Let's talk about acting: television without pity

[HowiMetdaSlayer]

Keanu has the acting range of a baked potato. A plain one at that. 😵

 

[Geobubbles]

Keanu has the acting range of a baked potato. A plain one at that. 😵

But he's a pretty baked potato 😛

 

[HowiMetdaSlayer]

 

[Athena]

But he's a pretty baked potato 😛

I'd devour him 😉

 

[GwenRaiden]

He's apparently a very nice man in real life too.

I've read the same. He's a pretty charitable guy, and his personal life is quite tragic too. Can't help but feel sorry for the guy, he's a bit endearing even if he is a gash actor.

 

[vellavu]

Gary Oldman in Léon as Norman Steinsfield: one of the lamest and most desperate acting of a villain I've ever seen.

Emilia Clarke in GoT as Daenerys: whenever she starts a speech I want to punch her in the face.

 

[Fool for Buffy]

Everyone I know makes a big deal about the show Arrow but I'm still not convinced Stephen Amell can act any emotion besides frustration. And I think it's not really acting. He's just frustrated he can't act.

 

[Blaze]

I actually think that both actress have lots of acting chops and are overall very talented, but Jennifer Lawrence and Sophie Turner were both pretty bad an X-Men Apocalypse. Especially Jennifer Lawrence, it's like she just gave up on even acting in that movie. Sophie Turner was a bit stiff, but it's also her first big role on the big screen so I can forgive her.

 

[Bluebird]

Leonard Dicaprio and Daniel Day-Lewis. Both rubbish actors who get overly praised by the critics who parrot other critics. I've never heard from a real person who likes their work.

Shouting ≠ acting.

 

[Mr Trick]

Leonard Dicaprio and Daniel Day-Lewis. Both rubbish actors who get overly praised by the critics who parrot other critics. I've never heard from a real person who likes their work.

Shouting ≠ acting.

Really? Even if that is true, there's a big world outside of your social circle. Its not just critics who rate them.

DDL hardly ever shouts in his roles.

 

[Taake]

I agree on Leo. I do like him in like This Boy's Life and What's Eating Gilbert Grape, but now I purposely avoid his movies. Might have to make an exception for the upcoming H.H. Holmes flick though.

 

[Bluebird]

Really? Even if that is true, there's a big world outside of your social circle. Its not just critics who rate them.

DDL hardly ever shouts in his roles.

Really.

Um, I know it's hard to grasp, but people think differently. Be a wolf, not a sheep.

 

[Mylie]

Dicaprio is my favorite actor but I've heard the shouting argument a couple of times and it does come up in a lot of his movies. It doesn't bother me much but I get how some people can be turned off by it. My favorite roles of him happen to be ones where he doesn't shout (what's eating gilbert grape, catch me if you can and the departed) so I guess I'm not a big fan of the shouting too lol