yes, take Hanks in any of his other roles, minus Gump, and give him AIDS, and cmon people, any one can play a Forrest Gump-like character

 

Wow, that couldn't be further from the truth....:lol:

Failure to Launch and Fool's Gold were terrible, IMO

 

I thoroughly enjoyed How to lose a guy in ten days.

Ben Stiller, even though he plays the same character in every movie, is always hilarious. Meet the Parents is one of my favorite films.

Ben Stiller, even though he plays the same character in every movie, is always hilarious. Meet the Parents is one of my favorite films.

 

:thumb:

 

"No one makes me bleed my own blood."

Edward Norton is probably my favorite, and was before I even saw American History X.

 

I think Brad Pitt gets a bad rap in regards to his acting because he's eye candy for the womens, but in all honestly:

 

Snatch

Fight Club

Interview With the Vampire

12 Monkeys

Legends of the Fall

 

...The list of good movies and good roles goes on for Pitt. He could very well be my second fave.

Tom Hanks is the best actor alive.

Tom Hanks easily!! He's played too many diversified roles for many of the actors out there to duplicate.

Wow, that couldn't be further from the truth....:lol:

 

Well, you know what they say about opinions.

1. Morgan Freeman

2. Tom Hanks

3. Denzel Washington

Nicolas Cage and Kevin Costner are my top 2.

Okay, 2 votes fo Kevin Costner leaves me having to ask... are you joking? Don't get me wrong, I enjoy most of his movies, but the man couldn't even do an English accent for Robin Hood, and a lot of his roles are pretty much the same stoic cowboy-esque role (A Perfect World, Open Range, Waterworld, The Postman, blah blah blah...). He's got a good screen presence, but he is NOT a great actor, much less best of this generation.

Okay, 2 votes fo Kevin Costner leaves me having to ask... are you joking? Don't get me wrong, I enjoy most of his movies, but the man couldn't even do an English accent for Robin Hood, and a lot of his roles are pretty much the same stoic cowboy-esque role (A Perfect World, Open Range, Waterworld, The Postman, blah blah blah...). He's got a good screen presence, but he is NOT a great actor, much less best of this generation.

 

I stand by my vote.

 

Mr. Brooks

The Guardian

Rumor Has It

The Upside of Anger

Open Range

Dragonfly

3000 Miles to Graceland

Thirteen Days

For Love of the Game

Message in a Bottle

The Postman

Tin Cup

Waterworld

Wyatt Earp

The Bodyguard

JFK

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Dances with Wolves

Field of Dreams AKA: The Best Film Ever Made

Bull Durham

No Way Out

The Untouchables

Silverado

Fandango

Night Shift

I stand by my vote.

 

Mr. Brooks

The Guardian

Rumor Has It

The Upside of Anger

Open Range

Dragonfly

3000 Miles to Graceland

Thirteen Days

For Love of the Game

Message in a Bottle

The Postman

Tin Cup

Waterworld

Wyatt Earp

The Bodyguard

JFK

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Dances with Wolves

Field of Dreams AKA: The Best Film Ever Made

Bull Durham

No Way Out

The Untouchables

Silverado

Fandango

Night Shift

 

I'm not going to TRY to list all of Sam Jackson's movies, but just because he's been in a ton of hits, and fun to watch, doesn't mean he's a great actor.

I'm not going to TRY to list all of Sam Jackson's movies, but just because he's been in a ton of hits, and fun to watch, doesn't mean he's a great actor.

 

Oh come on, it's easy. Just google "Samuel L Jackson movies" and just paste to BGP. That's what I did for my Costner movies (deleted the bad ones prior to posting however. )

Oh come on, it's easy. Just google "Samuel L Jackson movies" and just paste to BGP. That's what I did for my Costner movies (deleted the bad ones prior to posting however. )

 

There's just no way... Snakes On a Plane is too much of a conundrum in that scenario. Bad movie, classic title. I'd be stuck for hours trying to make a decision.:argue: