Heh.
Brilliance.
From Quirkyalone Musings: Luscious:
Desolate to delicious in four sentences; genius!
“When I am sad and weary,
When I think all hope has gone,
When I walk along High Holborn,
I think of you with nothing on.”
—‘Celia Celia’ by Adrian Mitchell
From Quirkyalone Musings: Luscious:
Desolate to delicious in four sentences; genius!
“When I am sad and weary,
When I think all hope has gone,
When I walk along High Holborn,
I think of you with nothing on.”
—‘Celia Celia’ by Adrian Mitchell
The Man with no Acting Skills
Posted by
Rohit Nair
on Saturday, December 22, 2012
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Labels:
Batista,
Lucy Liu,
Movies,
Russell Crowe,
RZA,
The Man with the Iron Fists
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Comments: (0)
I had some high hopes from The Man with the Iron Fists.
I mean, with trailers like this, wouldn't you?
I finally caught it yesterday. The movie is horrifyingly disappointing. The lead 'actor' RZA is so bad that he makes Batista look Oscar-worthy. And Russell Crowe is so fat he looks like Mohanlal. Lucy Liu is plain irritating barring one good fight scene at the end. A perfect waste of time. Watch the trailer, it has ALL the good things the movie contains, packaged much better and save yourselves an hour-and-a-half.
I guess that's all I have to say about that.
I mean, with trailers like this, wouldn't you?
I guess that's all I have to say about that.
Shots
How many shots do you get?
First shot, I gave it my all, although it wasn't what I wanted. They wrote my name and then cut it. I didn't mind (that much).
Second shot, I knew I wasn't what they wanted, but I gave it a shot anyway. They wanted me, but I refused. They didn't mind. I didn't mind either because I knew, after two, the third was coming. It would just be a matter of time. And I would be ready.
I didn't expect it to come so soon. And I sure as hell didn't expect to turn down the offer at the shot barely seconds into being offered it. It was disconcerting, but again, what they offered wasn't what I wanted.
And so I wait, for the next one to come along...
First shot, I gave it my all, although it wasn't what I wanted. They wrote my name and then cut it. I didn't mind (that much).
Second shot, I knew I wasn't what they wanted, but I gave it a shot anyway. They wanted me, but I refused. They didn't mind. I didn't mind either because I knew, after two, the third was coming. It would just be a matter of time. And I would be ready.
I didn't expect it to come so soon. And I sure as hell didn't expect to turn down the offer at the shot barely seconds into being offered it. It was disconcerting, but again, what they offered wasn't what I wanted.
And so I wait, for the next one to come along...


