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He seems like a nice guy he didnt want to be a A lister I think.
@aref_14106 күн бұрын
this documentary is brilliant, he was unlucky and he chose bullshit movies to act like mojave moon, jade , dead men can't dance and ....
@miriampopa54368 күн бұрын
❤🎬🌎👏
@Nicholas_Triumph_Thruxton10 күн бұрын
Don't forget, NES used his image in its Metal Gear cover.
@hellojam10013 күн бұрын
he was perfect in Terminator and perfect in Aliens
@JohnShreve-hw8zm14 күн бұрын
Neither the Terminator nor Aliens are “cult”films
@XofHopeКүн бұрын
Yes, they are. A cult film isn't just one that's mostly unknown to the general public but with a small, dedicated fan club. It's having fans that still watch it regularly, promote events based on it, still produce derivate fanworks, etc that gives a film cult status. Aliens and Terminator just happen to be big, well known cult films.
@davidsirmons18 күн бұрын
Prometheus was sheer trash, erasing the mystique of the Alien, being explained away as some class project by the android. What utter crap.
@davidsirmons18 күн бұрын
His work in those 3 cameron movies is nothing short of mesmerizing.
@Chevalier_knight19 күн бұрын
I really wish he was given more roles he was a good actor and i hate that he was just left behind
@MrArcadia200920 күн бұрын
His role was fantastic. He did that job very well. I respected him a lot more through this role, than any other.
@mlansky730220 күн бұрын
I think most people who have never acted tend to glorify film actors to an extent far beyond what real talent they may have. Most project their memories of their youth 40 years ago onto some person who happened to be in a movie they saw back then. Its predictable and its silly.
@alessiocataldi243420 күн бұрын
Rip Kyle Reese 2029-1984
@mr.blonde534420 күн бұрын
He's a Trumper.
@tnowak24 күн бұрын
The Art of War is not even mentioned...
@norahjaneeast545024 күн бұрын
I was listening to somebody talk about this stand-up comedian who had a very successful film career and was surprise when they weren't able to go back to stand-up comedy but the thing is it's like being a shark they never sleep sharks never do actually that's a bad analogy because I think you could actually take a year off do something else come back insanely reinvigorated and really kill but like if they give you a contractors that's insane and all you have to do now is do a sitcom well that's a lot easier than and remember now that you're America's dad you can't play Blue well that didn't seem to hold back Bob Saget but that's because he kept moving and he made himself relevant I do think he wasn't necessarily playing as blue is he dead he was more clean in that era but it's a lot harder to play clean although if someone wants to say that he lost a bit insanely blue they may have a point because I really wasn't paying attention to Bob Saget at all until of course he went quite blue
@DylanFahey26 күн бұрын
Give me Alien 5 with the aliens on earth. Now.
@truthseekeralways705027 күн бұрын
GOD Bless John Cusack 💯🙌🏼🙏🏼🤲🏼❤️🧡💚💘💛💙💝💜👍🏼
@migalorsdarwin193027 күн бұрын
The Thumbnail look like Michael Shanks
@jonathanzamoran324128 күн бұрын
Tucker won the most zesty that year in this film
@StartAnimationАй бұрын
i REALLY di REALLY dont understand what they see so horribly in alice in wonderland. For me is like avatar, it doesn't have THE script, but its a good film and the visuals are A M A Z I N G. And alice and avatar both are a genre that the most of people (adult audience) don't respect fantasy films like other universes and type of worlds. This film only could be the 6* film of history of making 1 billion box office if the script was accessible to all audiences understand it. I feel this.
@mikenes-orАй бұрын
Starred in Terminator, Aliens, Tombstone. 3 of the best action movies of all time. Not a bad CV!
@hughmcnamara1790Күн бұрын
And the Rock
@SirHawktheRangerАй бұрын
Michael Biehn fan always. Even with the bombs even just for his roles in Terminator, Aliens, and especially ICONIC Tombstone. He will always be a great actor to me.
@anjomo96Ай бұрын
The timeline is off, Superman Lives was supposed to film in 1997 and Burton was recommended by Kevin Smith. Burton brought Cage on board. This was not between Batman films. Also the reason Burton didn't directed Nightmare is because he was doing Batman Returns.
@anjomo96Ай бұрын
Keaton was already well known before Beetlejuice, no? Nightshift, Mr. Mom, Gung Ho, Johnny Dangerously.
@debbeborders5762Ай бұрын
Michael is a good actor and a favorite in Alien films, Terminator and Tombstone among many more.
@EddieMushАй бұрын
ASS TO ASS!!!
