regardless of whether or not the movie was any good

some of my favs

Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday (Tombstone)
Lou Gossett as the boot camp leader (Officer and a Gentleman)
Sean Connery (Untouchables)
Bill Murray (Where the Buffalo Roam)
Jamie Foxx (Ray)

Samuel L. Jackson/Jules Winfield - Pulp Fiction

Arnold Schwarzeneggar/The Terminator - T2: Judgement Day

Wesley Snipes/Blade - Blade

Mel Gibson/William Wallace - Braveheart

tom hanks (as forrest gump)

denzel washington (sgt. alonzo harris of training day)

anthony hopkins (as hannibal lecter) - got to be the best performance of an actor

Marlon Brando - Gofather (Im gonna make him an offer he cant refuse in his raspy voice)

Al Pacino - Scarface (You need people like me)

Rober Deniro - Taxi Driver (You lookin at me?)

Mel Gibson - Scarface (For Freedom!!!!!)

Keanu Reeves - Matrix (whoa..)

thats all i can think of right now.

and of course steve-o and co. in jackass

Cherrie Gil in Bituing walang Ningning(A Non Sparkling Star) when she delvered this dialogue " You are nothing but a second rate trying hard copy cat" :D
Sorry folks if you have no idea who they are...hehehe...

Rocko in boondock Saints. Jamie Fox in ray and Will Smith in Ali.
Linda blair in the exorsist II.

mel gibson for braveheart
de niro for deer hunter
de niro for awakening
dustin hoffman for rainman
tom cruise for born on the 4th of july
tom hanks for philadelphia

val kilmer as doc holliday - tombstone
johnny depp as dr. raoul duke - fear and loathing in las vegas
al pacino as tony montana - scarface
woody harrelson as mickey knox - natural born killers
Edward Norton as Derek Vinyard - american history x

I'll answer this with the same overkill I do most movie questions on this board...

FAVORITE MALE PERFORMANCES OF ALL TIME

Allen, Woody – Annie Hall, 1977
Bacon, Kevin – Murder in the First, 1995
Baldwin, Alec – Glengarry Glen Ross, 1992
Beatty, Warren – Bonnie and Clyde, 1967
Brando, Marlon – On The Waterfront, 1954
Brando, Marlon – A Streetcar Named Desire, 1951
Broderick, Matthew - Ferris Bueller's Day Off, 1986
Cage, Nicolas – Leaving Las Vegas, 1995
Carney, Art – Harry and Tonto, 1974
Chan, Jackie – Drunken Master, 1978
Chaplin, Charlie - City Lights, 1931
Chaplin, Charlie – The Gold Rush, 1925
Chaplin, Charlie - The Great Dictator, 1940
Chaplin, Charlie - The Kid, 1921
Chaplin, Charlie - Modern Times, 1936
Cooper, Chris - Seabiscuit, 2003
Crowe, Russell - A Beautiful Mind, 2001
Day-Lewis, Daniel - My Left Foot, 1989
Dean, James - Rebel Without a Cause, 1955
DeNiro, Robert – Awakenings, 1990
DeNiro, Robert - Heat, 1995
DeNiro, Robert - Raging Bull, 1980
DeNiro, Robert – Taxi Driver, 1976
Fonda, Henry – 12 Angry Men, 1957
Gable, Clark - It Happened One Night, 1934
Grant, Hugh – Four Weddings and a Funeral, 1994
Gyllenhaal, Jake - Donnie Darko, 2001
Hawke, Ethan – Training Day, 2001
Heston, Charlton – Planet of the Apes, 1968
Hoffman, Dustin – The Graduate, 1967
Hoffman, Dustin – Rain Man, 1988
Holden, William – Network, 1976
Hulce, Tom – Dominick and Eugene, 1988
Irons, Jeremy – Damage, 1992
Irons, Jeremy – Lolita, 1997
Jackson, Samuel L. – Pulp Fiction, 1994
Keitel, Harvey – Bad Lieutenant, 1992
Kennedy, George - Cool Hand Luke, 1967
Lemmon, Jack – The Apartment, 1960
Lloyd, Harold - For Heaven's Sake, 1926
Lloyd, Harold - Grandma's Boy, 1922
Lloyd, Harold - Safety Last!, 1923
Molina, Alfred - Frida, 2002
Murphy, Eddie – The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps, 2000
Murray, Bill – Lost in Translation, 2003
Newman, Paul - Cool Hand Luke, 1967
Nicholson, Jack - Chinatown, 1974
Nicholson, Jack – One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, 1975
Nicholson, Jack – Terms of Endearment, 1983
Norton, Edward – American History X, 1998
Norton, Edward – Primal Fear, 1996
Osmont, Haley Joel – The Sixth Sense, 1998
Pacino, Al – The Godfather Part II, 1974
Pacino, Al – Scarface, 1983
Peck, Gregory – To Kill A Mockingbird, 1962
Penn, Sean – Dead Man Walking, 1995
Pesci, Joe – Goodfellas, 1990
Pesci, Joe - My Cousin Vinny, 1992
Sellers, Peter – A Shot in the Dark, 1964
Stewart, Jimmy – It’s A Wonderful Life, 1946
Thornton, Billy Bob – Monster’s Ball, 2001
Thornton, Billy Bob – Sling Blade, 1996
Travolta, John – Saturday Night Fever, 1977

