Good Day, Mr. Kubrick...
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7 Comments:
It appears that there have been bad video resumes as long as there have been young people with film/video equipment.
I wonder if this is haunting him.
My.
I held it together until... "Not eem on CRUTCHEEAWS!!"
Wow.
This is just plain painful. I tried to watch it again and could not. I had to shut it off at "The most capable."
I am embarrassed for thr poor adult be became.
WTF? Is this clown really a produce of Juilliard? He makes Ralph Macchio look like one of the finest actors of our time.
Ouch.
Oh wow. So many emotions came out of this one. And none of them included respect or admiration. XD I almost stopped this after the the first words of the monologue. Wow. Matt Dowling summarized it perfectly.
The guy needs to get over himself. If he and Kevin Federline were up for an Oscar, K-Fed would win. And maybe this is beside the point, but his character has a broken back and several burns all over his body. Shouldn't he be... oh, I don't know... STILL?? Plus, how about a little variety in his tone, volume, and inflection? Not all dramatic monologues have to be shouted.
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