Five Favourite Films with Greg Kinnear
The Godfather
"For obvious reasons. It's just painted on a giant canvas - it's larger than life. There's a reason it's a classic, and I don't know what else to say about it that hasn't already been said. It's just one of the greats. There's not a character in it that I don't like, and there's not a performance in it that's flawed. It's incredible."
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on Mar 17 2009 11:46 AM YES! "SOMETHING WILD" is one of my all time favorites, too! So misunderstood. Ray Liotta was such a terrifying sociopath. Brilliant! It was also the first film for DP Tak Fujimoto. Had an incredible sound track and score. . . (Reply to this) |
on Mar 17 2009 11:46 AM Kinnear's the man, Auto Focus was terribly underrated. (Reply to this) |
on Mar 17 2009 12:20 PM Chinatown is a masterpiece I'm glad someone has it on their list. -MIKE (Reply to this) |
on Mar 17 2009 01:08 PM A lot of five favorite films lately. That's not a complaint. GREAT list. (Reply to this) |
on Mar 17 2009 02:06 PM Just five? What an *******. (Reply to this) |
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on Mar 17 2009 04:30 PM An excellent list, Chinatown and North by Northwest are in my top 10, from an under-rated actor. I like how he seemningly plays similar roles but from 'Little Miss Sunshine' to 'The Matador' to 'Auto-Focus' the similarity is only superficial and he takes that typical Kinnear character, The 'All-American good guy', to some dark places. (Reply to this) |
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on Mar 17 2009 05:38 PM Funny, I didn't know he started as the host of Talk Soup. Pretty cool list. By the way, if no one has seen Flash of Genius yet, be sure to check it out. Bob Kearns' story is totally interesting and enthralling and Greg Kinear, as usual, does an amazing job of portraying the inventor of the intermittent wind- shield wiper. (Reply to this) |
on Mar 17 2009 06:52 PM you can scratch greg kinnear off your list of actors who might be a complete tool.....chinatown masterpiece yes (Reply to this) |
on Mar 17 2009 08:48 PM Don't forget Sabrina. He was in Sabrina. Did a great job, sat on some glass, very believable. I know nobody liked that film, don't care. (Reply to this) |
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on Mar 18 2009 10:55 AM Willy Wonka!, That was very low (Reply to this) |
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on Mar 20 2009 07:40 AM I met Greg Kinnear at a small restaurant in Panama City. While I was hesitant to approach him, it turned out he is the nice guy you see in the movies. Very friendly and approachable. He's also a great actor who doesn't pick the easy roles. And anyone who likes the Original Willy Wonka is a friend of mine. I watch it at least once a year. (Reply to this) |
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on Mar 23 2009 01:41 PM the only movie i enjoyed him in and thought he put a lot into was as good as it gets.ghost town was alright but it was ricky whatever his name is that made it funny.good list though (Reply to this) |
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on Mar 24 2009 05:57 PM He looks so strong and healthy, this is the reason why he attracted a lot of beautiful girls on the rich matrimonial site "W e a l t h y S i n g l e . N e t. ." , this is the only site where I have seen so many beauties, it makes me feel strange. (Reply to this) |
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