Does anyone NOT like Mel Gibson as an actor?
397910
Sorry like Mel Gibson over here.  The lethal weapon movies kicked butt the mad max movies were good for there time pay check was awesome that one where he hears womens thoughts was a gooder as well ransom was superb i think u get the picture hes all around an awesome actor
956667
Their outbursts were grossly offensive and should be condemned.  Mel Gibson had the decency to apologize, and I respect him for that.  Richards may have been provoked by hecklers, but that's no excuse for his hateful tirade.  What he did was wrong and should be condemned.  It's not a matter of expecting performers to be perfect; like everyone else, though, they should take responsibility for their actions.
312973
Transamerica? Yes I have, wasn't a big fan of it either. I guess from a movie buff's perspective it was good, good acting and such but it just wasnt my type of movie. That is, if this is the one you were talking about
873151
I think Gibson, because he doesn't see anything wrong with what he says or how he behaves.  I suspect that the only reason he made any sort of apology was because his publicist told him to, not out of any sense of remorse.  I also supsect that if the same situation arose again, he'd behave in exactly the same manner.
196778
I LIKE HIS ACTING,BUT HIS SINGING SUCKS.\nTHATS MY THOUGHTS.
382317
I like the Southern accents.  But it bugs the mess out of me to hear an actor portray a southern accent in film.  But I guess to others we sound that way.  I really don't like any Northern accents--to nasal.
980831
No, i do not like him.  His voice is squwaky and he is not hot.  Sorry!
437672
Honestly, I don't hate clowns.  I'm actually obsessed with them.  Mimes too.  \n\nI do, however, believe that there IS something unnerving about clowns because as characters who are supposed to bring us such joy and amusement, they never seem to share their sadness and despair with us.  I think that removes them from the human equation, because they never seem to be able to relate or demonstrate (while in-costume) any kinship to the human condition.\n\nIt seems unnatural to smile when you don't feel like smiling, and if you can't maintain a smile, you paint it on your face despite your grimace, sneer or frown, thereby still giving the allusion of glee and merriment.  To me, that's disturbing.  \n\nThe most disturbing thing to me of all, and I've seen regular people who aren't clowns do this, is when someone smiles with their mouth - and NOT their eyes.  Sad clowns are the must perplexing, if you ask me.  Pagliacci and the like, are Perhaps this is why clowns are so mysteriously curious to us.  Their external facades are bizarre, and sometimes garishly horrific...  Who KNOWS what lurks underneath the greasepaint and crazy costumes?  Clowns make their living by lying to us, deceiving us, diverting our attention with petty parlor games, while hiding their identities, and pretending to be and feel something other than their true characteristics and feelings.  \n\nTheir costumery is sometimes freakish, sometimes even frightening - yet, they are a staple in the children's entertainment industry...  Even after the John Wayne Gacy affair...
1167166
It doesn't bother me, as long as the actor replacing the original is decent.  I believe James Bond fans love Roger Moore as much as Sean Connery.  Christian Bale was the best Batman on film, and I loved the first Batman!  I will see Superman, and if I can enjoy myself watching a man fly and lift heavy stuff, who cares that the original (who would have been WAY to old had he lived) isn't there in the tights?  Not me!
645745
I'm not excited about it, but I agree with you that Tom Hanks should not be playing that part. He just looks funny with that deadpan serious face, I'm not used to seeing him that way, and I don't think I can see this movie without that issue clouding the experience.
447983
I, personally, don't like him. He has a very intimidating look about him and kinda strange. But to each his/her own!
