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the weakest part of this movie...

posted 5 years ago by [deleted]
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the fight between Kane and Pell - Cooper was a bit too old and the fight wasn't necessary.

[–] Ace_Spade (9544) 5 years ago

It went on a couple of punches too many, but I didn't think it was unnecessary.

[–] redban (6169) 4 years ago

Miller’s casting was a little weak. They build him up throughout the film as this fearsome badass. He turns out to look like an average henchman. I felt a more charismatic, intimidating actor would have been better

[–] [deleted] 4 years ago

good point

[–] telegonus (736) 3 years ago

I liked the casting of badass Miller. His pocky complexion, his solid, above average stature, made him stand out as a leader, a leader of men; bad men, for sure, but a leader all the same. His henchmen looked dangerous. Miller above that. He made those plug uglies a team.