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An error has ocurred. Please try againI've seen thousands of movies and this list of worst actors is not some random list of names. However, there is no specific order to this list. If you cannot discern opinion from fact then don't post any comments. Just because you don't agree with something doesn't mean you have to cry and complain. Remember that quality is more important than quantity.
It's also important to note that some of the actors on this list have the ability and potential to become well acclaimed. However, their body of work determines their credibility as actors. Excelling in one dramatic film role and then regressing to several mediocre films ultimately discredits you as an actor. With the advent of CGI into film, acting has become debased as special effects has replaced plot, character development, and dialogue altogether. New generations are raised as drones, told what to like and what to purchase by mass media.
I've created a similar list for Worst Actresses Alive. Here is the link:
http://www.imdb.com/list/KYgKJXvpHTY
I've seen thousands of movies and this list of worst actresses is not some random list of names. However, there is no specific order to this list. If you cannot discern opinion from fact then don't post any comments. Just because you don't agree with something doesn't mean you have to cry and complain. Remember that quality is more important than quantity.
It's also important to note that some of the actresses on this list have the ability and potential to become well acclaimed. However, their body of work determines their credibility as actresses. Excelling in one dramatic film role and then regressing to several mediocre films ultimately discredits you as an actress. With the advent of CGI into film, acting has become debased as special effects has replaced plot, character development, and dialogue altogether. New generations are raised as drones, told what to like and what to purchase by mass media.
I've created a similar list for Worst Actors Alive. Here is the link:
http://www.imdb.com/list/Ne8MbZ9W_Bc
Many of the actors and actresses in tv and film are spawned from this culture. Society as a result is celebrity obssessed as well as a deep rooted fascination with apperance and image. So what we have is an entertainment industry designed to opiate the masses with all our superficial desires. The film studios act as the funding to keep the train going along, pumping out blockbuster after blockbuster with budgets closing in on half a billion. Each movie is designed as a product to target every demographic and is carefully analyzed through focus groups to maximize viewer audiences. The people who go to see these movies multiple times are in affect now hooked onto their product. Now with a society that encourages these types of movies also praises the pretty and handsome actors/actresses that are apart of the casts. Normally you will have a few character actors and one or two people that are trending in entertainment and that consists of the cast. Since it's become so affordable to make a movie with a digital camera, many of these movie viewers now, after becoming megalomaniacs, will follow a similar formula as the film studios and will try to capitalize on whatever is currently trending in hollywood. For instance, many new directors are taking advantage of the hollywood goldmine of doing remakes, sequels, prequels, reboots, and even collaberations with other movies. As if adaptations from comic books and video games wasn't enough already, they will combine them and make sequels now. So now we have an entertainment industry which has helped create this disgrace that we call 'cinema' and the mentally-ill, obsessive fans who adore celebrities alive or dead.
Among these actors and actresses a common characteristic holds true. They walk around with a false sense of accomplishment when in reality they have helped perpotrate our society to praise gluttony and excess, creating a mass nation of drugged zombies. They indoctrinate the youth to believe the notion that you don't need to have any talent or skill to succeed. But rather, being pretty and being fashionable and trendy compensates for any supposed lack of talent. They also imply that art and substance are meaningless. With all these amateur supposed filmakers making all this cheap rubbish, often even shooting in a few weeks at a time, actors and actresses can now pump out dozens of films a year for their braindead audiences to twitter about. The term exclusive does not exist anymore hardly in film nor in society. Art has become a mass produced item that our drone society can watch and tweet about at the click of a mouse or a phone. We need to have a massive cleansing of our country before it is truely hell on earth. Ignorance is contagious but unfortunately not very fatal.
Should also note, most of my lists are a work in progress. So any names whom you feel were omitted likely were not done intentionally.
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The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman (2013)
Excellent dynamic film which never falls flat.
As a fan of Mads Mikkelsen for quite some time, I was very interested in seeing this film. He was excellent as was Shia LaBeouf. Mads truly dedicates himself to every character he plays. From 'Tonny' in the Pusher trilogy, the villain in Casino Royale, or his Oscar worthy performance in Jagten (The Hunt). Jagten is quietly the best film of 2013. LaBeouf has come a long way from his less than humble beginnings. He impressed me however with his role in Lawless, I feel he played that character perfectly and left nothing behind. Shia was quite dedicated to the title role in this film, Charlie Countryman, and did not settle for playing the common generic Channing Tatum leading mean. He was able to show nice range and seemed to even improvise in some scenes. He clearly has a tragic comedic presence to him which he uses well. The dark dramatic tone of the film is complemented well by it with its subtle use of comedic undertones.
I generally dislike American actors who attempt to portray foreign accents and foreign characters, such was the case here with Evan Rachel Wood. Overall she did a decent job though she seemed to focus more on her accent and her appearance as a Romanian rather than her character. The soundtrack was quite good and complemented film perfectly, especially the track during the outstanding chase scene towards the end. The film is certainly not a genre film by any means, and this is a good thing. This is most likely why the not so bright people didn't really understand or appreciate it, as they probably were expecting Transformers 15. Sad truth is that majority of Americans are quite dumb and lack intellect, they need to have things explained in a way so that they don't have to think or understand anything beyond a medial level.
Charlie Countryman at its heart is a dark dramatic love story with comedic undertones, which if were the opposite then would not have worked. I would not call this film a comedy, nor is it an 'action movie'. The director did quite a good job maintaining the tone of the film throughout, never falling flat or losing focus. Overall has a nice supporting cast which even though some characters were in few scenes, were used quite well regardless. Vincent D'Onofrio was only in it very briefly along with Melissa Leo, though Leo's character was pivotal in her few scenes towards the maturation of Shia's character arc. Overall I'd say this is an excellent film and worthy of multiple viewings. Ultimately it transcends any labels or any single genre, thus the mindless drone population will not care for it.
8/10
Pusher (2012)
Unnecessary 'Remake'
I have to say this 'remake' was incredibly disappointing. well to say that i was expecting much is not quite accurate, in fact, i was expecting not very much. however, what i saw with this film was utter mediocrity by this director with poorly directed scenes which if properly produced would not have made the final cut. overall it's an amateur production of this cult film remake. around the halfway point it did in fact start to pick up its pace and there were some memorable scenes. overall though i have to say most scenes were unmemorable. the cliché British techno/house score did not help matters. a big plus was seeing the actor who portrays Milo in this film, as he starred in 2 of the original pusher films by refn. he actually made the film enjoyable to watch at times by his performance. ultimately, Refn had far less of a budget to make his pusher film compared to the budget Luis Prieto had to work with. So to create such a lackluster effort all around by Prieto and the crew is quite a disappointment. Refn had stated early on he did not want to interfere with this remake, though I think he should have considering it does reflect on him somewhat, albeit indirectly.
5.5/10