Michael Fassbender
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My favorite ones are Jane Eyre and X-Men First Class. But I think his best movie is 12 Years a Slave. Performance wise, Hunger and Shame
Best films:
A Dangerous Method
Hunger
12 Years a Slave
Inglourious Basterds
Jane Eyre
Fish Tank
Haywire (yes, I consider this movie pretty excellent at what it's trying to do)
TBH, everything else is meh or outright bad. But he's worked a lot (probably too much) and that's a really good filmography for someone who broke out just six years ago. Quite frankly, if we're just counting the "good" films in someone's career and throwing out the bad (which I tend to do), than I think he has more "good" films than a lot of his Brit peers.
A Dangerous Method
Hunger
12 Years a Slave
Inglourious Basterds
Jane Eyre
Fish Tank
Haywire (yes, I consider this movie pretty excellent at what it's trying to do)
TBH, everything else is meh or outright bad. But he's worked a lot (probably too much) and that's a really good filmography for someone who broke out just six years ago. Quite frankly, if we're just counting the "good" films in someone's career and throwing out the bad (which I tend to do), than I think he has more "good" films than a lot of his Brit peers.
The best is yet to come for Michael. He's just gonna keep on getting better and better, and with his production company the sky's the limit
My favourite ones are Hunger,Fish tank,Jane Eyre and Shame. Shame is not a perfect film,but it's one of those films I kept thinking about after watching it. 12 YAS is a great film, Michael is incredible but I've preferred him in Shame and Hunger.
The most disturbing is Eden Lake.
I agree,the best is yet to come for him. Fingers crossed for Macbeth.
I wonder if he will be at Silverstone this weekend.
The most disturbing is Eden Lake.
I agree,the best is yet to come for him. Fingers crossed for Macbeth.
I wonder if he will be at Silverstone this weekend.
I agree about Shame , it was not perfect , but it was genial in many ways.
I was crying when I went home...
I've seen it at London Film Festival with Michael also attending.
He was blushing when he entered the stage and the public (the females mostly ) were yelling...
He gives 100% to all his performances. I appreciated Hunger, Jane Eyre and Fish Tank, but he looked best in The Counselor, Inglorous Basterds, A Bear Named Winnie and After the Funeral.
Ive seen the youtube video. He has a very nice singing voiceI'd love to hear him sing that Sinatra song.
I agree about Shame , it was not perfect , but it was genial in many ways.
I was crying when I went home...
I've seen it at London Film Festival with Michael also attending.
He was blushing when he entered the stage and the public (the females mostly ) were yelling...
I suppose he blushed many other times during the promotion..Can you confirm that he's very gracious to fans,people attending these events?
He does give really good performances. Hes getting Oscar next year for Frank, if not then following year for Macbeth. Im calling it
For Frank it's very improbable,but I would not exclude Macbeth for the next awards season.. The release date has not been confirmed. I hope it will go to Venice or TIFF.
http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplayl...festivals-20140630?page=1#blogPostHeaderPanel
Can you confirm that he's very gracious to fans,people attending these events?
I did not meet him at this screening, but as I've heard he is always gracious to people.
A friend met him before the screening and he was very nice to her and he was lovely when I met him an other time.
He seems like a very nice guy.
There was a Q & A after the screening where I asked him about his acting , and he was very lovely.
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