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Nicolas Cage = Dreadful

Worst Cage film


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Vampires kiss is a favorate of mine, so I can forgive some of his other works.


What is that shit where he is an angel?
 
ScallyWag II said:
I didn't like that at all, Lord of War. I quite enjoyed National Treasure though :oops:

Not seen Lord of War but I'm afraid I hated "National Treasure". Mind you I did see it on a flight which is probably not the best circumstances but I really wanted a good, brainless, fun thriller type movie and I just found it really dull.
 
That one where he was an ambulance driver was pretty shit. And the one about snuff films. Oh and that recent one where there's not even a happy ending with his stupid serious face trying to vom out something meaningful. AND the one which I might have just imagined tbf where he shouts about bees NOT THE BEES.
 
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Con Air, surely?

I paid £1 to see it at the cinema and I still wasn't sure if I'd been overcharged. Although in my more generous moments, I'm tempted to think that it was actually a brilliant comedy cunningly disguised as a shit action movie.
 
The hugely over-rated Face/Off gets my vote. It has pretensions to high-cinema that the brain-dead Con Air doesn't.
 
best bit in con air is when he gets shot through the arm but he's so pumped up that he doesnt even flinch as the bullet rips through his flesh :cool:
 
I'm voting for face/off. I'd vote for the wicker man remake but a) it's not in the poll and b) I'd rather scratch my eyes out with a coathanger than actually watch it. Face/off is one of the more hilariously dreadful films made in recent years, but it's worth watching for the gripping showdown between Travolta and Cage for the coveted Charlton Heston award for shittest actor of the decade.

Con Air, on the other hand, is fucking brilliant :cool:
 
Captain Corelli's Mandolin...I've tried so much to watch this completely but always manage to fall asleep...no matter what time of the day it is :confused:

I liked face off and con air and i've seen them more than once :)
 
They should be shot. Even if you absolutely hate Nicholas Cage in it there is still so much to like - Malkovich, Buscemi and the whole "waiting at traffic lights" sequence.

John Malkovich could single-handedly rescue a Richard Curtis film. There can be no higher praise.
 
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