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I thought he was so hilarious in his cameo on Scrubs. I was laughing the entire time.
I was very surprised by his performance in this film. He played such a sensitive loner type, you truely believed you were watching his character and not Colin Farrell. He always gives great performances but this one in particular spoke to me and felt like one of his most believeable.
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Gods of the Arena managed to come out of the gate swinging like a... well, like a gladiator!
Gods of the Arena managed to come out of the gate swinging like a... well, like a gladiator!
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a really great actor, well.. a drug addicted actor, but an actor nevertheless..
You have to admit it.... He's aboveeeee gorgeous!! That cute litlle bad boy face is just ready to be kissed and pinched and smooched(ok.. now I sound like a grandma', but you know what I mean, hopefully). Colin Farrell is like the perfect image of a bad boy. And even that cigarette he's always smoking, wherever he is or whatever he does, looks so good! I've saw his movies... the acting is not that incredible, it's more like.. so-so. Or average. But that doesn't stop me to not like him. As in the case of other hundreds or millions of his girl fans :D.
Colin Farrell is a quite underrated actor. People see him as a Hollywood hotshot without talent, who only plays in blockbuster crap like S.W.A.T. But there's more to Farrell than meets the eye. If one would take a chance to watch Tigerland for example, he would see that Colin Farrell is a great and versatile actor who only needs to pick his movies with a bit more care.
A real tough guy and a modern day James Dean, Colin Farrell is nonetheless a very talented actor. Some may hate him for his bad attitude and reckless lifestyle, but I have enjoyed most of his films, with the exception of the awful, "Daredevil." Of all of his movies, my favorite has to be "Phone Booth."
Though he does have a bit of a snarky attitude he is a real metamorpher when it comes to his acting. He can do it all. From a sensitive odd ball in At Home at the end of the World, to a crazd psycho in Daredevil (the only good part of the movie), to a world explorer in The New World. He can really mold and press himself into a lot of different roles, he has real staying power. Excellent actor by all accounts.
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