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In Reply to: "Out of Time": Has Denzel Washington lost "it?" posted by tinear on October 25, 2003 at 17:30:07:

I was referencing in my lead post (the interplay between Denzel and Hackman) is "The Hunt for Red October."

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You mean 'Crimson Tide' don't you???..nt - dwill123 07:36:37 10/27/03 (6)
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- So forgetable I guess I forgot the title. Yeah, I think you're right. So, did you - tinear 13:29:07 10/27/03 (5)
  think Denzel was a bit...reserved after taking those tongue lashings? I mean, HIM kowtow to Hackman at the end???
  - Re: So forgetable I guess I forgot the title. Yeah, I think you're right. So, did you - dwill123 13:29:26 10/28/03 (4)
    I actually thought �Crimson Tide� was pretty good as a movie. Nobody will get any Oscars for their performances but I thought at times the mood was tight. Certainly throughout the movie they tried to raise the �race� issue but it was covert not overt. Juxtaposition ruled the mindset. The ships name was the Alabama a vague reference to the racially charged south. Racially diverse officer cadre of the ship, with wide differing opinions. The reference to the Lipizzaner Stallions being born white\black thing. As much as the movie tried it wouldn�t give you a toe hold for making race the real issue. The issue, in the movie, continued to be the commanding styles of the two key players. Finally (and somewhat sadly) I think �Crimson Tide� sort of signaled the twilight of Gene Hackman as far as a leading figure in a movie. I think Denzel realized this and sort of played down his character a little in respect to all of Hackman�s accomplishments. I might be wrong but I kind of got that feeling. I also found it a scream that James Gandolfini was in this movie (at the time I said, who?). Now the rest is history.
    - I need to see it again, I know that I winced more than once at - tinear 15:56:27 10/28/03 (3)
      Hackman's lines.
      I think he did as fine work as he ever has in "Unforgiven," btw.
      - The Conversation - Todd B. 00:47:17 10/29/03 (1)
        
        In Reply to: I need to see it again, I know that I winced more than once at posted by tinear on October 28, 2003 at 15:56:27:
        
        The best performance by Hackman that I've seen.
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        "But this is the plastic age,
        the quiet rage
        is damned and civilized."
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        Absolutely! - Harmonia 00:51:34 11/01/03 (0)
        
        In Reply to: The Conversation posted by Todd B. on October 29, 2003 at 00:47:17:
        
        One of the best performances on filmm. It's my favorite Coppola movie too.
      - Laugh If You Must! - dwill123 18:31:47 10/28/03 (0)
        
        In Reply to: I need to see it again, I know that I winced more than once at posted by tinear on October 28, 2003 at 15:56:27:
        
        I thought one of Hackman's best performances was as Lex Luthor in the first two Superman movies. The 'greatest criminal mind ...

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