I've got Benicio Del Toro, Guy Pearce, and Tom Hardy. Oh, and that Waltz guy from Inglorious Basterds. And Byung-Hun Lee
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dbentley666 — 7 years ago(October 12, 2018 01:29 AM)
That's the only movie I ever thought he was really good in (Gilbert Grape). I also thought he was okay in The Quick and The Dead. He's a try-hard with a disturbingly boyish face. he will look more and more like a Harry Potter house elf as time goes by.
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dbentley666 — 7 years ago(October 12, 2018 01:34 AM)
Sorry. Didn't like him in any of those. He's a hardworking guy, I'll give him that, but I find him both insecure and shallowly charming. He wasn't bad in that movie where a bear attacked him, but even there I liked the bear better.
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dbentley666 — 7 years ago(October 12, 2018 01:27 AM)
I find DiCaprio repulsive too! I can't believe I forgot Daniel Day Lewis. Thanks, Corwin, for reminding me. I left out out all the old greats (DeNiro, Pacino, etc) because they're mostly doing rubbish now. Oldman, too.
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Penny — 7 years ago(October 12, 2018 12:53 AM)
I like Del Toro and Waltz. I quote Del Toro's Usual Suspect character all the time! When ever my kids act up, I say "I'll flip ya. Flip ya for real!"
I only just got to know Hardy when I watched Peaky Blinders last month. His Alfie was good comic relief but there was something ingenuine about the performance. I know a lot of fans loved that character, but I didn't.
My favorites are Morgan Freeman and Kevin Spacey. Due to their pervy inclinations, I probably won't ever see them in anything again.