GuitarAtomik said:You sure that was a real thing? I'm pretty sure Craig was only rumored when people thought Donald Blake was going to be a part of the movie. Seeing the direction they're taking, I seriously doubt they ever considered Craig as Thor.
Screen Rant said:Sanchez asked Craig if he would be up for trying something new and different in a character role such as Thor and he laughed it off. Sanchez then told him she had heard that Craig was on Marvels shortlist to play Thor.
In response, Mr. Craig, Daniel Craig, revealed that Marvel indeed had already approached him for this role and he had turned it down. He jokingly clarified that it would be too much of a power trip playing both James Bond and the mighty Thor.
otake said:Renner was pretty bad in The Town. Both of these franchises have been dead to me for some time. Mission Impossible never returned to the first movie's quality. The Bourne films we're all pretty weak from the getgo and got progressively worse with the enhancement of shaking cam.
Seems like a sub par actor is doing a bunch of sub par movies. The transformers crowd will eat it up.
Pickles the Firecat said:...the fuck you talking about bro? Renner was great in The Town. Not a particularly good movie overall, but Renner was great. He was great in Hurt Locker and he was great in The Assassination of Jesse James, the latter of which he could have easily been eclipsed by any number of amazing performances (Rockwell, Casey Affleck, Pitt). But he more than held his own. He's a serious talent.
RustyNails said:If Renner was a little taller, he'd make an excellent Bond as well.
Solo, you of all people should know that 00's have a very short life expectancy. It's time to be on the lookout for the next Bond!Solo said:
Aklamarth said:No fucking way. That dude has the charisma of a bus.
otake said:Renner was pretty bad in The Town. Both of these franchises have been dead to me for some time. Mission Impossible never returned to the first movie's quality. The Bourne films we're all pretty weak from the getgo and got progressively worse with the enhancement of shaking cam.
Seems like a sub par actor is doing a bunch of sub par movies. The transformers crowd will eat it up.
Wow, you're expecting that out of The Town... a movie directed by Ben Affleck? No one's comparing the performance to something you'd find in Goodfellas or something you could except from Jack Nicholson or fucking Al Pacino. Jeremy Renner hasn't been in that many movies yet, but between that and Hurt Locker he's definitely shown he's got the chops. Can't really hate on the guy because he hasn't starred in a Martin Scorsese film yet.otake said:I've only seen The Town, going by that; I'm not impressed. For me, a great performance leaves a mark. I remember something about it, a line, something, doesn't matter wether it's a supportive role or the main. I got nothing from Renner in the town. I only remember him dying.
Compare that to say Ray Liotta in Goodfellas, Al Pacino in scent of a woman, Christian Bale in The Fighter, Jack Nicholson in As Good as it Gets, etc. Looking cool and crazy does not make a great performance.
Houston3000 said:Wow, you're expecting that out of The Town... a movie directed by Ben Affleck? No one's comparing the performance to something you'd find in Goodfellas or something you could except from Jack Nicholson or fucking Al Pacino. Jeremy Renner hasn't been in that many movies yet, but between that and Hurt Locker he's definitely shown he's got the chops. Can't really hate on the guy because he hasn't starred in a Martin Scorsese film yet.
I mean, we're talking about a guy staring in couple of trilogy spin-offs here. It's too early to tell if he'll be the next Marlon Brando or something.
Peru said:Ludicrous talk.. The Bourne movies moved from pertty compelling to very gripping as they found their shape as pieces of pure film, pure movement, form as content and art.
Matt Damon's time as the star of the "Bourne Identity" series is over
Yes, he's David Webb.Scott32020 said:Matt Damon isn't Jason Bourne
Earl Cazone said:i hope tom cruise stays at MI. One of the few movies I like him in.
Lets see what Josh Holloways part in Ghost Protocoll will be, I hope he'll become a permanent part of MI for the next few installments
i never watched a bourne movie in its complete form, should I?
This is true, but he's already anchoring MI, it's weird for him to be in both. I dunno how audiences will react to this.reilo said:Considering the options they were going for, Renner is definitely the best of the bunch.
firehawk12 said:You'd probably get into Identity vs Supremacy debates with people who care about the Bourne films though. But there's definitely a major shift in style between the two films... the Greengrass versions are probably the "easier" to watch though (and technically, you don't really need to watch Identity to get Supremacy either).
For me, it was Ultimatum > Identity > SupremacyJason's Ultimatum said:Supremacy had the better plot(and music), but overall, Identity was better. Liman would've done better job handling Supremacy.
I'm actually curious as to how Gilroy will show Legacy. Most likely more akin to Identity than Supremacy.
GQman2121 said:They can't possibly try and sell him off as Jason Bourne in a new move. That would be horrible.
They could however, play up the Treadstone angle and make him just another government weapon, who's seen the light, and left the reserve - that would be fine.
siddx said:As much as I liked the Bourne movies, Matt Damon was never entirely convincing as a badass. And anything is better than Tom Cruise. So this is an upgrade.
RustyNails said:For me, it was Ultimatum > Identity > Supremacy
Solo said:The real question about M:I4 isn't who's the lead, its how will Brad Bird do with live action? I caught the final 40 mins of The Incredibles yesterday for the first time in a couple of years and goddamn does it ever shit on every other Pixar flick from great heights. If he can do live action half as well, M:I4 should be great.