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It’s strange how few people were willing to engage with Hartnett’s performance in Trap like he was hitting that weird/unnatural cartoon Dad register on purpose to depict the identity compartmentalization of his character. Cool to hear him talk about it.

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Фото профиля 💀 𝕜𝕚𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕣𝔻𝕃𝕊 💀

💀 𝕜𝕚𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕣𝔻𝕃𝕊 💀1 год назад

People don’t give M Night movies enough credit for the how self aware he is about the stilted and overly sincere cheesy tone. That’s his style, those are the movies he likes. It’s not a flaw it’s a feature.

Фото профиля Jack Rabbitt

Jack Rabbitt1 год назад

the movie had a lot of problems... but i didn't care. i just loved it. and hartnett hit it out of the park.

Фото профиля Jeanne Roland

Jeanne Roland1 год назад

🏹🔥The Archers of Saint Sebastian Tetralogy 🔥🏹 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This story has it all—a heroine to root for, intrigue, romance, humor, archery, & swoon-worthy boys!" Tired of 'same old, same old' plots & characters? Why not try something really different? 🌺 Light-hearted 🌺 Immersive 🌺 Romantic & 100% Original🌺 Journeys: the Archers of Saint Sebastian is only $2.99 on #kindle & #free to #read on #kindleunlimited! 🏹12 handsome archers 🏹6 competitions 🌺 1 girl in disguise A Vow, A Murder — Humor! Slowest of slow-burns, poppies, paintings, hawks, & gorgeous boy shenanigans #Romantic & 100% Original Marieke disguises herself as a boy at the all-male archers’ guild where her father was once a star archer—before his mysterious accident Here every year the 12 best (& best looking) young archers compete to become the prince’s newest Guardsman ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Roland’s world-building is so subtle and believable, many times I felt like I was eavesdropping on the guild—to my embarrassment, my heartache, and laugh-out-loud delight." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"The love depicted in this novel isn't your typical fantasy/ YA love that most people are used to, it's something more, and it's written in a way that makes you genuinely yearn for a love like that. I fell in love with everything and everyone." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“Some of the best characters ever developed, in my humble opinion!” #historicalfiction #historicalfantasy #historicalromance #cleanromance #yaromance #yalit #booktwt #adventure #archery #goodreads #medieval #renaissance #epic

Фото профиля Chris Faulkner

Chris Faulkner1 год назад

I didn't hear anything but praise for his performance. It was the second act and Shyamalan's daughter who were terrible.

Фото профиля William Strannix

William Strannix1 год назад

I thought the performance was good. Not sure I liked the direction, plot, dialogue, etc. around it, but he definitely conveyed that aspect of the character.

Фото профиля Adele K Thomas

Adele K Thomas1 год назад

Its weird when I read people thought it didn't make sense or was bad. It made complete sense and this is what I thought the character was doing (good to get a confirmation). I also really liked the perspective of the villain escaping the FBI, instead of another FBI agent's POV.

Фото профиля buck

buck1 год назад

This movie will be remembered fondly.

Фото профиля K1LABUSH

K1LABUSH1 год назад

This rules. Saw this in the theatre w my 16 y/o daughter and it was a top-10 theatre experience. I expected nothing from this movie, it was fun in person w her.

Фото профиля lily

lily1 год назад

Yes! I feel like people were so gleeful to hate on it instead of ask questions about Trap’s style. I wrote a whole essay about why I think Saleka’s deadpan performance as Lady Raven was a key part of her character too

Фото профиля Jas

Jas1 год назад

damn fine film.

Фото профиля Cameron Robinson

Cameron Robinson1 год назад

Loved his take on the character. He was the best part of that movie, which I found to be pretty entertaining overall.

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