Oh man, it's gonna be so surprising and contrasting when they get violent.
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IMO Bautista is on the underrated side. He can be hilarious, unhinged, dumb muscle, and serious AF. TBF he’s really picked some roles with good writing and direction which helps a lot.
unlike the rock, who cant act for poop, and he really is difficult to work with when it comes around action and contracts.
Nah the rock can actually act, he’s just usually taking the same type of big dumb roles. He was great in Ballers, and in that movie with Marky Mark. I’ve heard great things about him in the smashing machine too.
He just plays the same character in most movies, but he never a “bad” actor. What do you think he is bad in?
I didn't like him in that Fox News short where he played a guy who "can't endorse a candidate this election cycle"
Sylvester Stallone is Clark Kent.
Dave Bautista is undoubtedly the only actor with range in this picture.
you don't think Alan Ritchson has range?
I'm not sure of my own opinion on it, tbh. but I was introduced to him as Thad, so seeing him later on in serious roles was a head turner
I’m assuming the people who think that have only been introduced to him in reacher and a few action movies since then.
Whys thad in the cookie race?
Arnold has a pretty broad range, just lacking the depth.
Funnily he's also the only one where the glasses look good.
Aww, I think Arnold looks cute here
Stallone had some range at one time.
Dude, Rocky is a great movie. And First Blood showed some range, too.
I love Demolition Man and Daylight for reasons other than range.
You can be a great actor and have no range, it just means you're typecast. Some people fall into it over time, some start that way.
Try Cop Land. Not your typical Stallone pic.
I remember seeing this and thinking “wow, he can actually act.” And it’s inconceivable that someone like the Rock or Vin Diesel would do a movie like that.
Vin Diesel was in Saving Private Ryan
He was a very minor character. Who died very early on too.
That's not fair towards his performance
It's absolutely fair because it is absolutely true. Those are simply facts. His entire performance was basically one scene which I thought came off a teeny bit of ham fisted but not bad. He simply was not in the movie all that much. To say otherwise is simply inaccurate.
That was early in his career. When Stallone made Cop Land he was a guy who (despite some recent missteps) could get movies made. He chose the role to show his acting ability. Once Vin Diesel had that kind of juice he put riders into his contracts about whether or not his character could lose a fight.
Dave Bautista killed it in that role
Bautista and Cena have genuinely shocked me with their range and depth. Both have demonstrated the ability to showcase dramatic performances and (the harder one) comedic chops.
Ricky Stanicky was the best comedy since 2010.
Morton Sapper saw a miracle through those bitty specs.
Seriously, Bautista is great. That movie is amazing too.
What's the movie?
Blade Runner 2049.
I thought this was from Knock at the Cabin, which he also wore glasses in.
After seeing him in that role, he seems so underutilized in other movies.
It makes me think about how actors who we consider unremarkable might be hiding amazing performances if placed in the right role with great direction.
The version of this that I especially loathe is when they write the character like he's crushed by insecurities but gets instantly hot and confident once he takes the glasses off.
Girls are the same wear glasses and a Geek. Take them off and instant hotty.
Is "not another teen movie" dead as a reference?
Don’t forget to let the hair down too!
It's like he becomes some kinda super man or something.

Man, Clark Kent and his stupid "disguise" can F right off.
I'm sorry. The first three? I believe it - especially Ritchson. But I don't care what he looks like, there is zero chance I'm going to buy a "smart" Stallone
Right? He doesn't even know about the three seashells