Get out of my internet.[/quote]JuggernautFox said:I didn't find it so, I'm afraid. Perhaps it's because I don't often read film press releases (or know who Joss Whedon is), so just didn't get it. Also, it struck me as overly cynical.
You are probably young, didn't see Dr. Horrible, and/or watch TV in the late 90s/early 2000s.OhJohnNo said:OK, now I know I should have heard of this guy before. I wonder why I haven't.
oh man"Starring Vin Diesel."
"Jason Statham said no."
A "trendy" store for goth teens and their precieved counter-culture.Spacewolf said:So what exactly is hot topic?
The king of this is Ron Pearlman though. Jason Statham can't hold a candle to the silly stuff he has put out, and yet he is a really good classicaly trained actor. My theory is he is just having fun.Sylocat said:There is one inaccuracy in this article: Jason Statham has NEVER said "No" to a movie role.
(it's a shame, because he's actually a very good actor)
Ah... Have you ever seen anything by Joss Whedon? I'll grant the "beating up guys twice their size" thing, but that last bit is sheer nonsense.save that she is fiercely (yet demurely) attracted exclusively to non-threatening nice guys who happen to resemble the males in the film's target audience."
SHORT VERSION:
"Screenplay by Joss Whedon!"