The Official Disney Channel Thread

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Bonnie and Clyde (1967, 91% Tomatometer)
Oh my gosh! The incredible acting; the performances that are delivered in such an incredible true story. It's a great film.



The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (1966, 98% Tomatometer)
Clint Eastwood is an inspiration to me as an actor. He, Robert Redford, and Michael Landon, might be three of my biggest influences as an actor. In each of those cases, it's the fact that they play everything with a "less is more" style. There's just something about that style that I try to tap into every now and then; it's definitely my approach to a lot of things.



The Horse Whisperer (1998, 71% Tomatometer)
I'm just a sucker for a good love story. And that would be another of my influences by Robert Redford. He's been a definitive inspiration as an actor and as a role model, if you will.



Blue Velvet (1986, 90% Tomatometer)
Let's go with Elephant Man -- no, I'm going to go with Blue Velvet, for my David Lynch pick. I'm going to go with Blue Velvet because I love Roy Orbison so much. He was a great influence on me musically, and still is. That's when I kind of put two and two together -- with Blue Velvet -- and thought, film is a great way for your music to be heard, without radio. It's a great way for your music to be heard.

And that came out before you actually met David Lynch and starred in his film, Mulholland Dr.

Oh yes, it came out considerably before. I'm pretty sure I was a young hellion at the time, about wild enough to shoot at. Just rockin' and rollin', playing these little bars and clubs up in West Virginia and Kentucky and Ohio. Wild as can be, just crazy. It appealed to me.



Twilight (2008, 49% Tomatometer)
I'm gonna go with the most recent film I saw that was really good. I thought Twilight was pretty killer. Put it up there, I'm gonna go with it! Even though it was about vampires, I thought it was told in a really cool way. I thought the acting was strong. And, I thought the music that accompanied the film was really cool.

OMG, I love him. He says "Put it up there, I'm goanna go with it" like it's a game show or something.

The list actually seems good compared to most (who feel the need to put Godfather every single time...). Haven't seen any of them except Twilight.