Meme!
Comment and I will give you ten actors and ten actresses. Then post in your Livejournal with your favorite films of theirs.
mfirefly10 gave me:
Names:
Sandra Bullock- Speed. I really love bad action movies.
Claudia Black- I'm more familiar wit her TV credits. If we're counting the SG1 made for TV movies then I'll say Ark of Truth. If we're going for theatrical releases then I actually quite like Pitch Black (though I don't even remember her being in it so it must be a small role).
Amy Adams- Enchanted. She's so wonderful in it. She could so easily be annoying but she's anything but.
Kristen Bell- Again, more into her TV work, but Forgetting Sarah Marshall was really enjoyable. I liked that Sarah wasn't a total villain.
Ashley Judd- Divine Secrets of the YaYa Sisterhood is one of those movies that doesn't quite gel completely, but the cast has so much fun that I don't care.
Cate Blanchett- She's been in so many good movies, but I really love a little movie she did called Paradise Road. It's about a bunch of women surviving in a concentration camp, and the cast is incredible. And it's based on a true story, so you know it makes me weepy.
Anne Hathaway- Rachel getting married. This was the first non Disney-esque role I saw her in, and it was a doozy.
Lena Headey- I first saw her in the live action version of the Jungle Book, and part of me will always see her as Kitty.
Jennifer Garner- 13 Going On 30. She just has sooooo much fun.
Bonnie Wright- Heh, so many choices her her. I'm going to go with Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. She didn't have as much to do as she did in Half Blood Prince, but she was awesome in every scene she had. I actually was a tad disappointed in HBP, but I feel like that had more to do with the writing than anything. There are just certain lines that almost no one can pull of believably.
Alan Tudyk- Part of me wants to say Serenity, just out of loyalty to that fandom, but I have to go with A Knight's Tale. He's gut splittingly hilarious in that movie.
Bradley Cooper- Currently it'd be the Hangover, 'cuz it was funny and one of the few of his movies I've seen, but it looks like the A Team is just my kind of awful summer action movie.
Jensen Ackles- Ten Inch Hero. A little cloying in its message, but it's sweet and he stars with his future real life wife.
Gerard Butler- Tomb Raider 2.
James McAvoy- Penelope. So cute.
George Clooney- Ocean's 11. Annoying lack of women aside, this is pretty much my perfect movie. If only we could have had a few female team members...
Sean Penn- ...I don't think I've ever actually scene any of his stuff before. Crazy.
Paul Bettany- Again I have to go with A Knight's Tale. So. Much. Funny.
Robert Downey Jr.- Iron Man. Made me love super hero movies again.
John Cusack- From way back when he was just a boy, the Journey of Natty Gann. This was a family classic that we watched all the time as kids. I didn't realize for the longest time, though, that it was John Cusack. He's so baby faced.
mfirefly10 gave me:
Names:
Sandra Bullock- Speed. I really love bad action movies.
Claudia Black- I'm more familiar wit her TV credits. If we're counting the SG1 made for TV movies then I'll say Ark of Truth. If we're going for theatrical releases then I actually quite like Pitch Black (though I don't even remember her being in it so it must be a small role).
Amy Adams- Enchanted. She's so wonderful in it. She could so easily be annoying but she's anything but.
Kristen Bell- Again, more into her TV work, but Forgetting Sarah Marshall was really enjoyable. I liked that Sarah wasn't a total villain.
Ashley Judd- Divine Secrets of the YaYa Sisterhood is one of those movies that doesn't quite gel completely, but the cast has so much fun that I don't care.
Cate Blanchett- She's been in so many good movies, but I really love a little movie she did called Paradise Road. It's about a bunch of women surviving in a concentration camp, and the cast is incredible. And it's based on a true story, so you know it makes me weepy.
Anne Hathaway- Rachel getting married. This was the first non Disney-esque role I saw her in, and it was a doozy.
Lena Headey- I first saw her in the live action version of the Jungle Book, and part of me will always see her as Kitty.
Jennifer Garner- 13 Going On 30. She just has sooooo much fun.
Bonnie Wright- Heh, so many choices her her. I'm going to go with Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. She didn't have as much to do as she did in Half Blood Prince, but she was awesome in every scene she had. I actually was a tad disappointed in HBP, but I feel like that had more to do with the writing than anything. There are just certain lines that almost no one can pull of believably.
Alan Tudyk- Part of me wants to say Serenity, just out of loyalty to that fandom, but I have to go with A Knight's Tale. He's gut splittingly hilarious in that movie.
Bradley Cooper- Currently it'd be the Hangover, 'cuz it was funny and one of the few of his movies I've seen, but it looks like the A Team is just my kind of awful summer action movie.
Jensen Ackles- Ten Inch Hero. A little cloying in its message, but it's sweet and he stars with his future real life wife.
Gerard Butler- Tomb Raider 2.
James McAvoy- Penelope. So cute.
George Clooney- Ocean's 11. Annoying lack of women aside, this is pretty much my perfect movie. If only we could have had a few female team members...
Sean Penn- ...I don't think I've ever actually scene any of his stuff before. Crazy.
Paul Bettany- Again I have to go with A Knight's Tale. So. Much. Funny.
Robert Downey Jr.- Iron Man. Made me love super hero movies again.
John Cusack- From way back when he was just a boy, the Journey of Natty Gann. This was a family classic that we watched all the time as kids. I didn't realize for the longest time, though, that it was John Cusack. He's so baby faced.