I say Val Kilmer in Tombstone.
Most underrated acting performance?
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Njosnavelin
Banned
Val Kilmer was also awesome and quite funny in the remake of the island of Dr Moreau
The women in the apartment next to me faking it.
busenbust
^^^^
Julia Stiles in Save the last Dance (fucking great movie too ) 
Gene Hackman in 'Heist'
Julia Stiles in Save the last Dance (fucking great movie too )
That's the movie I saw on the first movie date I ever went on.
Ahh memories. <3
busenbust
^^^^
:thumbsup: well done Diva ; i love that movie :hatsoff:
Violator79
Take a Hit, Spunker!
This. Most underrated performance I've ever seen. He was robbed of an Oscar IMO, at least a nomination to be sure.
So good was his performance that I saw the movie 6 times in the theater. The scene when he's confessing his crimes at the end is mindblowingly good.
This!
Sorry guys,but I don't know how you think Val Kilmer's performance in Tombstone is anywhere near underrated,considering that he has all the best lines that everyone repeats when talking about the movie to there friends.
His performance was awesome and always gets the respect that it deserves(except from the Oscars,of course).
My choices are Edward Norton in Primal Fear,Sean Penn in I Am Sam,and everything that Daniel Day Lewis does.He's hands down the best living actor,with Gary Oldman not far behind.
His performance was awesome and always gets the respect that it deserves(except from the Oscars,of course).
My choices are Edward Norton in Primal Fear,Sean Penn in I Am Sam,and everything that Daniel Day Lewis does.He's hands down the best living actor,with Gary Oldman not far behind.
ApolloBalboa
Was King of the Board for a Day
Kurtwood Smith in Robocop is one of the most chilling villains I've ever seen, in a "in your face" kind of way, I always found it a shame that he didn't receive more recognition for that. Jeff Goldblum in The Fly is excellent too, I mention it because I know he got snubbed for a nomination, which I think he richly deserved.
I'd agree with most of what's been said already as well.
I'd agree with most of what's been said already as well.
Steve Buscemi in Reservoir Dogs
I was gonna go with Bale in The Machinist, but decided American Psycho was the better choice.
I thought of Bale in American Psycho as well.
Have to shout out to John Malkovich in 'of Mice and Men' and Gary Oldman in
'The Professional.'
Have to shout out to John Malkovich in 'of Mice and Men' and Gary Oldman in
'The Professional.'
He's much better in the Machinist is for nothing else,the way he had to emaciate himself for the role.That's fucking commitment to your craft.
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