@MetalGear_MarkieАй бұрын
He was in the movie the rock for a short section and was still solid. Michael is the man
@mbl1334Ай бұрын
He was definitely very handsome. As an actor? Nothing to write home about, that and alcohol made him less and less called.
@Locadel2003Ай бұрын
I really enjoyed her role in Top Gun Maverick, she made a nice comeback on the screen after a while
@Locadel2003Ай бұрын
That movie with Michael J Fox is probably the most fun and funny movie he ever did. Always enjoyed it
@yuntakukai1002Ай бұрын
TRUMP 2024
@mr.blonde534420 күн бұрын
Not likely.
@mikepeterson9362Ай бұрын
I've certainly been wrong before, and I love Biehn's work, but if he's quit drinking my grandmother'd be a wagon <said in Scottish accent>. Watch his recent interviews, his hands shake so bad that if he's not still an alcoholic, he'd better say "Norman, the loons, the loons" in is next public appearance. C'mon guys, this is Hollywood. Even after heart surgery, the best acting is done during pub tours, not in the movies. It breaks everyone sooner or later.
@XofHopeКүн бұрын
Maybe it's Parkinson's or some other medical condition?
@mikepeterson936215 сағат бұрын
@@XofHope Really Parkinson's? So when I said "Norman, the loons" you didn't know that I was referencing Hepburn in On Golden Pond? F*** me the kids today don't know anything....
@XofHope13 сағат бұрын
@@mikepeterson9362 I'm 49 yo, but thanks for the assumption. I'm not American though, still have no idea what movie or book you're referencing.
@Locadel2003Ай бұрын
He was really good in Training Day, but he got so overshadowed by Denzel Washington
@Locadel2003Ай бұрын
He did a fucking solid villain in War for the planet of the apes. One of the best performances of his career in my opinion
@Locadel2003Ай бұрын
Wedding Crashers may be one of the funniest movies I have ever seen
@Locadel2003Ай бұрын
Frequency is a masterpiece
@thehouseofnaztrodamus2928Ай бұрын
He should have played the adult LUKE SKYWALKER.
@itistrue101Ай бұрын
One of America's truly great actors.
@olraz75Ай бұрын
I always wondered why he wasn't a huge star ⭐ I was born in 1975 and ever since I saw him in the original Terminator I was a huge fan. Anytime I saw him I wanted to see the movie, anytime I saw a movie and he showed up I was always happy. He was extremely good-looking, charming and just had that cool factor. He should have been a huge star! That's what I always thought and to this day I'm a huge fan.
@melchordelmoral8075Ай бұрын
The Legend.
@Eds5182 ай бұрын
Thank you for showing this documentary on James Woods. We love you James ❤
@dearossi23272 ай бұрын
Metal Gear ( nes) .😈🤘
@mechelemede45792 ай бұрын
He's one of my favorite actors, and I wish he was in more movies/shows. He's so great!
@jamesmurray38892 ай бұрын
Jesus this guy looks exactly like my brother david. Exactly.
@greggseager46322 ай бұрын
Walken played the heavy perfectly to Allen. The final punchline is hilarious.
@STWRITES12 ай бұрын
ICM did Woods no favors when they blew up "The Lost Battalion" in 1998, in which he was supposed to direct, star and produce. A lot of collateral damage from that.
@user-wz7qp8by2z2 ай бұрын
He deserves Oscar.
@ogrehaslayers6052 ай бұрын
It's a really great movie!
@ThatBaseballGuy132 ай бұрын
One of the most talented and underrated actors ever
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He seems like a nice guy he didnt want to be a A lister I think.
this documentary is brilliant, he was unlucky and he chose bullshit movies to act like mojave moon, jade , dead men can't dance and ....
❤🎬🌎👏
Don't forget, NES used his image in its Metal Gear cover.
he was perfect in Terminator and perfect in Aliens
Neither the Terminator nor Aliens are “cult”films
Yes, they are. A cult film isn't just one that's mostly unknown to the general public but with a small, dedicated fan club. It's having fans that still watch it regularly, promote events based on it, still produce derivate fanworks, etc that gives a film cult status. Aliens and Terminator just happen to be big, well known cult films.
Prometheus was sheer trash, erasing the mystique of the Alien, being explained away as some class project by the android. What utter crap.
His work in those 3 cameron movies is nothing short of mesmerizing.
I really wish he was given more roles he was a good actor and i hate that he was just left behind
His role was fantastic. He did that job very well. I respected him a lot more through this role, than any other.
I think most people who have never acted tend to glorify film actors to an extent far beyond what real talent they may have. Most project their memories of their youth 40 years ago onto some person who happened to be in a movie they saw back then. Its predictable and its silly.
Rip Kyle Reese 2029-1984
He's a Trumper.
