TIL Chris Tucker has only been in 12 movies and has still worked with F. Gary Gray, Luc Besson, Brett Ratner, Quentin Tarantino, David O. Russell, and Ang Lee.
For some reason I thought he has been in a lot more movies than he has. I would love to see who he works with next because it seems that he is pretty picky.
When we talk about "best vocalists" in metal/rock, often names like Rob Halford, Ronnie James Dio, Bruce Dickinson, Freddie Mercury, Robert Plant, Ian Gillan, Axl Rose, hell even Phil Anselmo, Corey Taylor and James Hetfield get mentioned, but for some reason it's nearly never Chris Cornell.
Now don't get me wrong - I actually have massive respect for most of them and I actively listen to their music and regard them really good as vocalists, but for some reason Cornell often doesn't get the same recognition as the rest of them. I mean listen to Soundgarden's Beyond the Wheel, now there Chris really showed what he's capable of vocally, and many other SG songs too.
I firmly believe that Chris Cornell's voice is well on par with Dio's voice, and he can sing just as high and powerfully almost any of the vocalists mentioned above, even better than some of them.
Title says it all really. Which person in film's (could be actors/directors/composers/cinematographers whatever) filmography have you 100% completed? Only one of substance I have is Paul Thomas Anderson's.
And it was called Spiral and it was a pure 5/10.
Man what a goddamn long year. Stuff from May feels like centuries ago.
What did you guys think of the first episode?
Obligatory posthumous cameos from/references to Christopher Lee/Plummer/Reeves.
And Topher Grace shows up but nobody wants him.
PSH is my favorite actor and I was look at his filmography and wondering which of his films that I havent seen should be added to my watchlist
I have seen the following:
Hard Eight
Twister
Boogie Nights
The Big Lebowski
Magnolia
The Talented Mr Ripley
Almost Famous
Punch Drunk Love
Capote
MI3
Charlie Wilson's War
Synecdoche New York
Doubt
Moneyball
The Ides of March
The Master
A Late Quartet
Catching Fire
A Most Wanted Man
Mockingjay Pt 1
Mockingjay Pt 2
Any suggestions?
Bob Clark: Started his career making serious horror movies like Black Christmas and Deathdream, ended up making bottom of the barrel children's trash like Baby Geniuses and Karate Dog.
Peter Jackson: Apparently the best candidate to direct a huge and risky fantasy epic trilogy is the guy who directed Meet the Feebles and Braindead.
So apparently Chris Rock had a horrific COVID experience and a difficult recovery. He was fully vaccinated when he contracted the disease. However, he is urging fans to get fully vaccinated.
Please make this make sense?
