's terribly cheesy but I had a smile on my face the whole way through it, there are some nicely performed songs during the film but most are exceptionally cheesy.

[ROBO]

Twilight, it's stupid but there's something that I like about it.

[Pelicula]

^ Same, quite enjoyed the first Twilight film.

[F1rst]

Twilight works because Kristen Stewart despite what her acting critics say is very Likable. I think so atleast. The last one was just horrible though.

[videoman1]

onei think of are:
tthe twlgith movies
thewin it al for nothing chear leading movies
mihceal with john travolt that movie was horrible it didn't havegood story to .
ameica pie movies
blot
finding nemo
mean girls
dumb and dumber
son of the mask
babay genuine
enought
shorts
spy kids
raceing strips
snow buddiesseries
the mratix i liked the squeals
lordo f the rigns just couldn't get into them
kill bill voume 1 and 2
jakice chan older that foreign or were you cant tell what hes saying.
forgien kungfu flims
mostly love storys or horro movies their all the same
10,00 bc
doge ball

one hadnt seen look stupid
Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
new years eve
valentines day

[jonnyhiboy!]

Originally Posted by F1rst

Twilight works because Kristen Stewart despite what her acting critics say is very Likable. I think so atleast. The last one was just horrible though.

My problem with Kristen Stewart is that I think she is too normal to be an actress. She has the same expressionless face for every film and always seems to play the same character no matter what genre the film.

[F1rst]

Originally Posted by jonnyhiboy!

My problem with Kristen Stewart is that I think she is too normal to be an actress. She has the same expressionless face for every film and always seems to play the same character no matter what genre the film.

I do agree to a degree. But she is still capable of making you care IMO. Just needs to build her confidence. I think she has the emotional intelligence to start varying her roles.

I thought she showed that in Welcome to the Riley's. The potential is there. until then, I'm not "bothered" by her acting.

She needs a good director to push her IMO.

[jonnyhiboy!]

Originally Posted by F1rst

I do agree to a degree. But she is still capable of making you care IMO. Just needs to build her confidence. I think she has the emotional intelligence to start varying her roles.

I thought she showed that in Welcome to the Riley's. The potential is there. until then, I'm not "bothered" by her acting.

She needs a good director to push her IMO.

Yes I agree with that 100% and i have that movie waiting to rent. Some actors or actresses seem to be good when given the right material to work with. I'd say Mark Waelberg is a prime example.

[F1rst]

Originally Posted by jonnyhiboy!

Yes I agree with that 100% and i have that movie waiting to rent. Some actors or actresses seem to be good when given the right material to work with. I'd say Mark Waelberg is a prime example.

It's decent a film. Also would you say that decent material could also imply more independent projects? I would say this is something that creates a better atmosphere for younger actors learning the craft.