Best Scene: The boys are about to be hanged.
4. Chow Yun-Fat in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon- Yun-Fat succeeds well in a role tailored made for his particular screen presence.
Best Scene: His last scene.
3. Eric Bana in Chopper- Bana is a lot of fun with a bonkers performance that somehow makes his character believable.
Best Scene: Chopper kills the Turk.
2. Christian Bale in American Psycho- Bale performance gives a comedic phony performance that actually suits his character far better then if he played it straight.
Best Scene: Bateman kills Paul Allen.
1. Guy Pearce in Memento- Good Prediction Koook160. This was an easy choice for me. Guy Pearce gives a great performance brilliantly realizing his character's most unusual disability while flawlessly taking his character down a many differing paths, and never becoming dull for a moment even though his character does repeat himself often.
Best Scene: Leonard confronts John G. or at least he thinks he does.
Overall Rank:
- Guy Pearce in Memento
- Lee Byung-hun in Joint Security Area
- Willem Dafoe in Shadow of the Vampire
- Tom Hanks in Castaway
- Christian Bale in American Psycho
- Eric Bana in Chopper
- Sol Kyung-gu in Peppermint Candy
- Michael Douglas in Wonder Boys
- Tony Leung Chiu Wai in The Mood For Love
- Damian Alcazar in Herod's Law
- John Cusack in High Fidelity
- Russell Crowe in Gladiator
- Chow Yun-Fat in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
- George Clooney in O Brother Where Art Thou?
- Song Kang-ho in Foul King
- Jamie Bell in Billy Elliot
- Colin Farrell in Tigerland
- Denis Lavant in Beau Travail
- Dennis Hopper in The Spreading Ground
- Paul Bettany in Gangster No. 1
- Ricardo Darin in Nine Queens
- Bruce Greenwood in Thirteen Days
- Mel Gibson in The Patriot
- Samuel L. Jackson in Unbreakable
- William H. Macy in Panic
- Dennis Quaid in Frequency
- Bruce Willis in Unbreakable
- Joaquin Phoenix in Quills
- Denzel Washington in Remember the Titans
- Mel Gibson in Chicken Run
- Søren Pilmark in Flickering Lights
- Owen Wilson in Shanghai Noon
- Samuel L. Jackson in Shaft
- Haley Joel Osment in Pay It Forward
- Josse De Pauw in Everybody's Famous
- Lee Sung-jae in Barking Dogs Never Bite
- Ethan Hawke in Hamlet
- Gaston Pauls in Nine Queens
- Bolek Polivka in Divided We Fall
- Andrew Shim in A Room For Romeo Brass
- Ben Marshall in A Room For Romeo Brass
- Omar Epps in Love and Basketball
- Jim Caviezel in Frequency
- Kevin Spacey in Pat It Forward
- Samuel L. Jackson in Rules of Engagement
- David Spade in The Emperor's New Groove
- George Clooney in A Perfect Storm
- Mark Wahlberg in A Perfect Storm
- Rob Brown in Finding Forrester
- John Goodman in The Emperor's New Groove
- Mark Ruffalo in You Can Count On Me
- Hugh Jackman in X-Men
- Csongor Kassai in Divided We Fall
- Vince Vaughn in The Cell
- Matthew McConaughey in U-571
- Tommy Lee Jones in Rules of Engagement
- Gary Sinise in Mission to Mars
- Tatsuya Fujimara in Battle Royale
- Jackie Chan in Shanghai Noon
- Matt Damon in The Legend of Bagger Vance
- Val Kilmer in Red Planet
- Brendan Fraser in Bedazzled
- John Malkovich in Shadow of the Vampire
- Ben Stiller in Meet the Parents
- Matthew Perry in Whole Nine Yards
- Robert De Niro in Meet the Parents
- Bruce Willis in The Whole Nine Yards
- Ed Harris in Pollock
- Nicolas Cage in Gone in Sixty Seconds
- Geoffrey Rush in Quills
- Javier Bardem in Before Night Falls
- Matthew Davis in Tigerland
- Giuseppe Sulfaro in Malena
- Keanu Reeves in The Replacements
- Arnold Schwarzenegger in The 6th Day
- Sylvester Stallone in Get Carter
- Kevin Costner in Thirteen Days
- Mark Wahlberg in The Yards
- Patrick Fugit in Almost Famous
- Jim Carrey in The Grinch
- Jared Leto in Requiem for a Dream
- Eddie Murphy in Nutty Professor II
- Jamie Foxx in Bait
- Giovanni Ribisi in Boiler Room
- Christopher Lambert in Highlander Endgame
- Barry Pepper in Battlefield Earth
- Martin Lawrence in Big Momma's House
- Matt Damon in All the Pretty Horses
- Breckin Meyer in Road Trip
- Adrian Paul in Highlander Endgame
- Justin Whalin in Dungeons & Dragons
- Adam Sandler in Little Nicky
- Damon Wayans in Bamboozled
- John Travolta in Battlefield Earth
28 comments:
Takeshi Kitano - Battle Royale
Liev Schreiber - Hamlet
Joe Pantoliano - Memento
Gary Oldman - The Contender
Billy Crudup - Almost Famous
I don't know why but I always had a bit of a soft spot for Masanobu Ando in Battle Royale cause I thought he was quite creepy lol.
