Can we talk about John Malkovich's performance?

In Con-Air he was glorious, but this is a very different kind of film, and not a very different kind of performance (I mean in terms of tone, it's obviously nothing like Cyrus) and I thought he was heinous in it Didn't buy him for a second here. Every time he said anything I thought he was calling more attention to how he was saying things than what he was saying.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqVy0Az6XAk

I acknowledge that Malkovitch is an accomplished, talented pro. He's never been one of my favorites however I enjoyed his acting in this film. I appreciated his cajun flair as well as his overall demeanor. There were many decent performances in this movie. I'm a big Kurt Russell supporter. I think he is very underrated and he has been acting for 50 bleeping years. I feel that the character development as developed by the respective actors was quite good.

In many ways I feel like the middle portion of this film is really an acting showcase between the great Malkovich and the great Kurt Russell. There exchanges are superb and both play the roles to perfection. That extends throughout the disaster into the closing minutes, the glare Russell gives him is great.


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Review of the film here-https://youtu.be/V34PWyQ8VQ4

Malkovich was good, Russel was great and Walhberg was super, really exciting cast with quite a lot of familiar faces all around

That was real? I saw that movie, I thought it was bullsh*t

Malkovich and Russell made the movie.

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I thought he was great here and also thought of Con Air. He refuses to phone it in.

I took the subway to Wayne Station and Batwalked up the road.

Malk had a great accent, infuriating arrogance, and then the countenance of guilt. Very well acted all around I thought. Russel portrays a believable hero and Whalberg brought up some man-tears.

I agree. He nailed this one.

Kurt Russell also shined imo