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Well I guess we can chalk this up as a movie I'll never see.
People have killed other HUMANS and have served less time than Mike Vick. And how does someone (especially "if" a friend) who offers support to someone when they get in trouble, make them an ass? Just because it doesn't support your ideas of what you think Foxx should do?
Foxx is a great actor/comedian/singer - Tarantino tries to go against the grain sometimes to a fault, but he has done some great work. That should be enough to interest most people. And if you refuse to watch football because Vick plays in the league (something I don't believe)then the NFL doesn't need viewers like you. How about all those other athletes that play for different teams that volunteer and donate to disabled children, cancer patients, and animal shelters, etc. They had no control over Vick's (or anyone else's) original mistakes, nor the NFL's decision to allow his return. So you'd throw the baby out with the bath water and over look all the positive contributions of hundreds of decent entertaining athletes? Because of One player? Illogical.
I really don't mean for this to be a personal attack, but I dislike anyone's holier than thou attitude, as if they've never done something wrong. And TBH, I'm GLAD Vick came back, it made the league exciting again. I know it pissed people off how he OWNED the spotlight in the season, and the All Star game by making every other athlete on the field look like 3rd string in talent. Breaking all those NFL records and what-not. So that is the caliber of player you'd keep out of the league due to your personal problems and inability to forgive. Good grief, if people were perfect, they wouldn't need Jesus. Vick has redeemed himself, if you can't get over it, you need to seek medical attention for your problem - real talk.
On topic: I will check this movie out.
I'm not that crazy about Foxx either but I'm still going to go see a Tarantino film...I'm not going to let that stop me from seeing a movie that I know is probably going to be one of the best movies that year especially with the rest of the cast he's put together....that would be dumb for me not to see it.
Foxx is a good actor if he's doing serious acting. I don't like some of his comedy too much but he's done good on his serious stuff so we'll see how this turns out.
Anyway...just like anyone else..I try to think about the movie and who else is in it and who made it. One person doesn't make a whole movie work......it's gonna take more than that to keep me away.
Jamie Foxx.. ehhh.. ok, not that exciting.
I'm a little disappointed because I was hoping that QT would go with a less famous black actor; there are so many overlooked ones like Idris Elba or Chiwetel Ejiofor. Oh well, I geuss you still need a star to anchor your film. Most people don't go out to watch a movie based on a director alone.