The Art of War is not even mentioned...
I was listening to somebody talk about this stand-up comedian who had a very successful film career and was surprise when they weren't able to go back to stand-up comedy but the thing is it's like being a shark they never sleep sharks never do actually that's a bad analogy because I think you could actually take a year off do something else come back insanely reinvigorated and really kill but like if they give you a contractors that's insane and all you have to do now is do a sitcom well that's a lot easier than and remember now that you're America's dad you can't play Blue well that didn't seem to hold back Bob Saget but that's because he kept moving and he made himself relevant I do think he wasn't necessarily playing as blue is he dead he was more clean in that era but it's a lot harder to play clean although if someone wants to say that he lost a bit insanely blue they may have a point because I really wasn't paying attention to Bob Saget at all until of course he went quite blue
Give me Alien 5 with the aliens on earth. Now.
GOD Bless John Cusack 💯🙌🏼🙏🏼🤲🏼❤️🧡💚💘💛💙💝💜👍🏼
The Thumbnail look like Michael Shanks
Tucker won the most zesty that year in this film
i REALLY di REALLY dont understand what they see so horribly in alice in wonderland. For me is like avatar, it doesn't have THE script, but its a good film and the visuals are A M A Z I N G. And alice and avatar both are a genre that the most of people (adult audience) don't respect fantasy films like other universes and type of worlds. This film only could be the 6* film of history of making 1 billion box office if the script was accessible to all audiences understand it. I feel this.
Starred in Terminator, Aliens, Tombstone. 3 of the best action movies of all time. Not a bad CV!
And the Rock
Michael Biehn fan always. Even with the bombs even just for his roles in Terminator, Aliens, and especially ICONIC Tombstone. He will always be a great actor to me.
The timeline is off, Superman Lives was supposed to film in 1997 and Burton was recommended by Kevin Smith. Burton brought Cage on board. This was not between Batman films. Also the reason Burton didn't directed Nightmare is because he was doing Batman Returns.
Keaton was already well known before Beetlejuice, no? Nightshift, Mr. Mom, Gung Ho, Johnny Dangerously.
Michael is a good actor and a favorite in Alien films, Terminator and Tombstone among many more.
ASS TO ASS!!!
He was in the movie the rock for a short section and was still solid. Michael is the man
He was definitely very handsome. As an actor? Nothing to write home about, that and alcohol made him less and less called.
I really enjoyed her role in Top Gun Maverick, she made a nice comeback on the screen after a while
That movie with Michael J Fox is probably the most fun and funny movie he ever did. Always enjoyed it
TRUMP 2024
Not likely.
I've certainly been wrong before, and I love Biehn's work, but if he's quit drinking my grandmother'd be a wagon <said in Scottish accent>. Watch his recent interviews, his hands shake so bad that if he's not still an alcoholic, he'd better say "Norman, the loons, the loons" in is next public appearance. C'mon guys, this is Hollywood. Even after heart surgery, the best acting is done during pub tours, not in the movies. It breaks everyone sooner or later.
Maybe it's Parkinson's or some other medical condition?
@@XofHope Really Parkinson's? So when I said "Norman, the loons" you didn't know that I was referencing Hepburn in On Golden Pond? F*** me the kids today don't know anything....
@@mikepeterson9362 I'm 49 yo, but thanks for the assumption. I'm not American though, still have no idea what movie or book you're referencing.
He was really good in Training Day, but he got so overshadowed by Denzel Washington
He did a fucking solid villain in War for the planet of the apes. One of the best performances of his career in my opinion
Wedding Crashers may be one of the funniest movies I have ever seen
Frequency is a masterpiece
He should have played the adult LUKE SKYWALKER.
One of America's truly great actors.
I always wondered why he wasn't a huge star ⭐ I was born in 1975 and ever since I saw him in the original Terminator I was a huge fan. Anytime I saw him I wanted to see the movie, anytime I saw a movie and he showed up I was always happy. He was extremely good-looking, charming and just had that cool factor. He should have been a huge star! That's what I always thought and to this day I'm a huge fan.
The Legend.
Thank you for showing this documentary on James Woods. We love you James ❤
Metal Gear ( nes) .😈🤘
He's one of my favorite actors, and I wish he was in more movies/shows. He's so great!
Jesus this guy looks exactly like my brother david. Exactly.
Walken played the heavy perfectly to Allen. The final punchline is hilarious.
ICM did Woods no favors when they blew up "The Lost Battalion" in 1998, in which he was supposed to direct, star and produce. A lot of collateral damage from that.
He deserves Oscar.
It's a really great movie!
One of the most talented and underrated actors ever
Love him!