Nicolas Cage Slams Film Critics, Fame, Defends Bill Clinton

Big Hollywood ^ | March 11, 2014 | Christian Toto

[Ramius]

“I’ll be takin these here Huggies and whatever cash you got in the drawer.”

[mylife]

What of “Raising Arizona”?

[Pelham]

“Son, you got a panty on your head.”

[This Just In]

National Treasure was ok. I’ve never seen Capt. Correli’s Mandolin.

Although I’ve watched a lot of Nick Cage films, I finally grew tired of his projects. The last movie I saw was The Family Man and that was a few years ago. I viewed a portion of The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and just was not impressed.

After his bankruptcy woes, I thought he wasted a lot of opportunities through complete irresponsibility.

[yarddog]

That girl is pretty enough to be a movie actress but not beautiful enough to play Helen of Troy, the face that launched a thousand ships.

She could launch a couple of rowboats tho.

[rollo tomasi]

"What difference does it make if Bill Clinton had an affair -- how does that affect his performance as President?"

[This Just In]

You, Sir, are a steely eyed missile man.

[Michael.SF.]

but he often plays the same character....in different movies.

You mean like: Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson?

[Pelham]

“I dunno, they were jammies! They had Yodas’n sh*t on ‘em!”

[Norm Lenhart]

All these comments and not ONE VALLY GIRL REFERENCE?

You people should hall hang your heads in shame....

[mylife]

Yoda's or Yodels?
Damn funny movie.....♫ Ahooooo...♪ Ah Hooo ♪Ahh Ooohhh Hooo..

[This Just In]

Precisely.

And Tom Cruise, and George Clooney....

[yarddog]

Actually I thought “Captain Corelli’s Mandolin”, was his best movie. Penelope Cruz could easily pass as a Greek Island girl and she played the role well.

When they finally turned on the Nazis, it showed their courage but also showed the Nazis beating the crap out of them with a well oiled military machine which would have been historically accurate.

[peeps36]

Nick would be delivering pizza if he wasn't the nephew of Frances Ford Coppola. He grew up in Beverly Hills and got hooked up in Hollywood by his uncle. Typical bubble-head.

[This Just In]

Sounds like a decent film.

[Pelham]

It was Yodas on the jammies. The cowboy yodels were courtesy of John R. Crowder.

[RegulatorCountry]

"In short, too many people are famous for being famous, not talented."

... stated the mercurial Nicolas Cage, in a startlingly candid display of introspection.

[Pelham]

“All these comments and not ONE VALLY GIRL REFERENCE?”

You’re right. We were all asleep at the wheel...

[mylife]

Loved the sound track.

[This Just In]

My thoughts exactly when I first read that line. Mr. Cage fails to see the irony.