View Poll Results: Favourite Costner Movie?
Dances With Wolves
21
31.34%
JFK
9
13.43%
Thirteen Days
0
0%
Untouchables
11
16.42%
No Way Out
4
5.97%
Bull Durham
5
7.46%
Field Of Dreams
11
16.42%
A Perfect World
1
1.49%
Wyatt Erap
1
1.49%
Robin Hood
4
5.97%
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The Kevin Costner Appreciation Thread
08-28-03 | 11:19 PM
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Favourite Costner Movie?
Voted for Dances with Wolves. I really enjoyed The Untouchables, Bull Durham, JFK, No Way Out, and Open Range too. He may not be a chameleon like Gary Oldman, but he seems very sincere and down to earth.
08-30-03 | 02:02 AM
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Some guy I knew in college likes to rip on every movie with Costner in it even though he likes half of Costner's movies. Then again, he is a braindead lemming who eats his boogers at age 25 and listens to Barry Manilow.
08-30-03 | 05:28 PM
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Now that I've finally seen Open Range, I can jump in on this thread.
I've been giving it some thought but can't seem to pick just one as a favorite. That being said, for today I'll go with: The Untouchables, Dances with Wolves, Robin Hood, and The Postman as my favorites.
Films like A Perfect World, Wyatt Earp, The War, Waterworld, and Open Range would be on the second tier.
I find almost all of his films to be entertaining; Costner has an impressive filmography.
If I recall correctly from a similar thread in the past (time sure flies!), some people find his earnestness to be off-putting, but I'll echo NavinJohnson's earlier comment that he comes across to me too as pretty sincere and down-to-earth. I don't know.......I suppose he just seems like a guy who puts a lot of heart into the making of his films.............and I appreciate that.
I've been giving it some thought but can't seem to pick just one as a favorite. That being said, for today I'll go with: The Untouchables, Dances with Wolves, Robin Hood, and The Postman as my favorites.
Films like A Perfect World, Wyatt Earp, The War, Waterworld, and Open Range would be on the second tier.
I find almost all of his films to be entertaining; Costner has an impressive filmography.
If I recall correctly from a similar thread in the past (time sure flies!), some people find his earnestness to be off-putting, but I'll echo NavinJohnson's earlier comment that he comes across to me too as pretty sincere and down-to-earth. I don't know.......I suppose he just seems like a guy who puts a lot of heart into the making of his films.............and I appreciate that.
08-31-03 | 06:35 PM
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Voted for JFK, even though I give Oliver Stone more credit for
that movie than I do Costner. Open Range would be my pick if it
were there. Costners has an impressive list of movies. Most of
his films are atleast above average, with a few gems.
Jason
that movie than I do Costner. Open Range would be my pick if it
were there. Costners has an impressive list of movies. Most of
his films are atleast above average, with a few gems.
Jason
09-01-03 | 01:36 AM
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my favorite guy to watch on HBO. Personally I find Waterworld and The Postman to be silly, but I do enjoy watching these two movies on HBO.
I'm going to watch The Bodyguard sooner or later. HAHA!
I'm going to watch The Bodyguard sooner or later. HAHA!
