I can't disagree he was bloody amazing in the Matrix, but I wouldn't say it in a tone implying that the rest of the Matrix fell shortwhere he was arguably the best thing the trilogy had going
Please don't be Mel Gibson please don't be Mel Gibson please don't be Mel Gibson . . .Logan Westbrook said:If you've ever wondered what the Australian actor would look like without a face, here's your chance to find out.
Agreed, while I didn't like the changes to the story Weaving's performance was wonderful. Actually V for Vendetta had a number of strong performances, good cinematography too.googleback said:Remember how abseloutley perfect he was in V for Vendetta?
Yeah, but the other stuff is bullshit science, not dealing in the essence of someone's soul or whatever this counts as xDSpaceMedarotterX said:I would like to remind you that this movie takes place in the same universe where a rich playboy flys around in a suit of armor and hangs out with a guy who grows huge and green when he gets angry, along with the Norse God of Lightning. This is not the weirdest thing BY FARWoodsey said:"The serum changes the person based on who they are inside, so while Captain America became a hero, Schmidt became a monster."
Uuh...
Seriously?
The movie canon for Hulk is same as normal I think, hit with gamma rays, wheras Abominations was the super serum.WolfThomas said:The super-serum thing actually works for me when you consider now that in the movie canon the Hulk and Abomination's powers are derived from the super-serum. That it can somehow have unique characteristics from the person it was given to.