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This dollar bill is trying to tell me something! - cferneyh - 10-20-2004

Part of the comedy of watching the BoSox/Jerks series is that we Canadians get to see US commercials by watching the FOX broadcast. And I have to say, that commercial for the new Nic Cage movie (National Treasure: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0368891/">http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0368891/</a><!-- m -->) kills me everytime.

"This dollar bill is trying to tell me something!" Confusedcratch:

I think we have our newest contender for most unintentionally hilarious line from a movie. :lol:

- Douglas - 10-20-2004

Is there a bigger clown than Nicky Cage? Once in a while there will be a preview for a movie that may have potential until num nuts shows up and spews out some lame one liner like "lets do this" or something to that affect. The entire movie is instantly ruined. Chronic over-actor. Boo brother Cage.

- grooveless touque - 10-20-2004

I thought that too until I saw him in Adaptation. Outside of that movie, I'd agree with you.

- fireinthehole - 10-20-2004

grooveless touque Wrote:I thought that too until I saw him in Adaptation. Outside of that movie, I'd agree with you.

Raising Arizona wasn't too shabby.

- Douglas - 10-20-2004

Actually ya, I forgot about that movie. He was bareable in that one. Yaaayyy brother Cage.

- grooveless touque - 10-20-2004

Anyone from the Coppola clan is going to think more highly of themselves than anyone else does. Not even Sofia remained down to earth. I saw Francis Ford's estate in Belize and he had GUARDS at the gates. This guy is so full of himself, he thinks the whole outside world wants a piece of him!

- opiated - 10-20-2004

i like him in quite a few movies actually..matchstick men was a cute flick, and in wild at heart his "overacting" is actually suited for the role..being related to the coppola's though didn't hurt his career..who could forget his "huge" role in fast times at ridgemont high...look closely.that's him flippin burgers!!

- grooveless touque - 10-20-2004

THE GREEN BASTARD!!!!

Opiated, you're my new best friend... Tongue

- cochise - 10-20-2004

"Leaving Las Vegas", man Cage was amazing in that, definitley deserved to win best actor for that.

I actually liked a few of his movies, Rasing Arizona was hilarious, Face Off (but then again, its not hard to look like a good actor when you are standing beside Travolta), 8mm, Snake Eyes, yes all a little overacted, but thats his style............

Man, Travolta, aside from Pulp Fiction, the only other thing he has done worth while was Vinnie Babarino.........................

- Stephen Dame - 10-20-2004

grooveless touque Wrote:I thought that too until I saw him in Adaptation. Outside of that movie, I'd agree with you.

Me too. I'm no Cage fan, but liked him in that flick.

He was considered for the role of Andy Kaufman that Jim Carrey eventually landed... as Cage gets older, he looks more and more liek Andy... it's eerie.