FAVORITE FEMALE PERFORMANCES OF ALL TIME

Andrews, Julie – Mary Poppins, 1964
Berry, Halle – Monster’s Ball, 2001
Blethyn, Brenda – Secrets & Lies, 1996
Burstyn, Ellen – Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, 1974
Burstyn, Ellen – Requiem for a Dream, 2000
Colbert, Claudette - It Happened One Night, 1934
Curtis, Jamie Lee - A Fish Called Wanda, 1988
Davis, Bette – All About Eve, 1950
Dee, Ruby - A Raisin in the Sun, 1961
Dunaway, Faye – Network, 1976
Farrow, Mia – Rosemary’s Baby, 1968
Fiorentino, Linda – The Last Seduction, 1994
Fletcher, Louise – One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, 1975
Griffith, Melanie – Working Girl, 1988
Gyllenhaal, Maggie – Secretary, 2002
Hepburn, Audrey – Breakfast at Tiffany’s, 1961
Hunter, Holly – The Piano, 1993
Johansson, Scarlett – Lost in Translation, 2003
Keaton, Diane – Annie Hall, 1977
Keaton, Diane – Looking for Mr. Goodbar, 1977
Leigh, Vivien – A Streetcar Named Desire, 1951
Linney, Laura – You Can Count on Me, 2000
Maclaine, Shirley – Irma La Douce, 1963
Maclaine, Shirley - Some Came Running, 1958
Maclaine, Shirley – Terms of Endearment, 1983
Matarazzo, Heather – Welcome to the Dollhouse, 1995
Matlin, Marlee – Children of a Lesser God, 1986
Minnelli, Liza – Cabaret, 1972
Mira, Brigitte - Ali: Fear Eats the Soul, 1974
Moreno, Rita – West Side Story, 1961
Ringwald, Molly – Pretty in Pink, 1986
Rossellini, Isabella – Blue Velvet, 1986
Ryan, Meg – When Harry Met Sally, 1989
Sarandon, Susan – Dead Man Walking, 1995
Shue, Elizabeth – Leaving Las Vegas, 1995
Simmons, Jean – Guys and Dolls, 1955
Streep, Meryl – The Bridges of Madison County, 1995
Streep, Meryl – The Deer Hunter, 1978
Streep, Meryl – Sophie’s Choice, 1982
Swank, Hillary – Boys Don’t Cry, 1999
Theron, Charlize – Monster, 2003
Thurman, Uma - Kill Bill: Vol. 2, 2004
Tomei, Marisa – My Cousin Vinny, 1992
Verdu, Maribel – Y Tu Mama Tambien, 2001
Watson, Emily – Breaking the Waves, 1996
Wiest, Dianne – Hannah and Her Sisters, 1986
Winger, Debra- An Officer and a Gentleman, 1982
Winger, Debra – Terms of Endearment, 1983
Winslet, Kate – Heavenly Creatures, 1994
Wood, Natalie – Rebel Without a Cause, 1955
Wood, Natalie – Splendor in the Grass, 1961
Wood, Natalie – West Side Story, 1961
Woodward, Joanne – The Three Faces of Eve, 1957

