Wanted 2008
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Comments
PhoenixReturns
He was not the 'bucket of rats guy' lol xD, he was Blithe in Band of Brothers and also played one of the characters in BBC show 'Hustle'
Terri
Also wanted to add...in the fight scene when he goes in by himself to the weavers...it reminded me of Kingsman when Colin Firth is in the church. It felt like it was filmed in a similar way.
Terri
This was fun! I saw this one in the theater back in the day when I went to the movies about every weekend. Is it realistic? No. But it's fun and that imo is what movies should be about a lot of the times. Wish we had more filmmakers today that just made "fun" instead of taking themselves so seriously or being the MCU. That seems like the only two movie categories now. Anyway, happy to watch this with you both!
Octavia
This is a fun watch. I saw it in the theater... but the only thing I remembered was 'curving the bullet'.
kimburley
Great post, loved seeing the reactions! Thanks!
Michael Celia
I think I heard a rat-pitched Wilhelm scream? An absolutely ridiculous movie, but James McAvoy and Morgan Freeman elevate it - and let's be honest, Angelina jolie is just there to look hot and kick ass...not always in that order.
Anthony Ancona
That was a fun ride!
gdcalhoun
Such a creative and wonderfully made movie. I had forgotten some of the cast. Kristin Hager, who played Wesley's girlfriend, also played James Holden's girlfriend in the first 2 episodes of The Expanse. This was also right before James McAvoy's career really took off. Chris Pratt was working steadily in television and small roles in movies but Guardians was still several years out. Always great to see Terrence Stamp and Thomas Kreschmann.