That’s it @Twistofanxiety, silkwood. Pretty good stuff.
Daniel Radcliffe kind of quacks out his lines, like an ugly duckling. I believe he was drunk through most of the later HP films, hence him going into rehab.
Emma Watson is good in the tale of desperaux (voice role as the princess) and also beauty and the beast.... she has quite a good singing voice.
As an aside, I saw Pricilla Queen of the Desert recently and was again pleasantly surprised by Hugo weaving and guy Pearce. Enjoyed it the first time and still very enjoyable
I like master and commander, but mostly for the very delicious Paul Bettany, not for the last gasp muttering delivery of that one note Australian who’s name escapes me (gladiator)
Kevin Costner is excellent in Criminal. He seems to have stopped drinking the cool aid, got over his Hollywood leading man star status, and actually flexes some acting muscle now he’s haggard and his face has caught up with his nose, and he’s learned not to whine.
One of the redgraves is in the English language version of the girl with the dragon tattoo, she’s icy and ace. (Not much screen time)
All other films she plays the same deep frozen role.
The redgraves are all quite awful, except that lady who whacked her head skiing and died, she was okish. They sort of hog the screen self importantly with excessive features and unlikability, but don’t deliver emotionally, so always disappoint. (Unlike Fiona Shaw who is always courageous and excellent)
Oh and Richard armitage. Awful in everything - sings the one grumpy note all day long, because he can’t sing another.
(the poor fellow)
Btw no eyelashes can = thyroid problems.