Next time one of them comes up, if you remember, could you mention it? I'm possessed of such a seething dislike of the guy I don't get how anyone could forget him. He just dumbs up the room to me--he seems to be labouring at a pace half as fast as everyone else on camera, and he's not goodlooking either, and is radiating negative charisma. Most of the proto-stars I can think of (Liam Hemsworth comes to mind, for someone who's not much of anything, but he's much less famous than Channing), are at least neutral to me. Channing...ugh...so negative.
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I kind of like Channing; he seems like a nice if somewhat dim guy in interviews and commentary tracks; he has zero shyness about taking his clothes off in movies, which I appreciate in men who are my physical type; he does good dance and passable fight scenes; and in getting his life story filmed—my mind reels at the thought of how many blowjobs it must have taken to get that greenlighted by a studio executive—he will provide me with Joe Manganiello doing a striptease in a fireman costume and going full (prosthetic) monty.
My first Channing movie was Step Up, and he's well enough suited for that role. So I have a bit of fondness for him, but a rather small bit.
if you must see a Uwe Boll movie, make it In the Name of the King: a Dungeon Siege Tale. It's worth it just for Ron Perlman chewing the scenery and you get bonus Jason Statham.
My vote for must-see Uwe Boll movie is House of the Dead. It has a zombie rave, cuts to clips from the video game it's based on during action scenes, and stars Clint Howard, Tyron Leitso as a gun-toting underwear model who speaks with a fake British accent, and Jürgen Prochnow as a smuggler called—I shit you not—Captain Kirk.
Oh, I played hooky on a long lunch break today and went to see Chronicle. I enjoyed it immensely (thanks for the recommendation, ita!) and am hoping it's successful enough that they make a sequel.
Wasn't The Apple Uwe Boll? Cause for sheer uninterrupted camp...
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Wasn't The Apple Uwe Boll?
BITE YOUR TONGUE. I will not have such blasphemous lies spoken about the world's greatest disco Nazi movie musical.
Satanic disco Nazi movie musical.
How have I never heard of this film? It sounds like Springtime for Hitler, only real.
I would point you to an article about the film, but really, The Apple is best viewed unspoilt.