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Thread started 09/19/07 5:44pm

GangstaFam

The Brave One AKA Panic Train...who's seen it?

It's much better than Panic Plane or whatever that last one she did was.

There are many parts that are morally questionable, but I think that's what made it so engaging.

She's one of the few actors that I will see whatever they put out as soon as it's released.

What do y'all think?


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Reply #1 posted 09/19/07 5:45pm

Lothan

Panic Plane. falloff
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Reply #2 posted 09/19/07 5:46pm

Imago

not I. I only heard her interview on NPR.


Bottom line: You're kind of hot.
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Reply #3 posted 09/19/07 5:46pm

IAintTheOne

lol its nothing but Death wish with Tits
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Reply #4 posted 09/19/07 5:47pm

GangstaFam

Imago said:

not I. I only heard her interview on NPR.


Bottom line: You're kind of hot.

Only kind of? rolleyes

How was the interview?
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Reply #5 posted 09/19/07 5:47pm

GangstaFam

Lothan said:

Panic Plane. falloff

I still need to see Panic Bank. Somehow that one passed me by.
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Reply #6 posted 09/19/07 5:49pm

Imago

GangstaFam said:

Imago said:

not I. I only heard her interview on NPR.


Bottom line: You're kind of hot.

Only kind of? rolleyes

How was the interview?


It was humerus in parts of it. She was explain, introspectively, why she ended up going back to roles where women are in peril.

She was also talking about some project she had just finished which involved a kid's tale, and how she was delighted cause her child(I forget if it was plural or not) could finally go to the set and see.

She seemed awfully humble for being the caliber actress that she is.
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Reply #7 posted 09/19/07 5:49pm

Imago

ok, more than kind of hot, but I'm being instructed to behave.
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Reply #8 posted 09/19/07 5:50pm

GangstaFam

Imago said:

ok, more than kind of hot, but I'm being instructed to behave.

uh oh.
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Reply #9 posted 09/19/07 5:51pm

GangstaFam

Imago said:

It was humerus in parts of it. She was explain, introspectively, why she ended up going back to roles where women are in peril.

She was also talking about some project she had just finished which involved a kid's tale, and how she was delighted cause her child(I forget if it was plural or not) could finally go to the set and see.

She seemed awfully humble for being the caliber actress that she is.

I heard she had a killer spot on Letterman last week too. I'm so out of the loop!
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Reply #10 posted 09/19/07 5:52pm

Calligraphy

Jodie is one of the few actors whose presence in a film such as The Brave One will compel me to watch it. It is very much in the mold of Death Wish, but she does add an element of tension and moral ambiguity that works.

I still think, however, her character seemed too young for her. And, I don't say that often about an actor.
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Reply #11 posted 09/19/07 5:52pm

Imago

GangstaFam said:

Imago said:

It was humerus in parts of it. She was explain, introspectively, why she ended up going back to roles where women are in peril.

She was also talking about some project she had just finished which involved a kid's tale, and how she was delighted cause her child(I forget if it was plural or not) could finally go to the set and see.

She seemed awfully humble for being the caliber actress that she is.

I heard she had a killer spot on Letterman last week too. I'm so out of the loop!



She actually made Anna & The King bearable. I went to see in on a 'date', and I'll say it makes a great date movie. shrug

But Chow Yeng Fet not picking up a sword and kicking somebody's ass is a waste of a good Chow Yeng Fet (sp?). shrug
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Reply #12 posted 09/19/07 5:54pm

GangstaFam

Imago said:

But Chow Yeng Fet not picking up a sword and kicking somebody's ass is a waste of a good Chow Yeng Fet (sp?). shrug

lol
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Reply #13 posted 09/19/07 5:55pm

GangstaFam

Calligraphy said:

Jodie is one of the few actors whose presence in a film such as The Brave One will compel me to watch it. It is very much in the mold of Death Wish, but she does add an element of tension and moral ambiguity that works.

I still think, however, her character seemed too young for her. And, I don't say that often about an actor.

Well, she's 44 in real life. How old did you guess her character was supposed to be?

And I'm with you. I'd watch her in just about anything.
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Reply #14 posted 09/19/07 5:56pm

Lothan

GangstaFam said:

Lothan said:

Panic Plane. falloff

I still need to see Panic Bank. Somehow that one passed me by.
falloff

I so hate you. lol

That movie was Inside Man.
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Reply #15 posted 09/19/07 5:58pm

GangstaFam

Lothan said:

falloff

I so hate you. lol

That movie was Inside Man.

You're a meanie! fishslap

I'm renting it tonight. nod
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Reply #16 posted 09/19/07 6:00pm

Calligraphy

GangstaFam said:

Calligraphy said:

Jodie is one of the few actors whose presence in a film such as The Brave One will compel me to watch it. It is very much in the mold of Death Wish, but she does add an element of tension and moral ambiguity that works.

I still think, however, her character seemed too young for her. And, I don't say that often about an actor.

Well, she's 44 in real life. How old did you guess her character was supposed to be?

And I'm with you. I'd watch her in just about anything.


33, at the oldest.
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Reply #17 posted 09/19/07 8:58pm

GangstaFam

Calligraphy said:

33, at the oldest.

The just getting married part made her character seem quite young, but at least her job made her somewhat age appropriate.
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Reply #18 posted 09/19/07 9:02pm

sonic

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I thought she was excellent in this movie, as well as terrance howard (oh my..hes CUTE) wink

you really need to be in the mood for this type of movie. the opening scene where they get mugged was pretty brutal, i found myself looking away.
I dont usually go for movies like death wish, but this one sucked me in~~ smile
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Reply #19 posted 09/19/07 9:23pm

Calligraphy

GangstaFam said:

Calligraphy said:

33, at the oldest.

The just getting married part made her character seem quite young, but at least her job made her somewhat age appropriate.


I was thinking her carriage and posture, dress, pending marriage to a much younger dude, even the sketch done of her later in the film -- all these things suggest a woman in her 30s. Her on-air persona was the only thing that seemed fortysomething. smile
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Reply #20 posted 09/19/07 11:08pm

INSATIABLE

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Imago said:

She was explain,












Watched it and loved it, btw. But Christ, that opening violence. dead So heartwrenching!
Oh shit, my hat done fell off
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Reply #21 posted 09/24/07 10:13pm

Raze

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Loved it. Awesome.

Panic Bank wasn't that good, though. Could've been tightened up a lot. And I think I'm sick of Denzel showing up on a set and doing the same routine in every movie. Plus, the only character that was likeable in the whole thing was the bank robber.
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