Stephen Dorff BW garbage nonsense

[skyvolt2000]

And it's working.

His "statement" has gone viral and the guy's back in the news.

But will it get him more work???

Ray Fisher tried the same thing and how did that work out for him?

Him opening his mouth and bashing Black Widow probably helped it more like we saw with the movement of hate for Cap Marvel.

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But will it get him more work???

Ray Fisher tried the same thing and how did that work out for him?

Him opening his mouth and bashing Black Widow probably helped it more like we saw with the movement of hate for Cap Marvel.

Good points.

[Kirby101]

He's glad ScarJo will make 5 or 7 million? Sonny she's gonna make at least $15 mil, and more if it's a big hit. And she has more choices for films than you ever had. Save your pity bub.

And he wants to find the next kid Kubrick because he doesn't want to be in an FX film.
Didn't Kubrick make a one of those? Hmmm?

[Powerboy]

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/mo...on-1234977635/

Yet another star comes out of the woodwork to criticize MCU movies and blockbusters. Dorff has no room to talk because he starred in Blade in 1998. It's fine for actors/directors to not want to do comic book movies or like them because they appreciate "real" cinema. I appreciate the classics too. But, since they have nothing bad to say about BO take, the only comment they have to say is that the movies are garbage. Both in the MCU and outside of it, there have been various movies that show how comic book movies can be done well. Even on the animation side. I feel a lot of jealousy from Dorff coming out. He wishes he could have a movie gross a billion plus. Oh wait, but it has to be an art movie that does it that justifies it. If they want to point the finger at anyone blame Steven Spielberg and Jaws for ushering in the summer blockbuster. And just cause one likes comic book movies doesn't mean it's not real cinema or that person doesn't appreciate real cinema.

I don't even know or care who he is. Just another whiner that hates that movies he doesn't like are overwhelmingly more popular than oines he does.

[CosmiComic]

I don't get the appeal either

I like dramas and comedies but I'm not sure what the attraction is to Allen's movies. Maybe I'm missing something

But will it get him more work???

Ray Fisher tried the same thing and how did that work out for him?

Him opening his mouth and bashing Black Widow probably helped it more like we saw with the movement of hate for Cap Marvel.

I don't totally disagree but Idk if I'd put Fisher in the same boat

[Anthony W]

Stephen Dorff, the electric cigarette pitchman?

[Nate Grey]

Many people dont even know who Dorff is.

They might not know the name but if they see the face they'll go "Oh Deacon Frost from the first Blade!" Old heads like me "Oh the kid from the first 'The Gate' movie!"

Maybe he's trying to subtly drum up interest in a third Gate movie? Hmmm.

[SUPERECWFAN1]

I can't believe the guy who is starring in Bucky Larsen is deciding to tell another actor how sorry he is for them being in a huge mega blockbuster set of films that will be remembered for years. Its one of those , this can't be serious right ?

[KCJ506]

Stephen Dorff isn’t the first Hollywood personality who bad mouth the MCU and he won’t be the last.

True. But if an actor is gonna bad mouth a successful movie series and question another actor's career choices, they should at least a solid movie roster of their own behind them to back it up. Especially if that actor has a much more successful career than them. Dorff claimed that he "hunts the good ****" and about wanting to work with the next Kubrick when the last relevant movie he was in came out over 20 years ago. If anything, this shows a huge lack of self awareness on his part.

I think he also turned down the Leonardo DiCaprio role in Titanic. A movie that was number one at the BO for 11 years.

[Agent Z]

But will it get him more work???

Ray Fisher tried the same thing and how did that work out for him?

Him opening his mouth and bashing Black Widow probably helped it more like we saw with the movement of hate for Cap Marvel.

This is not remotely the same as Ray Fisher.

[KCJ506]

Another thing I find ironic is that his True Detective co-star Mahersala Ali has accepted the MCU role of Blade. The same comic character that had a film that most people that even remembered who he is know him from. Is he also going to bad mouth Ali for accepting the role? How conflicting would it be to criticize an actor you worked closely with for accepting the role of a comic character that also helped made your career early on?

[SUPERECWFAN1]

I laugh at the aspect of a man being so insanely stupid to say these things and we all knowing his film choices of terrible awful films. Plus this line...


"I still hunt the good sh-t..."

[Frobisher]

At least Steven Dorfman didn't go to the other popular "wah! I'm not getting enough attention" well of moaning nebulously about "cancel culture". But yeah, total non-story.

[CSTowle]

They might not know the name but if they see the face they'll go "Oh Deacon Frost from the first Blade!" Old heads like me "Oh the kid from the first 'The Gate' movie!"

Maybe he's trying to subtly drum up interest in a third Gate movie? Hmmm.

Recently saw the second one, couldn't believe they made it, wish I'd left it well enough alone.

Another thing I find ironic is that his True Detective co-star Mahersala Ali has accepted the MCU role of Blade. The same comic character that had a film that most people that even remembered who he is know him from. Is he also going to bad mouth Ali for accepting the role? How conflicting would it be to criticize an actor you worked closely with for accepting the role of a comic character that also helped made your career early on?

Had not heard this (tend to avoid spoilers on movies/shows I might watch, guess that puts me in the minority). Glad to hear it. Would have preferred old man Snipes, but as a fallback option that's not bad.

On Black Widow, I'm sure it won't be a good movie but they're not meant to be good movies. They're meant to entertain a large enough group to make money for Disney. Hopefully have one or two decent fights scenes, probably twice as many quips as needed (thank you Guardians for the formula), and an opening for a sequel pending success. If this were a Daniel Day-Lewis or Gary Oldman (whatever you think of an anti-semitic Commissioner Gordon, he's a good actor) I could excuse it. But Dorff? As the President says, "C'mon man."

[Nate Grey]

Recently saw the second one, couldn't believe they made it, wish I'd left it well enough alone.

*shrugs* It wasn't as scary as the first, and it was an odd genre shift (horror fantasy I believe?) but I kinda liked it. I'm curious as to why Dorff wasn't in it, though.