And it had John Malkovich, one of those actors who can take any flick he’s in that may not be the greatest and turn it into something watchable.
Elissa@vampiress@eigenmagic.netRe-watching Con Air as I work today.
I love how '90s movies so often, no matter how absurd their core premise or plot got, played it dead serious, without the post-Whedon wink-and-a-nod to the audience that modern flicks feel obliged to include out of insecurity.
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@BrianJopek I saw him in a stage play "The Infernal Comedy: Confessions of a Serial Killer". Pretty much a one person play where he mesmerized the audience from the moment he walked on stage. I was convinced that this was his personal confession and not a play.
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@dabertime I do enjoy his work.
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YouTubeBill Hader John Malkovich Impression #shorts