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Post by Melisandrinoff on Sept 12, 2004 6:16:46 GMT -5
You can post about any films you like in here...I saw the Terminal yesterday, and really enjoyed it. I thought it was funny, and also emotive at times...Tom Hanks was brilliant in what must have been a challenging role for him, playing a krakosvian (or however you spell it  ) but he was totally believable. However, my mom didn't much like the film - she thought the plot was not believable (even though it's based on a true story  ) Anybody else see it and have any comments? |
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Post by Sinstar The Sorceress on Sept 12, 2004 16:15:28 GMT -5
Fraid I haven't seen that film....yet but I will. Tom Hanks is a fantastic actor especially in Philadelphia and The Green Mile.
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Post by Melisandrinoff on Sept 12, 2004 16:18:47 GMT -5
I haven't seen either of those films...but I agree he's a brilliant actor. I've seen him in Sleepless In Seattle (such a lovely film), You've Got Mail, and Castaway.
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Post by Sinstar The Sorceress on Sept 12, 2004 16:23:43 GMT -5
I've seen all of those films and agree they are brilliant pieces of work.
John Travolta is another good actor as well as Nicolas Cage. I also think Van Diesel is a great actor and great looking as well.
*Drools*
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Post by Melisandrinoff on Sept 13, 2004 5:45:19 GMT -5
Ah yes, old Vin Diesel does indeed groove John Travolta is great...I've never really liked Nicolas Cage though, not sure why... Johnny Depp is fantastic...mm-mmm...one of my favourite actors, purely because of his acting abilities you understand... Richard Chamberlain is another fave of mine...he's brilliant in ThornBirds and Slipper and the Rose...if you've never seen that film, you should, it's very cool |
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Post by Sinstar The Sorceress on Sept 13, 2004 6:06:50 GMT -5
Johnny Depp of course...purely acting abilities only...indeed. I understand completely ;D Just to change the subject back to films. *Realises the subject kind of drifted away from films to well men.... * I watched the film Porridge the other day. A old film I know but a classic and I love the actor who plays Lennie Godber or his looks anyway. |
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Post by Semtex Jack on Oct 26, 2004 20:18:28 GMT -5
Just to add my useless info here. Godber was played by Richard Beckinsale who sadly passed away in 1979 aged just 31 from a heart attack.
His daughter, Samatha, appeared in London's Burning in the late 80's as well as a stint on Corrie and the programme Duck Patrol (Starring Richard Wilson)
There. Useless info over!
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) but he was totally believable. However, my mom didn't much like the film - she thought the plot was not believable (even though it's based on a true story 
) Anybody else see it and have any comments?