I'll answer this with the same overkill I do most movie questions on this board...

FAVORITE MALE PERFORMANCES OF ALL TIME

Allen, Woody – Annie Hall, 1977
Bacon, Kevin – Murder in the First, 1995
Baldwin, Alec – Glengarry Glen Ross, 1992
Beatty, Warren – Bonnie and Clyde, 1967
Brando, Marlon – On The Waterfront, 1954
Brando, Marlon – A Streetcar Named Desire, 1951
Broderick, Matthew - Ferris Bueller's Day Off, 1986
Cage, Nicolas – Leaving Las Vegas, 1995
Carney, Art – Harry and Tonto, 1974
Chan, Jackie – Drunken Master, 1978
Chaplin, Charlie - City Lights, 1931
Chaplin, Charlie – The Gold Rush, 1925
Chaplin, Charlie - The Great Dictator, 1940
Chaplin, Charlie - The Kid, 1921
Chaplin, Charlie - Modern Times, 1936
Cooper, Chris - Seabiscuit, 2003
Crowe, Russell - A Beautiful Mind, 2001
Day-Lewis, Daniel - My Left Foot, 1989
Dean, James - Rebel Without a Cause, 1955
DeNiro, Robert – Awakenings, 1990
DeNiro, Robert - Heat, 1995
DeNiro, Robert - Raging Bull, 1980
DeNiro, Robert – Taxi Driver, 1976
Fonda, Henry – 12 Angry Men, 1957
Gable, Clark - It Happened One Night, 1934
Grant, Hugh – Four Weddings and a Funeral, 1994
Gyllenhaal, Jake - Donnie Darko, 2001
Hawke, Ethan – Training Day, 2001
Heston, Charlton – Planet of the Apes, 1968
Hoffman, Dustin – The Graduate, 1967
Hoffman, Dustin – Rain Man, 1988
Holden, William – Network, 1976
Hulce, Tom – Dominick and Eugene, 1988
Irons, Jeremy – Damage, 1992
Irons, Jeremy – Lolita, 1997
Jackson, Samuel L. – Pulp Fiction, 1994
Keitel, Harvey – Bad Lieutenant, 1992
Kennedy, George - Cool Hand Luke, 1967
Lemmon, Jack – The Apartment, 1960
Lloyd, Harold - For Heaven's Sake, 1926
Lloyd, Harold - Grandma's Boy, 1922
Lloyd, Harold - Safety Last!, 1923
Molina, Alfred - Frida, 2002
Murphy, Eddie – The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps, 2000
Murray, Bill – Lost in Translation, 2003
Newman, Paul - Cool Hand Luke, 1967
Nicholson, Jack - Chinatown, 1974
Nicholson, Jack – One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, 1975
Nicholson, Jack – Terms of Endearment, 1983
Norton, Edward – American History X, 1998
Norton, Edward – Primal Fear, 1996
Osmont, Haley Joel – The Sixth Sense, 1998
Pacino, Al – The Godfather Part II, 1974
Pacino, Al – Scarface, 1983
Peck, Gregory – To Kill A Mockingbird, 1962
Penn, Sean – Dead Man Walking, 1995
Pesci, Joe – Goodfellas, 1990
Pesci, Joe - My Cousin Vinny, 1992
Sellers, Peter – A Shot in the Dark, 1964
Stewart, Jimmy – It’s A Wonderful Life, 1946
Thornton, Billy Bob – Monster’s Ball, 2001
Thornton, Billy Bob – Sling Blade, 1996
Travolta, John – Saturday Night Fever, 1977

