He used to be Zorro and Desperado.

Desperado did in my opinion growing up we used to love that movie

14th and 15th Warrior films would have been great...

Piss in boots

Bond.

😂😂😂😂

doesnt take much to please the masses these days lol

it's obvious even Hollywood got bored with her good looks getting her so far. Once she gets a bit saggier, it's over people

💯 💯 💯

Underrated comment!

Hahahahahahahahahaha

Not as bad as

😄😂😄😂😄😂😄

🤡D.W. has that covered.

Why was she blacklisted? I searched it up and i saw nothing of what you’re talking about. I don’t think this is true. Sounds delusional.

@@lxXSuddenDeathXxl That's the thing with a little online research and quick conclusions, boy.

@@Cletus_the_Elder Just say it princess. You talk a lot, yet say a lot of nothing.

@@lxXSuddenDeathXxl silly, silly, foolish boy.

an

Worst part is this actually has some otherwise good actors in it.

@@perce1veALL 100%. I wish they’d had more time (money) to push for more natural takes. It feels like a stage show, with unconvincing line delivery, and what I assume is actors waiting for a line delivery, or momentarily trying to pull their own out of their head. It looks well shot, well lit… I didn’t mind the score from memory. The discussion between our hero & the bartender seemed fine. As soon as the man in the suit entered the picture I was wondering if he was cast through nepotism rather than a perceived talent. The script and story line from that point on became lazy and generic. It’s a very strange scene to share. They must have known it wasn’t good. It’s not eye claweringly bad… it reminds me of a movie scene I’d have created in my head as I lay in bed before nodding off imagine a hero scene for myself, something I did when I was young to try and force an action movie dream.

😅😅😮😅😅😮😅😅

They aren't entitled to anything in return.

The story showed how it was an unhealthy life style and that she was doing dumb shit by getting wasted and spending men's money before insulting them. Hence why Banderas called it out and got her out of it.

J.C. was an iconoclast.