So that's why this guy was all over my feeds from my women.
Dying from irony isn't the worst way to go.
It would be ironic if he was the one driving would it not?
So that's why this guy was all over my feeds from my women.
Dying from irony isn't the worst way to go.
It would be ironic if he was the one driving would it not?
Him being the passenger is what makes it ironic.
He has one coming out about Katrina which should be good. I remember first watching him when he was young in a soap opera.
You understand 2 fast 2 Furious made more than quadruple its budget without Vin right? There was never a low point of the franchise with him. It just kept going on and on from there and grew, the only low point was that Tokyo drift film set before the next 3 in the timeline. And just because you hadn't seen him doesn't mean he's not relevant, just that you're out the loop as he's been in numerous roles like Varsity Blues, Dawson's Creek, Takers, and other things. If you didn't know the star of a billion dollar franchise that was critically acclaimed you're out of the loop as he's been doing this role and other Universal films for over a decade.So he became the star of a franchise during its lowest point? After the person who brought back the audience when he made his return had left?
Why is it everyone gets so much more praise after their death? I had never even heard of this guy until yesterday, and people are already talking about him winning awards for a movie that nobody has seen, which will get raved reviews simply because a dead man is in the movie, even if it winds up being a total piece of garbage like The Dark Knight.
He's basically the reason I kept watching the movies.
Really? I kinda hated his character to be honest, the supporting cast made the movies for me. Rock definitely helped a ton in the last two.