And that, kids, is why sniffing poppers is bad for you.
The Nerd is strong with this one.
Aw. And here I thought we were going to see a clip from
The Iron Giant.
Or Groot.
He does seem to do his best work when he has little to no dialogue.
Quote from: mirth on February 02, 2016, 01:35:38 PM
He does seem to do his best work when he has little to no dialogue.
So true!
"How do you get eyes like that"? " You got to kill a few people".
My brother says Vin's best role is in Boiler Room, a comedy drama early in his career about marketing penny stocks.
Quote from: JasonPratt on February 08, 2016, 02:36:09 PM
My brother says Vin's best role is in Boiler Room, a comedy drama early in his career about marketing penny stocks.
More drama than comedy and he wasn't in it a whole lot from what I recall. I believe it was supposed to be a break out movie for Giovanni Ribisi (much like F@F was supposed to be a breakout role for Paul Walker)
Don't understand the hate for Vin, everything I've heard he's a pretty stand-up guy plus it doesn't hurt that he's an ubergeek (I believe he still has a long running D&D game going on)
Quote from: jamus34 on February 15, 2016, 01:24:50 PM
Don't understand the hate for Vin, everything I've heard he's a pretty stand-up guy plus it doesn't hurt that he's an ubergeek (I believe he still has a long running D&D game going on)
Yeah, he seems like a decent guy who happens to be a part-time nerd.
I don't think he has a very wide "range" as an actor, but that can be said for many of them. They tend to get type casted into some mediocre-to-bad movies with poorly written lines. I think that's why actors such as Vin and Ryan Reynolds catch so much criticism; the crappy movies they're in, more than any single other reason.
I actually enjoyed the first two
Pitch Black movies. Even the second one, for the interesting setting content - the one with the Necro-whatevers. But many of his character's lines were just written so terribly. Luckily they weren't very long.