Wasn't that guy a total badass? I swear, I mean he said very little, he knew how to handle his weapon, he never smiled, had a freat outfit and nice set of shades. A sick accent too. I really want to see the actor in more movies.
shareHe was absolutely Stone Cold. Beyond menace.
"I have to pee"
"There'll be plenty of time to pee in Heaven"
"There's peeing in Heaven?"
He looks like Lynch from Kane and Lynch
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yeah -- good comparison. (by the way, I'm a little disappointed with casting Jamie Foxx as Lynch in the movie version!)
shareReally, that's BS.
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There is no theory of Evolution ... only a list of creatures that Bone has allowed to live.
Now I ain't no student ... of ancient culture. Before I talk ... I should read a book.
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In any given room there are 1,523 objects that Bone could use to kill you ... including the room itself.
When Bone sends in his tax return, he sends blank forms and just includes
a photo of himself. Bone has not had to pay taxes ... ever.
Now I ain't no student ... of ancient culture. Before I talk ... I should read a book.
I agree, he was amazing, pity about the cop
shareI found him to be a stereo-typical bad guy. Attitude, dark shades, and a long black coat. Trench coat in this case. A walking cliche. Predictable. How many movies have we seen this very same type of character in? Too many to count.
sharePlease name some. I love when people call a character in a movie a cliche or generic without giving examples of similar ones to back up their statement.
shareHere's a movie that's got five of them: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV3_d37wQ3I, skip to 0:54.
Although I'd rather call him a generic "badass" guy, whether good or bad (Jason Statham, JC van Damme, Michael Madsen, Arnold Schwarzenegger etc. have played the same type before.)
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