Everyone in the Saw movies after the 3rd one.
Gotta give him Click
which reminds me of ocean's 12Bruce Willis in....his career, since like 2004. There are maybe 2 exceptions.
Everything done by Michael Cera.
Bruce Willis in....his career, since like 2004. There are maybe 2 exceptions.
everyone throwing shade at my man Bruce......thought he was fine in looper.....but yea...yall right, outside of that and 16 blocks he has been phoning it in. People who said Adam Sandler hit the nail on the head also.
The first with Eric Bana... Also I want to add Adam Sandler in Jack & Jill, let me throw in Katie Holmes too.
Apart from Click
Colin Farell in Phone Booth
which reminds me of ocean's 12
i mean they all admitted they only did it for the free trip and fun times in italy
how about we have julia roberts play a character that almost looks like julia roberts then bruce willis will show up and not notice julia roberts is not julia roberts until she uses her wrong hand
great fukking idea.... but first where's my money
I dunno about in the 4th one, but that may be because i really like that movie. But in the 5th he looked about as enthusiastic doing it as i was watching that trash.Yes. Easily. Bruce Willis in the last two Die Hard movies
He tried in funny peopleAdam Sandler in everything after Big Daddy.
New Details Of Chaos On The Set Of 'Blade: Trinity' Indicate Production Was Doomed From The Start
"The fact that he would later sue New Line Cinema, writer/director David Goyer and Toby Emmerich, executive producer of Blade: Trinity, in a wide-ranging lawsuit seeking more than $5 million in damages, was certainly a nod to his disgust with the film and his involvement in it.
You might recall that, in the suit, Wesley claimed
- A violation of his contract;
- That the director (Goyer), the screenplay and the supporting cast were essentially forced on him, and he had no say in any of those choices; especially with the script, which he didn't care for, objecting to what he called the "juvenile level of humor" in it, as well as the fact that his character, the lead character, whose name is on the marquee, was marginalized, with focus being shifted from Blade to the 2 sidekicks (played by Jessica Biel and Ryan Reynolds) - the plan, Snipes claimed, being to set the stage for spinoffs featuring other cast members.
- Racial discrimination/prejudice against Goyer and the whole production. Specifically, that in contrast to the first two Bladefilms, in which efforts were made to select a multiracial cast and crew, Goyer and Emmerich "intentionally hired only white people," which Snipes claimed led to him feeling isolated and excluded. He also claimed that Goyer made racially motivated statements about Snipes being unprofessional and difficult to work with, and that Goyer refused to discipline a crew member who wore a racially discriminatory T-shirt on the set."