More bashing for Mr. Christensen (don't know if it's been posted)
Oh dear, another spotty and overweight teenager with personality issues....
http://www.slashfilm.com/article.php/20051219225025277
BTW Merry Christmas everyone!!! 🙂
More bashing for Mr. Christensen (don't know if it's been posted)
Oh dear, another spotty and overweight teenager with personality issues....
http://www.slashfilm.com/article.php/20051219225025277
BTW Merry Christmas everyone!!! 🙂
Originally posted by Demarest
But seiosuly though. I think Hayden is not a good actor. bashing him is dumb though.The link isn't working
This is some guys film site. THe title of the article is: Roger Ebert vs. Me: Top 10 of 2005
This is the part about Hayden.
8. Star Wars: Episode III - all geekery aside, this movie was very, very pretty. Hayden Christensen, as far as I'm concerned, is a terrible actor and was at least 40% responsible for the low quality of Episode II, which has yet to grow on me as much as I'm sure it will eventually. However, he managed not to screw up Episode III as much, and allowed the massive story and somewhat excessive special effects do their jobs. There were some things wrong with this movie, I admit, but I loved it anyway. So there.
Originally posted by Clone-pilotAh.. There's nothing wrong with being a critic.
Hayden is a good actor and AOTC is a great film .... for christs sake will everyone stop being so damn critical it's starting to p*** me off !!!!!
I would say that AotC is great movie with some flaws but I wouldn't say Hayden is a great actor. It's that you are all used to him that you have accepted his warped way of acting.
If there had been another instead of him, you would have found that one the bomb.
George Lucas is the only reason for Episode II's suckfullness. Even though Hayden is a douche in my opinion, he actually can act (see Shattered Glass or Life As A House), as can Natalie Portman (see anything she's been in apart from Star Wars). GL is just a terrible actor director and has dumb ideas of what he wants from his actors.
Originally posted by overlord
Fans would have accepted anyone who would have been in his place.
Oh really? I don't think I would have liked Di Caprio or Phillippe in his shoes 😘
First of all I agree that any flaw is: a) George Lucas's fault; b) blue screen's fault. I haven't seen a single movie in which blue or green screen have "bettered" the actor's performance. Think about the Matrix trilogy: I thought the acting was really camp and sometimes it made me want to laugh out loud (in the second and third one mostly, the first one was, for the greater part, good). Even in theatre the best rendition of a play is usually given when there is an actual scenary and when there are actual costumes rather than in the so called "minimalist" environment.
Secondly, I loved AOTC and I don't think it was "spoiled" by anyone if not by some dumb lines in the screenplay. It's not perfect, but no film is. In fact, if we look around us we see that compared to many films that have been hailed as masterpieces (ex. "Traffic"😉 AOTC is to be considered a stroke of genius.
bashing? ummm no
criticising haydens acting abilities on a website is not bashing, but rather expressing one's opinion. regardless of how vague and nonsensical his criticism is, and regardless of how i disagree, i really dont think thats bashing.
bashing is when certain idiots on this site refer to him as "gayden" and express their sick want to commit assault on him (you know who you are child)
bashing is when some obsessed fanboy screams "YOU RUINED STAR WARS!!!!" in his face, forcing him to chase his sorry ass down the block.
Originally posted by EleonoraIs all of that message directed towards me? 😱
Oh really? I don't think I would have liked Di Caprio or Phillippe in his shoes 😘
First of all I agree that any flaw is: a) George Lucas's fault; b) blue screen's fault. I haven't seen a single movie in which blue or green screen have "bettered" the actor's performance. Think about the Matrix trilogy: I thought the acting was really camp and sometimes it made me want to laugh out loud (in the second and third one mostly, the first one was, for the greater part, good). Even in theatre the best rendition of a play is usually given when there is an actual scenary and when there are actual costumes rather than in the so called "minimalist" environment.
Secondly, I loved AOTC and I don't think it was "spoiled" by anyone if not by some dumb lines in the screenplay. It's not perfect, but no film is. In fact, if we look around us we see that compared to many films that have been hailed as masterpieces (ex. "Traffic"😉 AOTC is to be considered a stroke of genius.
Anyway, kid fans would have even defended Di Caprio too if it were him now.
Fans just shouldn't try to defend plot writing, acting skills and directing when they are too biased to even judge properly.
Originally posted by overlord
Is all of that message directed towards me? 😱Anyway, kid fans would have even defended Di Caprio too if it were him now.
Fans just shouldn't try to defend plot writing, acting skills and directing when they are too biased to even judge properly.
You are denying the quintessential element that separates life forms from lifeless objects: the ability to distinguish, form an opinion and, consequently, act. Fans are not born fans, they make a choice that comes directly from the makings of the mind, so I believe this dogmatic approach towards fandom comes very close to dementia. I think that unfortunately (I mean it) we all have a different view of the world, so an objective judgement, fan or non-fan, is impossible.