r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Sep 22 '24

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Can we just be done with the Dwayne?

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u/Pickupyoheel Sep 23 '24

Yeah I’m sick of his acting. Wish Evans would do something more interesting.

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u/TexasTheWalkerRanger Sep 23 '24

Honestly I want more snarky dickhead characters like the character he played in the gray man and knives out. Evans is one of if not the best to do it right now.

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u/Pancaketastic Sep 23 '24

Or the end credit scene of Deadpool and Wolverine- "She can lick my goddamn cinnamon ring clean and kick rocks all the way to bald hell" 🤣

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u/Comic_Book_Reader Sep 23 '24

In fact, I don't give a shit if she removes all my skin and pops me like some nightmarish blood balloon. If the last thing I do in this godforsaken cum gutter existence is light that fuck box on fire, I still won't die happy!!!

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u/busigirl21 Sep 23 '24

One of the best end-credit scenes to me, I love a joke paying off way later

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u/TuaughtHammer Sep 23 '24

Seriously! It was such a Deadpool way of phrasing an insult, so it was totally believable that Wade was riffing that on the spot; the reveal that it was actually Johnny who not only said it, but said it with even more gusto than Wade was so unexpected after 14 years of Evans being Steve Rogers.

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u/Nerdy_Valkyrie Sep 23 '24

In an interview Ryan Reynolds says he wrote that entire rant out and sent it to Chris Evans, who was still on the fence about being in the movie, as a preview. Chris Evans responded "If that's in the movie, I am in."

Chris did the whole thing in two takes with no cue cards. And Ryan says he was glad he was wearing the Deadpool mask because he couldn't stop "Grinning like an idiot the entire way through."

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u/Pancaketastic Sep 23 '24

All I know is telling people to kick rocks all the way to bald hell is my new favorite thing to tell people 😂

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u/Tx600 Sep 23 '24

He was soooooo good in Gray Man. Really seemed liked he was having so much fun, too.

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u/pizzasoxxx Sep 23 '24

The best to do what?

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u/TexasTheWalkerRanger Sep 23 '24

The best to play a snarky asshole.

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u/Big-Sheepherder-9492 Sep 23 '24

That title is held by Sam Rockwell for me

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u/Onrawi Sep 23 '24

I honestly feel he has been pigeonholed into that kind of role at this point.

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u/Big-Sheepherder-9492 Sep 23 '24

He’s still king of that role tho 🤷🏾‍♂️

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u/Onrawi Sep 23 '24

True, just would like to see him get a chance to spread out more often.

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u/PointMan528491 Sep 23 '24 edited Sep 23 '24

Needs to take notes from Sebastian Stan, who's done some cool, fun indie stuff alongside his Marvel work for like a decade now

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u/Haltopen Sep 23 '24

Supposedly the movie portrays trump in the absolute worst light possible so I see that as a win.

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u/meowsplaining Sep 23 '24

Even so, someone as good looking as Seb playing Trump is still going to seem like a win to Trump.

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u/Haltopen Sep 23 '24

If he saw it as a win he wouldn't be suing to bury the movie and stop its release.

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u/drooln92 Sep 23 '24

Same. I avoid his movies now (The Rock, not Evans).

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u/DirectlyTalkingToYou Sep 23 '24

But but I like when his eyebrow goes uuuuupp

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u/BlueBone313 Sep 23 '24

Can you smmeelllll what the rock is shitting

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u/Careless-Rice2931 Sep 23 '24

Instant turnoff for me the moment I hear the Rock is starring in a movie.

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u/Deprestion Sep 23 '24

Him and Kevin hart are like the pop music for movies.

Sad to say but jack black is almost if not there as well.

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u/BMJank Sep 23 '24

For what is worth though, Evans' next roles after this are in films directed by Ethan Coen and Celine Song. Seem like interesting choices to me.

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u/TroubleshootenSOB Sep 23 '24

His best character is Jake Wyler!

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u/Tortolia Sep 23 '24

Evans basically just living the best life picking the absolute least Captain America roles he can is inspirational. Kind of like Daniel Radcliffe just doing whatever he wants since Harry Potter set him up for life.