This.The sun must be right off camera. Squint city.
This.The sun must be right off camera. Squint city.
Pilou Asbæk as Euron Greyjoy, Game of Thrones
This man is a murderous but also mysterious character with dark motivations, supposedly in line with the worst villain one could possibly imagine. And keep in mind this show has had some truly sadistic fuckers.
But what we get is Theon's drunk uncle who apparently equates building ships on a a deforested island with the ultimate power play. He has no menace and comes across as one of the blandest villains in the show's run. Alfie Allen himself could have probably played a better Euron.
This guy as Moriarty in Sherlock. He's awful.
She has the looks but everything else from performance to writing did a real disservice to Frost.No.
There is another.
Both were bad.No.
There is another.
This guy as Moriarty in Sherlock. He's awful.
Both were bad.
Keanu in The Matrix
This guy as Moriarty in Sherlock. He's awful.
Tom Hanks, Saving Pvt Ryan.
The nasally voice which lacks any kind of bass or authority is able to suddenly command a platoon of increasingly disarrayed soldiers was beyond the limit of realism and believability.
Nuclear scientists that look like playboy playmates is bad casting especially if you want the viewer to take her seriously.
Russell Crowe as Javert, Les Miserables
Venom in Spiderman 3
That's not Bones.
Ozymandias in the Watchmen movie. Terrible casting choice.
It's even worse as they had a great Kyle Reese in Salvation (Anton Yelchin). No idea why they couldn't just bring him back, maybe age him up a bit.
Didn't he die before the movie came out?
That's not Bones.
Nuclear scientists that look like playboy playmates is bad casting especially if you want the viewer to take her seriously.
Well, going by hollywood stereotypes, you would be right. Scientists can't possibly be as attractive as a playboy playmate, can't they? But if you think about it objectively is not really a valid criticism.
How many real MI6 agents are as attractive as any of the Bond actors? Hollywood frequently casts actors and actresses better looking than their real-life counterparts.
I second this.
The twist with Watchmen, the fact that Ozymandias is 'evil', was totally spoiled because the actor looks evil as fuck. Hell it might have been better if they had got some bland white dude, Jai Courtney, to play him because at least the twist would be a bit of a surprise. Instead, as soon as Ozymandias came on screen I was like "well, that dude looks evil."
Same thing for Jack Nicolson in The Shining. Another candidate for bad casting.
The guy who played Lex in BVS. Also Jared as the Joker.
A new challenger:
Not sure that was more a problem with the actor but the writing for the character and the direction he was given.
Owen Wilson
Behind Enemy Lines
It's not just about how bad he was, but how completely unsuited he was for the role.
Spoiled what should have been an excellent movie.
Tell that to this Canadian soldier who sounds almost exactly like him, particularly at the end
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wQ0BXExYkg&t=23s
He's better than original Bones.
That's not Bones.
Damn, first post does it again. Why did anyone think Jesse Eisenberg would be a good fit? Casting director should be fired.
Bryan Cranston?Who would have been a better fit for that character?
Who would have been a better fit for that character?
Who would have been a better fit for that character?
A new challenger:
-Domhnall Gleeson as General Hux.
Whoever thought casting someone like Malin Akerman as Silk Specter 2 in Watchmen was smoking some strong shit. Her strongest acting gig was that shitty Ben Stiller movie the Heartbreak Kid.
Ozymandias in the Watchmen movie. Terrible casting choice.
"He was one of the largest men she had ever seen outside the NFL. He was extremely tall, and extremely broad, and long-armed, and long-legged. The lawn chair was regular size, but it looked tiny under him. It was bent and crushed out of shape. His knuckles were nearly touching the ground. His neck was thick and his hands were the size of dinner plates...A wild man. But not really. Underneath everything else seemed strangely civilized....His gaze was both wise and appealing, both friendly and bleak, both frank and utterly cynical." [41]
Reacher is described as being 6 feet 5 inches (1.96 m) tall, weighing 210250 pounds (95113 kg) and having a 50-inch (130 cm) chest;
It feels more like people don't like the character here.
But it is kind of what Foggy is supposed to be.
Bryan Cranston?
David Bateson as a serious Lex would be pretty good.
literally anyone
my 20 pound dog would have been better
Mark Strong
This.
I mean, Venom is almost always portrayed as a brick shit-house:
Topher Grace is probably the last person imaginable who would have fit this character. And the parts where he was supposed to sound crazy/insane just came off as whiny.
Topher Grace was perfectly fine as Venom because he fit the idea that Eddie Brock/Venom was a darker version of Spiderman, of similar natural talents and ambition but without moral scruples and a drive to do good, which is what allowed Peter to resist the Symbiote while it completely consumed Brock. That was, in large part, the point of Spiderman 3 - that Peter was not perfect, and could be coaxed into a darker place while riding high on his own arrogance, but that he was capable of returning to his own fundamental goodness.
It was such a weird idea to show Anakin as a kid. They took the idea of showing his entire life way too literally.