FAVORITE FEMALE PERFORMANCES OF ALL TIME

Andrews, Julie – Mary Poppins, 1964
Berry, Halle – Monster’s Ball, 2001
Blethyn, Brenda – Secrets & Lies, 1996
Burstyn, Ellen – Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, 1974
Burstyn, Ellen – Requiem for a Dream, 2000
Colbert, Claudette - It Happened One Night, 1934
Curtis, Jamie Lee - A Fish Called Wanda, 1988
Davis, Bette – All About Eve, 1950
Dee, Ruby - A Raisin in the Sun, 1961
Dunaway, Faye – Network, 1976
Farrow, Mia – Rosemary’s Baby, 1968
Fiorentino, Linda – The Last Seduction, 1994
Fletcher, Louise – One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, 1975
Griffith, Melanie – Working Girl, 1988
Gyllenhaal, Maggie – Secretary, 2002
Hepburn, Audrey – Breakfast at Tiffany’s, 1961
Hunter, Holly – The Piano, 1993
Johansson, Scarlett – Lost in Translation, 2003
Keaton, Diane – Annie Hall, 1977
Keaton, Diane – Looking for Mr. Goodbar, 1977
Leigh, Vivien – A Streetcar Named Desire, 1951
Linney, Laura – You Can Count on Me, 2000
Maclaine, Shirley – Irma La Douce, 1963
Maclaine, Shirley - Some Came Running, 1958
Maclaine, Shirley – Terms of Endearment, 1983
Matarazzo, Heather – Welcome to the Dollhouse, 1995
Matlin, Marlee – Children of a Lesser God, 1986
Minnelli, Liza – Cabaret, 1972
Mira, Brigitte - Ali: Fear Eats the Soul, 1974
Moreno, Rita – West Side Story, 1961
Ringwald, Molly – Pretty in Pink, 1986
Rossellini, Isabella – Blue Velvet, 1986
Ryan, Meg – When Harry Met Sally, 1989
Sarandon, Susan – Dead Man Walking, 1995
Shue, Elizabeth – Leaving Las Vegas, 1995
Simmons, Jean – Guys and Dolls, 1955
Streep, Meryl – The Bridges of Madison County, 1995
Streep, Meryl – The Deer Hunter, 1978
Streep, Meryl – Sophie’s Choice, 1982
Swank, Hillary – Boys Don’t Cry, 1999
Theron, Charlize – Monster, 2003
Thurman, Uma - Kill Bill: Vol. 2, 2004
Tomei, Marisa – My Cousin Vinny, 1992
Verdu, Maribel – Y Tu Mama Tambien, 2001
Watson, Emily – Breaking the Waves, 1996
Wiest, Dianne – Hannah and Her Sisters, 1986
Winger, Debra- An Officer and a Gentleman, 1982
Winger, Debra – Terms of Endearment, 1983
Winslet, Kate – Heavenly Creatures, 1994
Wood, Natalie – Rebel Without a Cause, 1955
Wood, Natalie – Splendor in the Grass, 1961
Wood, Natalie – West Side Story, 1961
Woodward, Joanne – The Three Faces of Eve, 1957


how could I forget the best 10 minutes in movie history :cool:


"Coffee is for closers!"

how could I forget the best 10 minutes in movie history :cool:




"Coffee is for closers!"

You want to know what it takes to sell real estate? It takes BRASS BALLS to sell real estate.

Denzel Washington - Malcolm X

There are action series (not the comic variety) that I eagerly wait for the next installments. Some of them, pity, are no longer running.

