Not to discourage anyone from anything they need to get sober (whatever it takes!), but lately I have noticed most of what my therapist suggests my sponsor/homegroup are happy to drum into me for free. 
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Nicholas Cage is the Nickleback of acting. Prove me wrong.
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May I ask what path? Or if you could point me in the direction of your post, I’d be curious to read 
Except for Raising Arizona!!!
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Which is which? You can’t even tell.
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C’mon, Cate. Just look at that photograph.
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I wish I had a rich movie producer uncle/godfather or whatever he is. I could steal people’s money too.
To be fair, Keanu Reeves is just as bad, but he’s loved for some reason.
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Conair!
(10101010)
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So was my grandma, don’t make her a great actress 
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First rated-R movie I saw in theatres. Think I was 8.
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I was just about to say Keanu Reeves!
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Great film as far as I’m concerned. Entertainment.
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Put…
the bunny down.
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He could be a decepticon in all of them. I don’t think his face ever changes.
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Was it? I’ve watched it loads. I mean ok it’s cheese, but then so are most films no?
Taken on face value it’s good entertainment,as I said. Never gonna win him an Oscar.
I enjoyed Gone in 60 seconds as well
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On Frozen Ground was pretty good. Moonstruck was probably Nick’s best work.
Because he’s way better looking than Nicolas Cage!!!
And both of them are alright if they stick to what they’re good at. Speed was awesome. Much Ado About Nothing not so much. National Treasure was awesome. Most everything else not so much. (Raising Arizona was HORRIBLE…and I like most Cohen brothers movies)
Speed was meh. Gone in 60 Seconds was better.
I also like Cage as Big Daddy in Kickass. He’s not a star, but he’s an okay supporting actor.
They both just eh when it comes to acting.
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I would but everytime I do, it makes me laugh.
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