Brandon Rice
Distributed Producer
Another 90's movie I'd never seen... watched it tonight... really good film! Nicolas Cage was REALLY GOOD in this movie... I cried in a couple parts... enjoyed it very much.
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Brandon Rice said:Another 90's movie I'd never seen... watched it tonight... really good film! Nicolas Cage was REALLY GOOD in this movie... I cried in a couple parts... enjoyed it very much.
yep, same guy. same heavy-handed, melodramatic, ballet-of-bullets guy.Staven said:Cried? Really?? You are probably the first person to ever find enough of an attachment with that movie to have actually shed a tear.
Was it the overuse of slow motion or the utterly ridiculous premise that wasn't even remotely based on reality? Or was it the ridiculous prison? (i'm kidding of course, I'm guessing it's when Travolta probably in Cage's body has the emotional moments with his family).
I look at Hard Boiled/The Killer, then I look at Broken Arrow/Faceoff/MI2/Paycheck - I can't believe it's the same guy!
Staven said:. . .or the utterly ridiculous premise that wasn't even remotely based on reality?
especially when they are adding each other's irritating manner to their own. "You're hot!"jpeck said:Hated it also.
Not to mention, Nic Cage + Travolta make me want to vomit.
David Jimerson said:Hated it.
When compared to Cage...GenJerDan said:Travolta is the Master of Subtleness?
John_Hudson said:You cried in Face Off ?
Damn boy, It's time you joined the service I think.
Zak Forsman said:
Blaine said:When compared to Cage...
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he had the admiration and endorsement of Tarantino at the time.John_Hudson said:John Woo is a mystery too me; why is this guy making movies in Hollywood ? Why is his name mentioned with the breadth of admire ?
First John Woo, now Eli Roth...Zak Forsman said:he had the admiration and endorsement of Tarantino at the time.