FYI: This flick is almost unwatchable. I'm not even sure I understand the story. It's about a gun, there's a curse, she's kidnapped a few times, and Brad and Julia spend very little time on screen together. We see no bow-chicka-bow-bow.I only have three observations besides the obvious one that Julia seems so happy during filming since this is where she met cameraman Danny Moder:
1. Julia hurls in the flick. She doesn't vomit much in movies--and you mostly just see her running to the bathroom or is leaning out of a car. The only other time she yakks is in America's Sweethearts when she eats too many carbs.
2. Great chemistry between Julia and Tony Soprano. I kept wanting THEM to kiss even though he's supposed to play gay (I don't buy it). They probably made him gay to offset their mutual sparks.
3. Brad excels at playing a dumbass.
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I'm not convinced Brad is really acting.
Perhaps, but if that's the case, he's kind of funny. Do feel he's been GREAT in some movies, like Babel and Moneyball.
Agree--great in Moneyball
Love "The Mexican"!!!!! Love Julia. Love Brad. James Gandolfini is at his best playing this character!
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Moneyball thinks you suck, too, JJ!
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