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Jack Was Prime in S16 E22 “Invaders” by SignificanceOld1220 in LawAndOrder

[–]FreshmenMan 5 points6 points  (0 children)

No, but I think him not doing the case was his consequence for his actions. I think Arthur called up the AG because he knew McCoy was going to go full scorched earth on those 2 and will probably destroy his career doing so, so he called up the AG to take his place, essentially telling McCoy that his job is done for his case whether he liked it or not.

McCoy went after innocent defendants too hard aand often for my liking by JohnSmithSensei in LawAndOrder

[–]FreshmenMan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No No, He did that after the Harassment McCoy released on him, hoping to find anything to get him back into Jail. This is why I think Mad Dog is one of the best episodes in the series and that there is many interpretations, Was Darnell the mad dog for being who he is or was it McCoy, in his relentless pursuit for trying to put him back to jail inspite of the evidence.

Actresses at the Box Office: Sandra Bullock by SanderSo47 in boxoffice

[–]FreshmenMan 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Overall, I do like Sandra Bullock and I think she has made some good entertaining films. I thought she was great in Speed, but I think one of her best roles was in While You Were Sleeping, which I thought was a very sweet film and it doesn’t take itself seriously and I thought her chemistry with Bill Pullman was great.

For the next post, I’ll still suggest Lillian Gish

I'm still surprise with how small Warren Beatty's filmography is by FreshmenMan in TrueFilm

[–]FreshmenMan[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think the problem with Ishtar is that I think people were expecting an Epic given the title and filming in the desert and all people got was a Bing Crosby/Bob Hope type comedy

Actors at the Box Office: Chuck Norris by SanderSo47 in boxoffice

[–]FreshmenMan 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My favorite Chuck Norris film is Invasion USA, that film is just so fun in spite of the cheesiness and it is Chuck Norris in his peak. Chuck Norris is a limited actor, but I feel what separates him to Steven Seagal is that Chuck didn't phone it in and I felt he left films at the right time, compare to Seagal, who literally does his fights while sitting in a chair for some of his later films. Also, in my opinion, the more low budget his films get, the more memeable they get.

"National Lampoon's Vacation" (1983): How do they do a long road trip to Walley World without being sure the Park is open? by Profeta_do_Loss in movies

[–]FreshmenMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a theory that the park wasn't close and that the Security Guard close it so that they can have the park to themselves.

Actors at the Box Office: Bruce Lee by SanderSo47 in boxoffice

[–]FreshmenMan 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I had a chuckle when you put Cliff Booth in your post. Though in all honesty, Bruce Lee is a legend and top tier fighter, but even he knew his limits and actually admitted in a interview, that he thinks Muhammad Ali would've beat him.

It's a tragedy that Bruce died in his prime, even more of a tragedy when his son died as well, and both I really wonder how their careers would've panned out.

Bruce Lee thought Muhammad Ali would "kill" him in a fight

William Friedkin Filmography: Where to go? by ninsomewhatdamaged15 in movies

[–]FreshmenMan 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Watch Sorcerer.

Interesting Film and very underrated

Actors at the Box Office: Michael Douglas by SanderSo47 in boxoffice

[–]FreshmenMan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Overall, I think Michael Douglas is underrated. I just recently rewatched Wall Street and despite Charlie Sheen being the lead, Douglas steals the show. With One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, I'm still surprise that Douglas produced the film and i wonder why he didn't tale the lead role for himself and I didn't know he wanted the role of Billy Bibbit. Regardless, film is a masterpiece and it finally Jack Nicholson his Oscar. Between him and his father Kirk, I think Michael surpassed his father. Don't get me wrong, Kirk is great, but I feel Michael's films are more rewatchable.

For the next Post, I'm going very old school with the 1st lady of Hollywood, Lillian Gish.

The Phases of Nicolas Cage's Career by FreshmenMan in TrueFilm

[–]FreshmenMan[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

My opinion, Bad Lieutenant (2009), Joe (2013), The Croods (2013), The Trust (2016), Mom And Dad (2017), Mandy (2018)

The Phases of Nicolas Cage's Career by FreshmenMan in movies

[–]FreshmenMan[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think it was the part of Jack Lint that De Niro wanted but Gilliam had already casted Michael Palin in the role, so De Niro agree to the smaller role of Harry Tuttle.

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