1. Dirty Harry (Clint Eastwood)
2. Die Hard (Bruce Willis)
3. Lethal Weapon (Mel Gibson)
4. Rocky (STallone)
5. James Bond (anybody!)
6. Dr. Ryan in John Grisham's series (Harrison Ford was the best, but Ben Afflec and Alec Baldwin were good too)
7. Robert Ludlum's Bourne series (Matt Damon)

I also used to like Steven Seagal (Under Seige), until he paired off with those rappers and his career became Half Past Dead!

Bruce Willis-The Last Boyscout
Val Kilmer-Tombstone
Robert Deniro-Heat
Samuel Jackson-Pulp Fiction
Kevin Spacey- The Usual Suspects
Edward Norton -American History X
Patrick-Point Break

Johnny depp in fear and loathing. R.I.P Hunter S. Thompson.

My top 2

Val Kilmer- Doc Holiday(It just doesn't get any cooler than this)
Micheal Madsen- Mr Blonde(Again just cool)

also

Diane Lane-unfaithful(Dont know the name of her charecter and I cant say I really paid any attention to what she was saying either)

Johnny Depp as Raul Duke un****ingbelievable!

Jack Nicholson in Terms of Endearment-Garret was tight!

Leo Dicaprio in Whats Eating Gilbert Grape...man I swore Leo was a real retard-maybe the best performance I have ever seen!

John Goodman-Walter Socheck-Big Lebowski...best Goodman has ever been.

Booger from Revenge of the Nerds...I forget his name but Booger is king!!!

pacino-carlitos way
joe pesci- goodfellas
tupac - juice

Doc Holiday - Val
Lamar - revenge of the nerds
John McCain - die hard
Sam Jackson - Pulp Fiction

I see you guys know your freakin' movies! Lots of good ones. Heres some of my favorites

Val Kilmer Tombstone.
Clint Eastwood Dirty Harry
Johnny Depp Fear and Loathing
Johnny Depp Pirates of the caribbean
Robert Carlyle trainspotting
Samuel Jackson pulp fiction
Harvey Keitel bad lieutenant

Kevin Spacey - Swimming with Sharks

Al Pacino- Scarface
Joe Pesci- Good Fellas
Tom Hanks- The Green Mile
Sylvester Stallone- Rocky
Robert Deniro- The Raging Bull

agree on

all execpt joe pesci ( dont like him).

I think daniel day lewis did a exellent job as bill the butcher

Donald Pleasance- Halloween
Kurt Russell-Escape From New York

Kurt Russel In: Escape from New York, Dark Blue, Big Trouble in Little China and Tombstone. All these are great!

Kurt Russel In: Escape from New York, Dark Blue, Big Trouble in Little China and Tombstone. All these are great!


don't forget ...Used Cars ;)

don't forget ...Used Cars ;)
Jesus Christ yes! I cant believe I forgot that. :D

A couple recent ones.....

David Carradine as Bill in Kill Bill 2
Natalie Portman in Garden State
George Clooney in Ocean's 11


normally I would be all over this.....I just can't think right now....

Gary Oldman, in "True Romance".....he played "Drexel", the dreadlocked, drug dealing scumbag with a huge racial identity crisis.

DeNiro, in "This Boy's Life"
Ralph Fiennes, in "Schindler's List"
Sean Penn, in both "Mystic River" & "Bad Boys" (not the Bad Boys with Will Smith & Martin Lawrence !)

Okay, my brain is functioning much better now.

Gary Oldman as Dracula
Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs
Nicholas Cage as Castor Troy in Face Off
Bruce Willis as Butch in Pulp Fiction

The original "Bad Boys" with Sean Penn was excellent.

So was "The Warriors"

2 classics you don't hear a lot about anymore.

"Warriors......COME OUT AND PLAY-AY!"

A great Character in the Warriors, as briefly as he was in it was Cyrus.

"CAAAAAAN YOOOOOOUUUU DIIIIIIG IIIIIIIT?"

