jaycee
Player Valuation: £60m
Its what the world needs right now,a complete crackpot taking the role of a nutter,Oscars galore
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His crowning glory will be him playing Trump, if they ever make a film about him.
The world isn’t ready for it yet.
Have you heard about his upcoming project The unbearable weight of massive talent? It's a meta comedy)action movie where he plays a version of himself. If not here's the plot synopsis. It sounds promising.
Nicolas Cage begrudgingly accepts a $1 million offer to attend the birthday of a Mexican billionaire super fan. When things take a wild turn, Nic is forced to become a version of some of his most iconic and beloved characters in order to extricate his wife and daughter from the fan who is a notorious drug lord.
I`ve been following it`s developments with a keen interest.
It sounds like it has all the hallmarks of a Cage classic.
Nicholas Cage on the agenda and no mention of Con Air!?
Mandy!
Connor mcloud
Player Valuation: £15m
Us. Complete and utter Shoite, don’t go near it
Interesting. I though it was really quite good, but I like Jordan Peel’s stuff so far
Rage Cage lol
Definitely has the ingredients for a captivating film, and I'm sure you're well aware but even when his films go off the rails they have the capacity to be glorious. At the worst it should be watchable in some degree.
I'm also a sucker for films where actors play versions of themselves like being John Malkovich or this is the end. So I'm amped about it myself.
Blueboy57
Player Valuation: £950k
Thought it was a great movie. The plane crash scene was incredible which involved some of the best special effects I've ever seen.
It always reminds me of a funny story involving my dear old Mum & Dad. They were on a month long holiday in Florida celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. They saw a clip advertising the film on tv so they decided to go out the following night to watch it. When they were in the queue at the multiplex cinema on Universal Walks they both realised that they couldn't remember the name of the film. All they knew was that it was just a single word title. Then my Mum pointed up to the listings & there it was. Panic over. So they take up their seats but are a little bit confused by the fact that most of the other customers in the cinema are mainly young blokes wearing hoodies & expensive trainers. Must be big Nicholas Cage fans thought my Dad. So the movie starts & it's all rap music which confuses my parents even more. 10 minutes in & still no sign of Nic, just a lot more rap & a lot of bad language. 5 minutes later they decided this film wasn't for them & exited the cinema. Upon leaving the multiplex they decided to look at the listings again. There it was - 'KNOWING' - that's the film they wanted to see. However, the movie they actually went in to see was listed just above it & was titled - 'NOTORIOUS' - which as most people know is about Notorious B.I.G. Even though my Mum & Dad passed away a few years back all the family still have a good laugh at that story when we get together for a few beers.
Put the bunny, back in the box.
Can't believe I forgot about this earlier. Defo my fave Cage film. He had some run then, with this, Face Off and The Rock. What a triple feature!
He had a good supporting role in "Rumble Fish" which is great neo-film noir by Coppola with tons of other major actors in that film (Mickey Rourke, Dennis Hopper, Matt Dillon, Chris Penn, Tom Waits, Lawrence Fishburn)
BNJ1878
Player Valuation: £40m
Out of Sight
Not seen it in years and years.
Decent adaptation of the Elmore Leonard novel. I had totally forgotten that Ray Nicolette ( Michael Keatons character in Jackie Brown) pops up.
For those unfamiliar with the (frankly silly) story a prolific, non-violent bank robber breaks out of jail and then kidnaps a US Marshal in the process. She gets away and the rest of the film is their on/off attraction. (played a young Jennifer Lopez - beautiful)
Loads of other familiar faces in the cast. An easy two hour watch, probably keep the mrs happy enough.
A solid 7.
Not seen it in years and years.
Decent adaptation of the Elmore Leonard novel. I had totally forgotten that Ray Nicolette ( Michael Keatons character in Jackie Brown) pops up.
For those unfamiliar with the (frankly silly) story a prolific, non-violent bank robber breaks out of jail and then kidnaps a US Marshal in the process. She gets away and the rest of the film is their on/off attraction. (played a young Jennifer Lopez - beautiful)
Loads of other familiar faces in the cast. An easy two hour watch, probably keep the mrs happy enough.
A solid 7.