Michael Douglas - Traffic
Giovanni Ribisi - The Gift
Bruce Greenwood - Thirteen Days
Takeshi Kitano - Battle Royale
Gary Oldman - The Contender
Gary Lewis-Billy Elliot
Takeshi Kitano-Battle Royale
Joe Pantoliano-Memento
Jared Leto-Requiem for a Dream
Robert Downey Jr.-Wonder Boys
Takeshi Kitano in Battle Royale
Michael Douglas in Traffic
Joe Pantoliano in Memento
Jared Leto in Requiem for a Dream
Oliver Reed in Gladiator
1. Jason Isaacs, The Patriot
2. Lucas Black, All the Pretty Horses
3. Oliver Reed, Gladiator
4. Tim Blake Nelson, O Brother, Where Art Thou?
5. John Turturro, O Brother, Where Art Thou?
COMPLETELY forgot about Jason Isaacs in The Patriot. Add him to my list instead of Downey. Also, I just watched the trailer for Gangster No. 1, might David Thewlis be getting a review?
The only person if have to add:
Philip Seymour Hoffman in Almost Famous
Takeshi Kitano in Battle Royale
Gary Oldman in The Contender
Jason Isaacs in The Patriot
Brad Pitt in Snatch
Fred Willard in Best in Show
Wait I was wrong.
Christopher Guest in Best in Show
My request is... Jon Polito in Miller's crossing for 1990 Supporting Actor.
The five I'd do for 2000 Supporting:
Joe Pantoliano in Memento
Michael Douglas in Traffic
Billy Crudup in Almost Famous
Liev Schreiber in Hamlet
Jeffrey Jones in Shaft
I'd also be curious to see your review of Brad Pitt in Snatch, if nothing else it was definitely an interesting performance.
1.Gary Oldman - The Contender
2.Jared Leto - Requiem for a Dream
3.Gary Lewis - Billy Elliot
4.Ian McShane - Sexy Beast
5.John Turturro - O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Uh, what are you guys smoking with Leto? He's so obviously lead that it hurts.
koook: I was thinking the same thing!
I know, but he didn't make it in for the actual lead reviews and we wanna see what Louis thinks.
Joaquin Phoenix in Quills
Off the topic of 2000 I saw Twelve Years a Slave, and hopefully it will stay the best picture frontrunner as it would be a very deserving winner.
lets hope that Irish German actor that's in it gets in this year =D.
Yes indeed.
if not then expect one huge rant =D bigger then the one we ll see when 1946 comes around lol.
Louis who or what would you like to see get in this year, like your personal favorites, since Twelve seems to be one of them.
Would you say Ejifor and Fassbender are deserving of the praise they've been receiving?
Anonymous: I still need to see a lot more on the whole but pretty much anything for Twelve Years is a good thing.
Matt Mustin: Most certainly yes.
I just realized I wrote Jeffrey Jones instead of Jeffrey Wright. What was I smoking?
If Jones was in his role that would have been something.
It would have been... different, that's for sure.
Guy Pearce in Memento
Willem Dafoe in Shadow of the Vampire <--------- i like it
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