Here are some old classics that are often forgotten:

Judy Garland as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz
James Dean as Jim Stark in Rebel Without a Cause
Marilyn Monroe as Sugar Kane in Some Like It Hot
Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates in Psycho
Orson Welles as Charles Foster Kane in Citizen Kane
Humphrey Bogart as Rick in Casablanca
Sean Connery as James Bond in From Russia With Love
Peter Sellers as Inspector Jacques Clouseau in The Pink Panther

Also loved:

Malcolm McDowell as Alex in A Clockwork Orange
Woody Allen as Isaac Davis in Manhattan
Laurence Fishburne as Furious Styles in Boyz 'N the Hood
Dustin Hoffman as Benjamin Braddock in The Graduate
Robert Downy Jr as Charlie Chaplin in Chaplin
Guy Pearce as Leonard Shelby in Memento
Edward Norton in Fight Club


Lots of others I love have already been named.

A great Character in the Warriors, as briefly as he was in it was Cyrus.

"CAAAAAAN YOOOOOOUUUU DIIIIIIG IIIIIIIT?"

Hell yeah. I think I might just rent that flick for old time sake. :D

****, I almost forgot one of my alltime favorite performances from one of my alltime favorite movies:

Martin Landau as Judah Rosenthal in Crimes and Misdemeanors

This movie is as good as it gets. It's a little intellectual, so if you are a total dumbass don't bother. But for the rest of you I would highly recommend it.

Jamie lee curtis in Halloween.

Alan Rickman as "Hans Gruber".....in Die Hard.
One of the best movie villians I can think of....

"Warriors......COME OUT AND PLAY-AY!"

"Do you know what happens when you mess with the Orphans?"

Jay and Silent Bob...Clerks

Dennis Hopper in Blue Velvet. see advatar.

Jay and Silent Bob...Clerks

Actually the character from Clerks who left the biggest impression on me was Randall.

He made me laugh twice as much as Jay and Silent Bob combined.

Olaf was pretty cool too.
"My love for you like Berserrrrkerrrrr!
Would you like to making ****, Berserrrrkerrrr!
Would you like to suck my ****, Berserrrkerrrr!"

Dante Hicks: You ever notice how all the prices end in nine? Damn, that's eerie.
Randal Graves: [reading a magazine] Have you ever wondered how much the average jizz-mopper makes per hour?
Dante Hicks: What's a jizz-mopper?
Randal Graves: He's the guy that cleans up the nudie booth after each guy jerks off.
Dante Hicks: Nudie booth?
Randal Graves: Yeah, nudie booth. You've never been in a nudie booth?
Dante Hicks: I guess not.
Randal Graves: Oh, it's great. There's this glass between you and these chicks, and they put on a show for you for like 10 bucks.
Dante Hicks: What kinda show?
[Customer walks up to counter with a bottle of glass cleaner and a roll of paper towels]
Randal Graves: They do the weirdest, craziest **** you like to see chicks do. They insert things into any opening on their body - ANY opening.
Dante Hicks: Could we not talk about this right now?
Randal Graves: The jizz-mopper's job is to clean off the glass after each guy shoots a load. I don't know if you noticed, but cum leaves streaks if you don't clean it right away.
Offended Customer: I will never come to this place again!
Dante Hicks: I'm sorry?
Offended Customer: Using filthy language in front of the customers, you both should be fired!
Dante Hicks: I'm sorry, I guess we got carried away.
Offended Customer: I don't know if sorry could make up for it, you've highly offended me.
Randal Graves: Well if you thinks that's offensive, check this out!
[Shows him graphic picture from **** mag]
Randal Graves: I think you can see her kidneys!

(IMDB.com)

Actually the character from Clerks who left the biggest impression on me was Randall.

He made me laugh twice as much as Jay and Silent Bob combined.

Olaf was pretty cool too.
"My love for you like Berserrrrkerrrrr!
Would you like to making ****, Berserrrrkerrrr!
Would you like to suck my ****, Berserrrkerrrr!"

