from 2015- with the Anakin Skywalker Stimulus
from 2016 - russel brand stimulus
from 2016 - russel brand stimulus
All the trash direct to DVD movies Nicholas Cage has released
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I still can't believe he blew his entire fortune on crazy shyt and he's still a phenomenal actor..
and another one
switching genres this time
making a western
Nicolas Cage to Star in Western Movie ‘The Old Way'
switching genres this time
making a western
Nicolas Cage to Star in Western Movie ‘The Old Way'
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Nic Cage gonna feed us FOREVER
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
https://screenrant.com/nicolas-cage-movies-ranked-worst-best/amp/
I may need to comb through this list and catch whatever I may have missed
Nic Cage the GOAT
I may need to comb through this list and catch whatever I may have missed
Nic Cage the GOAT
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Mandy is a must brehhttps://screenrant.com/nicolas-cage-movies-ranked-worst-best/amp/
I may need to comb through this list and catch whatever I may have missed
Nic Cage the GOAT
Streets must be hungry again
Nic Cage as ..............................................Dracula
Nicolas Cage's Dracula Will Be Inspired By Malignant & Ringu
Nicolas Cage's Dracula Will Be Inspired By Malignant and Ringu
Renfield star, Nicolas Cage, opens up on how the supernatural horror films, Malignant and Ringu, will inspire his performance of Dracula.
BY TOBY SKELTONPUBLISHED 18 HOURS AGO
Future Dracula, Nicolas Cage, has confirmed that his performance in the upcoming Renfield will be inspired by supernatural horror films, Malignant (2021) and Ringu (1998). Back in November, Universal Studios announced that Cage will be donning Dracula's cape, with Nicholas Hoult claiming the title role of the vampire's twisted associate, R.M Renfield. Directed by Chris McKay and with a script by Ryan Ridley, Renfield is set to be the latest installment in Universal's Dark Universe franchise, a modern reboot of their original horror classics set within a shared Marvel-esque universe, and follows on from The Mummy (2017) and The Invisible Man (2020)
However, Renfield's development has not always been so assured. After the less-than-ideal financial and critical response to The Mummy, Universal seemingly abandoned the Dark Universe franchise altogether after just one film. But after Leigh Whannell's The Invisible Man proved to be a remarkably more successful reboot, the production company pulled a complete Frankenstein and resurrected the cinematic universe with Renfield billed as next on the list. Thanks to this revival of interest, a cast has slowly been growing over the last few weeks, with Awkwafina and Ben Schwartz also having been announced in currently-undisclosed roles.
RELATED: Nic Cage's Dracula Can Outdo His Vampire Method Acting
Speaking on Variety's Award Circuit Podcast, Cage talked at length about the upcoming film. He discussed the various portrayals of Dracula that have been part of his research into the role, from Bela Lugosi to Frank Langella and Gary Oldman. However, he then moved away from the topic of Draculas-past to focus more on how his approach to the role will take its main inspirations from less obvious sources to create a more original take on the character. Read his quote below:
What can I bring that will be different...and I'm thinking to focus really on the movement...You know, I saw ‘Malignant’ and I thought what she did with those moves — and even ‘Ringu’ with Sadako [Yamamura] … I want to look at what we can explore with his movement and voice.
Since its announcement, there has been extensive speculation on what precisely Cage will bring to the role of the famed fanged fiend, especially given his penchant for campy, over-the-top performances. Now that he's opened up about how he is planning to approach arguably the most famous horror character of all time, eager audiences can start to visualize a vague sense of what to expect from the Academy Award-winner. Based on his clear fascination with the freaky contortionist movements that are overwhelmingly present in both Malignant and Ringu, it may not be stretching it too far to assume that Cage is looking to create one of the most gymnastic Draculas ever seen on the big screen. And while Universal hasn't been very open in providing much more about Renfield's plot or where it fits in the wider Dark Universe, fans can at least, for now, be satisfied that they have had a brief glimpse into Cage's mind and can better imagine what may be in store for the 124-year-old character.
Cage's enthusiasm for the role is certainly palpable, and given that Renfield is an extremely violent comedy, he definitely appears to be an ideal fit for this kind of interpretation, which is likely to benefit well from his typical, larger-than-life characterizations. However, whether Renfield's risk-taking approach to Bram Stoker's most-famous novel proves to be well-founded or not, it can almost unquestionably be relied upon that Cage will provide cinema with one of the most memorable and unconventional portrayals of Dracula that it has ever seen.
