Should of/Could of been the next River Phoenix
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hanazdad2-539-506199 — 16 years ago(October 25, 2009 03:20 AM)
Well one b68difference was that Phoenix could really act. Devon was a cute boy, probably cuter then River as a teen, but not as great an actor. River was one of the best actors playing a teen I have seen in a long time. Hollywood would not hesitate to use an actor no matter what reason if he is a hard working good actor. Boys always have trouble adjusting to playing men. Both actors when boys were popular because of their youthful looks, they could play a younger boy. As they aged their youthfulness may work against them.River never had many roles playing an adult. Too bad I feel he could have been one of the best around after a while.
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hellothere_2004 — 15 years ago(May 27, 2010 11:42 PM)
haha Your statement doesn't even make any sense. At least in his youth he was a fine actor. I haven't seen him in anything lately to make a judgment call.
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Maghtuira — 15 years ago(November 04, 2010 11:31 PM)
It's spelled should've and could've, as they are contracted forms of should have and could have. I'm tired of people replacing it with "of." "Of been" makes no grammatical sense whatsoever. It's "have been" guys.
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kitha22 — 15 years ago(November 13, 2010 12:37 AM)
Are you a correction Nazi to people from other countries too? You honestly get so caught up in grammar that you can't get the point of the OP? Seriously, that looks down on YOU, not the OP. Epic fail trying to look intelligent and ending up looking anal retentive.
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harlot-2 — 14 years ago(September 02, 2011 03:23 PM)
If someone is from another country and/or English in not their first language I would think they would like the correction as it would allow them to expand their knowledge and grasp of the language. I'm sick of people being fine with mediocrity. Yes, this is "just a message board" but that is no excuse. If you know the correct grammar then it should come out naturally and be used regardless of where you are writing. There is no point to "dumbing it down" on the internet.
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Candace64 — 13 years ago(September 30, 2012 07:46 PM)
Yeah he could have. Anyways now all the young actors seem to look up to leo dicaprio.. Efron even that kid from 1 direction. The young ones today really look up to leo. So its not really River Phoenix anymore.. its leo where all the comparisons are made. So happy leo is such a succees story
Devon needs to step his game up 
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lisee_lulu — 12 years ago(February 12, 2014 07:50 PM)
I think I just lost some brain cells. Just so you know, this post doesn't interest me in the slightest. However, I feel compelled to comment on your appalling grammar.
Your headline should in fact read 'should HAVE / could HAVE been the next River Phoenix'. Using 'of' after should or would is just wrong. -