:D :D Berserker...funny ****

Here's a few

1. ? Grossberger ? don't know the actors name ................. in Stir Crazy
2. Rudger Hauer ....... in The Hitcher
3. Jim Carry .......... in Ace Ventura P.D.
4. Vin Diesel .......... in Knockaround Guys (particularly the explanation of a tough guy, 500 fight scene)
5. Bill Murray ..... in What about BOB (one of my alltime favorites)
6. Russel Crow ......... in Gladiator

Jeff Bridges/The Dude - The Big Lebowski
John Goodman/Walter Sobchak - The Big Lebowski
John Tuturro/Jesus - The Big Lebowski


Julius Carry/Sho'Nuff - The Last Dragon

Mark Wahlberg/Dirk Diggler - Boogie Nights
John C. Reilly/Chest Rockwell - Boogie Nights


Morgan Freeman/Hoke - Driving Miss Daisy

George Clooney as Ulysseus Everett in 'O Brother Where Art Though'
Kam Kang as The Master of The Flying Guillotine in 'Master of the Flying Guillotine'

Al Pacino - The Godfather (all of them) and Scarface
Robert De niro- Casino, Goodfellas
Gumber Pyle, Private Joker, and The Gunnery Sargent - Full Metal Jacket
Marlon Brando- The Godfather (ill make him an offer he cant refuse) come on!!!!!
Brad Pitt- Teh Fight Club and Snatch

Oldgingo nailed it with the Lebowski cast. Every character is funnier than ****.

Daniel Radcliffe, Harry Potter (all 3)
Matthew Lillard, Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
Ja Rule, Scary Movie 3
Malcolm in the Middle, Agent Cody Banks

Daniel Radcliffe, Harry Potter (all 3)
Matthew Lillard, Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
Ja Rule, Scary Movie 3
Malcolm in the Middle, Agent Cody Banks

your killing me :D

Oldgingo nailed it with the Lebowski cast. Every character is funnier than ****.


The sad thing is...I didn't even list characters like Donny...who was just classic. "I am the Walrus."


I knew you'd like that shout out to Julius Carry...."WHOS THE MASTER?" "SHO NUFF!!!" :D

The Mystery Man in Lost Highway.

"Its been a pleasure talking to you"

The sad thing is...I didn't even list characters like Donny...who was just classic. "I am the Walrus."


I knew you'd like that shout out to Julius Carry...."WHOS THE MASTER?" "SHO NUFF!!!" :D

"Yeeeaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!!"
"Bruce Leroy??!!!??"

Russell Crowe - Gladiator
Russell Crowe - Beautiful Mind
Al Pacino - Scarface

Jean Reno in the professional
Joe Pesci in Goodfellas
Chow Yun Fat in hard boiled
Woody Harrelson in People V.S. Larry Flint
Benicio Del Toro and Johnny Depp in fear and loathing...

Jean Reno in the professional
Joe Pesci in Goodfellas
Chow Yun Fat in hard boiled
Woody Harrelson in People V.S. Larry Flint
Benicio Del Toro and Johnny Depp in fear and loathing...

Chow Yun Fat was great until he came to the US. I thought that Tony Leung stole the show in Hard Boiled though.

Ash Ketchum- pokemon...j/k
umm...
ShaQ- STEEL(so cheesy but its entertaining)
Demi Moore-striptease(ahhh...nudity)

Chow Yun Fat is the asian Clint Eastwood. The guy is awesome! I loved The Killer and A better Tomorrow. Ive got the Corruptor on dvd, good flick.

Im going to have to go with:

Deniro- DeerHunter
Al Pacino- ScarFace
Samuel L Jackson- Coach Carter

Jack Crabb - Dustin Hoffman in Little Big Man ( like watching myself on screen )
Frank - James Caan in Thief
Carlito - Al Pacino in Carlito's Way
Gail - penelope ann miller also in Carlito's Way ( reminds me of a girlfriend i had )
daddy whitehouse - james coburn in affliction
Wade whitehouse - Nick Nolte in Affliction