255437
Although no casting has taken place, a number of actors have been rumoured for the roles of Hannibal, Murdock, Face and B.A.. The possible actors given below are just that, possible actors, based more on suitability for the role than anything else. There would probably also be a lead female role (possibly Amy Allen-esque), but this is just speculation.\n\n\n\n\nJohn "Hannibal" Smith\nMel Gibson\n Previous Films: Mad Max 1-3, Lethal Weapon 1-4, Braveheart, Payback, The Patriot.\nAge: 46.\nGibson would be perfectly cast as the cigar-chomping leader of The A-Team, Hannibal. He has the perfect face for the role, with eyes that show a lurking craziness. He would be perfectly believable as Hannibal when "on the jazz".\n\nThe only problem with casting Gibson is his high asking fee (rumoured to be around $20m). He is also currently shooting one Vietnam war film ("We Were Soldiers"), and may be reluctant to take on another film based, however loosely, on Vietnam.\n\nTommy Lee Jones\n Previous Films: The Fugitive, US Marshalls, Space Cowboys, Men in Black 1-2.\nAge: 55.\nJones is a versatile actor (compare 'The Fugitive' [for which he won an oscar] to 'Men in Black') and would probably be able to play the role of Hannibal. However, whether he has the on-screen charisma to do George Peppard justice is debatable.\n\nJones probably commands a far lower asking fee than Gibson, and his age is more suited to the role.\n\nH.M. Murdock\nJim Carrey\n Previous Films: The Mask, Ace Ventura, The Truman Show, Man on the Moon.\nAge: 40.\nCarrey can do wacky comedy. Whether you like him or not is an entirely different matter. Personally I'm not a fan, but recently his films have taken darker, more serious tones ('The Cable Guy', 'The Truman Show', 'Man on the Moon') and these roles have impressed many people. There aren't too many candidates to play Murdock as is, so Carrey seems to be the firm favourite for the role. \n\nCarrey also commands a high asking price, and any film containing him and another expensive star (e.g. Gibson) would be prohibitively expensive.\n\nTempleton "Face" Peck\nChristian Bale\n Previous Films: Empire of the Sun, American Psycho, Captain Corelli's Mandolin.\nAge: 28.\nBale would be an excellent choice for Face, having the looks for the role and also the charisma. His previous roles have impressed me ('Captain Corelli's Mandolin' was a poor film, but he still managed to stand out), and in 'American Psycho' he demonstrated good comic timing.\n\nWhether Bale would ever consider doing a film like 'The A-Team' is debatable. He tends to choose deeper roles, and selects them carefully. However, a sure-fire Box Office smash may prove tempting.\n\n B.A. Baracus\nMr. T\n Previous Roles: The A-Team.\nAge: 49.\nAs far as I am concerned, there is only one actor for the role of B.A., and that is Mr. T. B.A. was T., and T. was B.A.. The two are forever linked, and if anyone else tried to impersonate Mr. T doing B.A., then the effects could be disastrous.\n\nT. is the youngest of the former cast, and at 49 is by no means too old for the role. He's still looking good, and he could never lose that "acting" ability. T. would also perform another vital function, by linking the old Team to the new one, and therefore excluding alienation of old fans from the motion picture.\n\nCan't wait- I love the A- Team!
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I noticed the same people thing, but I didn't think it was a problem.\n\nMovies I liked with him: 50 First Dates, The Waterboy, Mr. Deeds, The Wedding Singer, Happy Gilmore\n\nHis movies I didn't like: Big Daddy, Spanglish, Going Overboard, Billy Madison
575713
Great actor? No. Funny as hell? Yes.\n\nYou won't see him doing Hamlet anytime soon... wait, actually, if he did Hamlet, it probably be hilarious... yeah, he and Ben Stiller, and maybe Vince Vaughn and Christina Applegate and they should use William Shatner somehow cuz its always funny when he shows up somewhere... YEAH!! I LOVE IT!!\n\nJACK BLACK NEEDS TO DO HAMLET!!!
1180886
Excuse me, I am (technically though reluctantly) a middle aged woman and I do NOT like Motson.\n\nWho is he anyway? Should I care?\n\nHave you tried turning down the sound?
940255
Mel Gibson doesn't have a chance of being Gov in NY....because he doesn't live there.\n\nMel needs to rebuild his life and image before going into politics.
1059082
Honestly? I can't help but love him as an actor. He's very talented and not so bad looking either. I'm just not for this whole Scientology thing. It's made him weird and lowered his appeal a bit. Other than that, he's a great actor and I still love his movies.