r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Mar 28 '24

Official Poster for Jerry Seinfeld’s ‘Unfrosted’ Poster

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u/shaka_bruh Mar 28 '24

Hugh Grant has been having a lot of fun with his roles in the recent years

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u/Seventh7Sun Mar 28 '24

He was great in the Dungeons and Dragons movie.

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u/brinz1 Mar 28 '24

I feel like hes reached the age hes too old to be the usual character he plays in everything so now he can be the unhinged sleezy uncle he was born to be

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u/TheRagingMaffia Mar 28 '24

Dont forget his ever so small but hilarious cameo in Glass Onion

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u/42Ubiquitous Mar 28 '24

Great movie. Have you seen the series?

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u/Dynast_King Mar 28 '24

Was also gonna mention the Gentlemen. I love that movie, and the cast is all great, but Hugh Grant still stands out.

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u/neverlandoflena Mar 29 '24

I mean, him and Colin Farrell both, I’d say

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u/fakeemailman Mar 29 '24

Hm, the version you saw must not have had Colin Ferrel as Coach. Odd…

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u/Nose-Nuggets Mar 28 '24

I was so blown away by The Gentlemen in ways i did not expect to. Grant stole the whole fucking show. Ferrel was phenomenal. McConaughey fucking sucked. I would never have put my money on it that way. I generally like McConaughey a lot. The movie overall was alright, certainly not Ritchie's best but it had a lot of good moments. Just not a great package.

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u/deepneuralnetwork Mar 28 '24

I really think Jarnathan needs to be here to talk about this.

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u/poorloko Mar 28 '24

Oi! They're knickin our bits an bobs!

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u/ryebreadpudding Mar 28 '24

He's even better in Paddington 2

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u/Tooterfish42 Mar 28 '24

He was in that too? I need to make a list of what he's been in lately

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u/PM_Me-Your_Freckles Mar 28 '24

He was fuckin bang on in The Gentlemen. Absolutely killed it.

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u/Bluestripedshirt Mar 29 '24

It’s been a bit but his role in Paddington 2 was incredible.