[ SECRET POST #3648 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3648 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The only way to enjoy that movie is to embrace the cheese. It's incredibly dumb but as a big, dumb movie, incredibly entertaining.

It's one of my guilty Nic-Cage-in-a-90's-movie pleasures (the other is Con Air). I don't know why I can stand his 90's crap but CAN'T stand any of the crap he has done later.

Except, there are two movies where I really, really think he's a good actor: Leaving Las Vegas and Adaptation. It's just like he insists on doing bad movies even though the talent is there. It's so weird.

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I've always been fascinated by Nic Cage's film career choices. I do quite like him and he's been in more than just a handful of films I like, but I do wonder what motivates him to do such a weird array of films. I mean, I understand somewhere in the 2000's apparently his publicist just signed him up to do a bunch of shitty films and he was in too much debt to decline them, but still.

Same guy who did a film like Leaving Las Vegas hams it up in Face/Off but then decides to do a family film like The Family Man. Like, what?

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It has moments of cheese, sure, but it's got way more complexity than, say, Armageddon.

Moral shades of grey. Subtlety in characterisation. A deconstruction of James Bond.

Michael Bay went downhill after this.