After news that Marvel Studios narrowed its choices to play the lead role in the Ant - Man movie to Paul Rudd and Joseph Gordon - Levitt, it was one of those rare casting announcements where no matter who was chosen, we'd have a more
than capable actor in the role.
Not exact matches
While the date may have changed, the
actors have all new faces and the details slightly different, the story is the same: a new, cocky kid comes around claiming to be the next best thing and for a while he holds true to his word and convinces the world that he is better, stronger and more
capable than his rival.
And where Hanks is one of the more talented comic
actors around, Waring seems to be no more
than one more journeyman performer... Macy is a
capable comedian, but only Jackie Gleason is Jackie Gleason.
Weaver proves what most of us have known all along, that she's an Oscar - caliber
actor capable of more
than battling aliens and messing around with gorillas.
There are few, if any, young
actors other
than her who could play the type of strong,
capable, insightful heroine embodied by Katniss.
Both roles are relatively small, but Pattinson is proving to be a strong character
actor more
than capable of fitting into an ensemble.
The problem is that, despite being played by two charismatic and more -
than -
capable actors, the title characters never click in the way they need to.
The
actors involved are more
than capable of moving audiences on their own but a decision was made to leave all of that to the score.
Ridley Scott wisely plays it very low - key from the get - go, leaving the film to play out in the more
than capable hands of his
actors and he's rewarded with three excellent performances.
Gen is supposed to be a powerhouse character and one that Kiwi
actor Cliff Curtis, familiar to Western moviegoers from such films as Live Free or Die Hard and Sunshine (and TV viewers from AMC's «Fear the Walking Dead»), should be more
than capable of bringing to life with zeal.
Ryan Phillippe and Val Kilmer aren't usually seen as comedy
actors, but both prove themselves more
than capable of some funny turns.
It feels extremely lazy coming from a two - time Oscar winning
actor that is
capable of far more
than what he's putting out.
It's hard to watch this because we as an audience know that the
actors involved are
capable of so much more
than this trite script.
It has a more -
than -
capable cast (Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz and the always splendid Olivia Colman) and an interesting premise but it totally fails to deliver and neither the
actors nor the idea can save it from wallowing in its own stagnant pretentiousness.