Michael Cera: What do you think of him?
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Zach Galifianakis beat you to it.Mimssy said:
Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis: Michael Cera [http://FunnyOrDie.com/m/j52]
I don't know.. Really I don't!
I have the urge to punch him in the face for some reason but I don't want to! Oh no,no I just huh..
I have the urge to punch him in the face for some reason but I don't want to! Oh no,no I just huh..
Best role - Scott Pilgrim, but thats because the film is so good itself.
I don't have a particularly opinion of him, maybe just on the negative side of neutral. I wouldn't avoid a film because he was in it but I don't see him as an asset to a film.
I don't have a particularly opinion of him, maybe just on the negative side of neutral. I wouldn't avoid a film because he was in it but I don't see him as an asset to a film.
I think a lot of you seem to be under the assumption that because his only role so far has been awkward teenager, that's all he can do. Wait until he get's some different roles, then judge.
I liked him in scott pilgrim, but probably because I have a very strong appreciation for sarcastic/satyrical humor and seeing possibly the scrawniest dork in the industry flipping around doing dragon ball z type shit amused the hell out of me.
I think what's really annoying isn't the character he plays in every movie, but Hollywood some how thinking he's this great talent that speaks to today's youth....>>
Now after Scott Pilgrim, I'm pretty sure we're going to be seeing a lot of hipster movies, or Hollywood's impressions of what that culture supposedly represents. Lord help us all!
But...
Then again SPvsWorld did sorta tank at the box office, hmmm?....maybe for the best!....=D
Now after Scott Pilgrim, I'm pretty sure we're going to be seeing a lot of hipster movies, or Hollywood's impressions of what that culture supposedly represents. Lord help us all!
But...
Then again SPvsWorld did sorta tank at the box office, hmmm?....maybe for the best!....=D
His best role was young Gordy in Frequency, admittedly he was ten but he's not improved since then.
People complain about him being a one note actor and that's because the note he plays is bad.
Most people like the one note Stallone et al plays
People complain about him being a one note actor and that's because the note he plays is bad.
Most people like the one note Stallone et al plays
It saddens me that more people aren't saying stuff like this.kman123 said:
Check the avatar and username. I think he is/ was brilliant but due to the fault of him/ his agent/ casting directors he has not been able to break his typecast.
He definitely seems to coast sometimes and pick meh scripts. He is in very real danger of just being a child actor that fades away (as most do).
I actually really like him, he's the one "Comedy" actor in mainstream movies whose entire shtick isn't just chewing the scenery relentlessly, he's restrained, and very dryly funny.
I'll give him credit, although he's good at being the awkward teenager, he can do something different when he feels like it. Youth in Revolt and Scott Pilgrim gave him more range.
Ya know, this is a pretty good idea that doesn't get spread around enough. I still can't understand the Cera-hate. I go to see a movie not because of an actor, but because it has a good premise that I can enjoy. Ex. I saw Zombieland because it was a comedy, even if my family didn't like it. I saw SP because Expendables looked like it was trying too hard. But that's just me.Thaius said:
