[Perdogg]

He has Amber Heard and yacht off Cape May going for him.

[Perdogg]

I knew Mortdecai was a disaster when it got a January release.

[Sasparilla]

He heard what?

[Borges]

When was the last time he played an actual human being?

[Hugin]

When was the last time Depp had a hit that wasn’t a pirate movie?

[Fungi]

My heart bleeds......

[cripplecreek]

I’ve been watching Pirates of the Caribbean tonight.

Actually fun fairly family friendly flicks.

[PistolPaknMama]

I’ve never even heard of any of these movies. He’s supposed to be a big star??

[Brother Cracker]

[workerbee]

I don’t like Depp politically, and the personal side he’s revealed is less than palatable. But I’ll admit that what I’ve seen of his acting, is pretty impressive. My overriding thought is that he should either be a) a theater/stageplay performer or b) was born way-many years too late to be the acclaimed character actor he would’ve been, back in the day.

[left that other site]

Queen Esther is NOT amused.

[Rapscallion]

He has my boycott going for him too. Never again!

[dainbramaged]

He can be pretty good in the right role - Donnie Brasco was a decent film, although Al Pacino pretty much carried it.

[Billthedrill]

Yipes. 12% at RottenTomatoes? That's gonna leave a mark.

I like Depp - he's a gifted and idiosyncratic actor, but it turns out that there aren't all that many good idiosyncratic parts. I've often wondered how he'd do as Inspector Clouseau, and apparently this one is a step in that direction. Next time, bring some screenwriters.

[Bobalu]

IMO Depp has serious talent.

He needs higher quality projects and advice from people smarter than himself. A better agent might be the ticket out of the mess he is in.

And dear God! No more pirate movies!!

[DaxtonBrown]

News of Depp’s failure brightens my day.

[Blue Ink]

This article is mistaken about “Finding Neverland.” There is no such thing as a “hit ultimately.” Either it makes money during its initial box office release or it goes into the loss column forever.

And no, “most movies” don’t “eventually earn a profit on DVD or cable.” That’s producer spin. The vast majority of movies lose money.

[Jack Hydrazine]

Me? I'm dishonest, and a dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest. Honestly. It's the honest ones you want to watch out for, because you can never predict when they're going to do something incredibly... stupid.

[PghBaldy]

OT: I always thought he looked like Glenda Jackson when he played Willy Wonka. It was frightening.

[jocon307]

It does look dreadful from the commercial, and if they can’t make it look good in a commercial you know it’s gotta be bad.