That's exactly how your wife described you.
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Yea,
It Sucks!!
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Not at all. It's outstanding in every way.
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It's a mixed bag, like all Tarantino films. I didn't like it either, I don't like movies that are only good in bursts.

Even if I thought this were the worst movie ever (it's really one of the best of this century), I'd still want more detail than this to qualify your statement.

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Elaborate please, or stop making useless posts.

It is as overrated as your mum.

Awful movie.

James Mason was an Amazing Actor.
I really liked him in the Movies "
A JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH
", "
NORTH BY NORTHWEST
", and "
SALEM's LOT
".

Mason's box office popularity shows that he was highly regarded. He was the number one box office star in England from 1944-1947. His longevity and three Oscar nominations also show that he was a well respected actor.

James Mason is definitely not overrated or underrated. He is rated just right as an amazing actor.

These polar opposite scales of tagging his acting abilities do not really apply to Mason. He was one of the greats and compared to the drek we see paraded before us now, many millennial and zoomer acting clowns are the over-rated ones. It would be hard to find someone under-rated today.
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As a driver?

James Mason is highly regarded as a wonderful and talented actor. He's not overrated or underrated. I think Mason is rated just right.

I've not seen anything other than Salem's Lot but he's held in high esteem that I know.
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Underrated
He was an Amazing Actor.

no one will ever have a voice quite like his in movies.
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Mason was the first classic actor that I wanted to sound like.

"no one will ever have a voice quite like his in movies."
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Agreed!
When it comes to Acting, He was definitely 1 of the Best.

no one will ever have a voice quite like his in movies.
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Here's a special Halloween treat for you, Miss Margo. Edgar Allan Poe's The Tell-Tale Heart as perfectly narrated by James Mason.
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

Anything Mason said just seems to roll off the tongue.
What a lot of people don't mention is that Mason was the most popular box office star in British cinema in the 1940s. From 1944-1947 he ranked number 1. It seems that this is overlooked quite often.
Mason also helped change the image of the leading man in English cinema. Before he came along the leading men were more cerebral [Ivor Novello, Robert Donat], but Mason was sexy, sinister and dangerous. The credit usually goes to Anthony Steel for making English men virile, but there were others before that, but I think Mason started that trend.

About the only Burton movie performance I ever actually enjoyed was him as George in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. He let Liz do most of the screeching.
I loved him in North Sea Hijack. Excellent line!
Mason: "No, I'm afraid that thought didn't occur to us."
That was great.
He was just so controlled, and yet, entertaining… even when you knew he was deadly.
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