Does Keanu Reeves have more classics than the Rock?
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The Rock couldn't even make Black Adam a hit
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dwayne doesnt even attempt to act, really just plays himself. ive gotten second hand embarrassment watching keanu. doesnt mean his flims arent enjoyable.
Sensitive Christian Grey
The Fisher King
Fast 5 and 7 are clearly on par with John Wick 2 and 3 guys c'mon
Speed clears anything the rock has done.
No need to bring up the Matrix
No need to bring up the Matrix
I'm hard on Rock but I'm a big fan of his Doom movie. There's like 8 of us.
The problem with Rock, is he's too invested in a legacy, he's a business man that also acts. Ryan Reynolds suffers from the same problem. Both got decades in the industry, dozens and dozens of movies but maybe only a handful are actually interesting. The interesting ones usually have the same thing in common too, they play against their casting type, a villain or very serious drama or a straight up fictional version of who they really are. Basically the kinda roles you can't build a career on if you're more interested in selling tickets and being a brand.
Keanu just wants to work with his friends and maybe other legends. The man directed Man of Tai Chi just put his stuntman friend on (dope movie too btw, overlooked...he played the villain in it too)
The problem with Rock, is he's too invested in a legacy, he's a business man that also acts. Ryan Reynolds suffers from the same problem. Both got decades in the industry, dozens and dozens of movies but maybe only a handful are actually interesting. The interesting ones usually have the same thing in common too, they play against their casting type, a villain or very serious drama or a straight up fictional version of who they really are. Basically the kinda roles you can't build a career on if you're more interested in selling tickets and being a brand.
Keanu just wants to work with his friends and maybe other legends. The man directed Man of Tai Chi just put his stuntman friend on (dope movie too btw, overlooked...he played the villain in it too)