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Look at his (and in that case most actors) list of work, nobody hits a home run every time they step up to the plate.Needs to find better scripts or subject matter. Of course offbeat may just mean no box office too.
Depp has never been what people might call a typical actor, he's always taken chances with "off" characters and "experimental" roles, many have been bombs some have given him amazing success. He's done many that were never remotely close to being blockbusters but were good movies in and of themselves. The biggest problem facing actors is continuously being cast in roles similar to ones that made them famous, as indicated in Ernie's post, Depp isn't into that and is still willing to take chances which is the problem for Depp now as everyone (movie goers) sees him as Captain Jack Sparrow and expect that type of character to manifest itself in all his roles.
The way many actors have overcome that role casting is to disappear from the public view or a few years before returning to the big screen, obviously Depp isn't doing that.
Look at his (and in that case most actors) list of work, nobody hits a home run every time they step up to the plate.Needs to find better scripts or subject matter. Of course offbeat may just mean no box office too.
He's done some great work in many other lesser known movies even when he was not the "star". Heck I don't like everything he's done....... Pretty par for the course.
He was great as Benny in Benny and Joon, was the only saving grace (other than the sexy visual of Selma Hayek, for guys) in Once Upon a Time in Mexico. Did an awesome job in Dead Man, a strange, strange movie and loved him as the Mad Hatter. Yup, he'll always be remembered by most as Captain Jack Sparrow and yes I do identify with that character in a lot of ways but I always liked the anti-hero hero, also why I identify with Val Kilmers Doc Holiday another flawed human who occasionally does the right thing even if it's for less than altruistic reasons.Depp has never been what people might call a typical actor, he's always taken chances with "off" characters and "experimental" roles, many have been bombs some have given him amazing success. He's done many that were never remotely close to being blockbusters but were good movies in and of themselves. The biggest problem facing actors is continuously being cast in roles similar to ones that made them famous, as indicated in Ernie's post, Depp isn't into that and is still willing to take chances which is the problem for Depp now as everyone (movie goers) sees him as Captain Jack Sparrow and expect that type of character to manifest itself in all his roles.
The way many actors have overcome that role casting is to disappear from the public view or a few years before returning to the big screen, obviously Depp isn't doing that.
Johnny Depp was brilliant in the "Pirates" series but it did somewhat type cast him. But he is a versatile actor. My favorite all time role for him was as Roux in "Chocolat" which is also one of my all time favorite movies.
Now I'm wondering if you all would be more surprised if I met you as a hooman or a cat...
And to think I did it all without a single drop of rum...........Yep, I think Depp is in trouble. I consider Jack Sprow to be RIngel now.
I liked all those Pirates of the Caribbean movies. I have them all on bluray. Highly entertaining I'd say.Look at his (and in that case most actors) list of work, nobody hits a home run every time they step up to the plate.Needs to find better scripts or subject matter. Of course offbeat may just mean no box office too.
He's done some great work in many other lesser known movies even when he was not the "star". Heck I don't like everything he's done....... Pretty par for the course.
Why?!!?And to think I did it all without a single drop of rum...........Yep, I think Depp is in trouble. I consider Jack Sprow to be RIngel now.
Now I'm wondering if you all would be more surprised if I met you as a hooman or a cat...
We know your human because cats don't have thumbs in order to type.
Unless you are one of those that have 6 or seven digits.
Humm................
Just kidding, we know your human.
I had Virgin Mobile for years till we moved to Podunk, Virgin Mobile runs off the back of the Sprint network and Sprint isn't in this area at all. We switched to Verizon because it has the best signal here but in order to use it in the house we have to stand by the kitchen window or outside and the signal still only has one or two bars. While I like the Verizon coverage I'm paying 70% more for service then when I was on Virgin Mobile. When we get back to civilization I'll switch back to either Virgin Mobile or the Wally World network.Well, I've been on the phone all morning locked in mortal combat with Verizon because of the massive number of dropped calls here at home. The problem is the phone by default locks on to the nearest Verizon signal, but that is a tower that's probably 25 miles away, so the signal is in the toilet. When it sees that this tower isn't working it finally switches over a US Cellular tower just two miles behind me where Verizon has leased space and put up dishes, and then the signal is fantastic. There appears to be no cure for this problem. Tech support has worked on it for three weeks now to no avail. So, they told me I need a "network extender," which is actually my own little tower. Evidently it hooks up to my cable internet and my home calls will actually go over that instead of a tower in the area. Well, it better work, because the damn extender was $175 even after a $75 discount. I hope it works, or it's time to go back to US Cellular, which I actually don't want to do. The Verizon 4G LTE is outstanding.
I live in backwoods, Podunk, WI, and I'm in the Wisconsin River Valley and there's hills everywhere. So unless they put a tower on just about every hill, coverage is going to be sketchy. I wouldn't have a problem here if the damn phone didn't by default go to a far away Verizon tower instead of the strongest signal, but, they don't seem to have a fix for that. I guess the network extender will solve that problem, I hope. I like Verizon. US Cellular just has crap for 4G LTE, and I want to have a good network there for when I travel, and Verizon is without doubt the best.
We're literally in the foothills of the mountains, basically mountains by Appalachian standards, so we have "hills' all around us. We get into town or up on the side of Fishers Peak the signal maxes out.Well we live in the middle of nowhere and we use Verizon and can get a strong signal no matter where we are.
In the House or up in Phx. in hotel room or even in Denver when I'm up there visiting my Mom and call hubby here at our house.
It sounds like a local problem with their towers there.
We have never had any dropped calls.