Nic Cage as ..............................................Dracula
Nicolas Cage's Dracula Will Be Inspired By Malignant & Ringu
Nicolas Cage's Dracula Will Be Inspired By Malignant and Ringu
Renfield star, Nicolas Cage, opens up on how the supernatural horror films, Malignant and Ringu, will inspire his performance of Dracula.
BY TOBY SKELTONPUBLISHED 18 HOURS AGO
Future Dracula, Nicolas Cage, has confirmed that his performance in the upcoming Renfield will be inspired by supernatural horror films, Malignant (2021) and Ringu (1998). Back in November, Universal Studios announced that Cage will be donning Dracula's cape, with Nicholas Hoult claiming the title role of the vampire's twisted associate, R.M Renfield. Directed by Chris McKay and with a script by Ryan Ridley, Renfield is set to be the latest installment in Universal's Dark Universe franchise, a modern reboot of their original horror classics set within a shared Marvel-esque universe, and follows on from The Mummy (2017) and The Invisible Man (2020)
However, Renfield's development has not always been so assured. After the less-than-ideal financial and critical response to The Mummy, Universal seemingly abandoned the Dark Universe franchise altogether after just one film. But after Leigh Whannell's The Invisible Man proved to be a remarkably more successful reboot, the production company pulled a complete Frankenstein and resurrected the cinematic universe with Renfield billed as next on the list. Thanks to this revival of interest, a cast has slowly been growing over the last few weeks, with Awkwafina and Ben Schwartz also having been announced in currently-undisclosed roles.
RELATED: Nic Cage's Dracula Can Outdo His Vampire Method Acting
Speaking on Variety's Award Circuit Podcast, Cage talked at length about the upcoming film. He discussed the various portrayals of Dracula that have been part of his research into the role, from Bela Lugosi to Frank Langella and Gary Oldman. However, he then moved away from the topic of Draculas-past to focus more on how his approach to the role will take its main inspirations from less obvious sources to create a more original take on the character. Read his quote below:
What can I bring that will be different...and I'm thinking to focus really on the movement...You know, I saw ‘Malignant’ and I thought what she did with those moves — and even ‘Ringu’ with Sadako [Yamamura] … I want to look at what we can explore with his movement and voice.
Since its announcement, there has been extensive speculation on what precisely Cage will bring to the role of the famed fanged fiend, especially given his penchant for campy, over-the-top performances. Now that he's opened up about how he is planning to approach arguably the most famous horror character of all time, eager audiences can start to visualize a vague sense of what to expect from the Academy Award-winner. Based on his clear fascination with the freaky contortionist movements that are overwhelmingly present in both Malignant and Ringu, it may not be stretching it too far to assume that Cage is looking to create one of the most gymnastic Draculas ever seen on the big screen. And while Universal hasn't been very open in providing much more about Renfield's plot or where it fits in the wider Dark Universe, fans can at least, for now, be satisfied that they have had a brief glimpse into Cage's mind and can better imagine what may be in store for the 124-year-old character.
Cage's enthusiasm for the role is certainly palpable, and given that Renfield is an extremely violent comedy, he definitely appears to be an ideal fit for this kind of interpretation, which is likely to benefit well from his typical, larger-than-life characterizations. However, whether Renfield's risk-taking approach to Bram Stoker's most-famous novel proves to be well-founded or not, it can almost unquestionably be relied upon that Cage will provide cinema with one of the most memorable and unconventional portrayals of Dracula that it has ever seen.
ran into this one on youtube
actually not bad, full movie is on there too
actually not bad, full movie is on there too
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my nikka byke
them bills must be piling up again
January 2023
A Nic Cage Western
them bills must be piling up again
January 2023
A Nic Cage Western
DoubleClutch
Superstar
I think it’s pretty much his brand at his point 
Like think about it when you got nothing to watch and see a new Nick cage movie you know it won’t be trash at the least but I won’t necessarily be a good movie either
You already know what you’re getting.
Like think about it when you got nothing to watch and see a new Nick cage movie you know it won’t be trash at the least but I won’t necessarily be a good movie either
You already know what you’re getting.
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
The title of this thread needs to be changed for the GOAT
Nic Cage don’t miss
this me @daemonova & @Peter Popoff and @Neo The Resurrected ONE & @humminbird fav actor
Nic Cage don’t miss
this me @daemonova & @Peter Popoff and @Neo The Resurrected ONE & @humminbird fav actor
