"Semi-charismatic" is the highest praise Charlie Hunnam has gotten in years. And maybe overstating the case a bit? The more times I rewatch Crimson Peak, the more I think his casting there is perfection: I too would also risk being murdered by Hiddleston's charming collection of red flags if my only other option was Hunnam's character.
"Semi-charismatic" is the highest praise Charlie Hunnam has gotten in years. And maybe overstating the case a bit? The more times I rewatch Crimson Peak, the more I think his casting there is perfection: I too would also risk being murdered by Hiddleston's charming collection of red flags if my only other option was Hunnam's character.
An interesting comment on the Netflix algorithm's place in all this: despite opening Netflix probably 15+ times in the past 4 weeks, I have seen no hint that this movie exists. I can only guess that Netflix has correctly pegged me as someone who is not a fan of either Snyder or Star Wars. Still- a slightly eerie world to live in.
"Semi-charismatic" is the highest praise Charlie Hunnam has gotten in years. And maybe overstating the case a bit? The more times I rewatch Crimson Peak, the more I think his casting there is perfection: I too would also risk being murdered by Hiddleston's charming collection of red flags if my only other option was Hunnam's character.
An interesting comment on the Netflix algorithm's place in all this: despite opening Netflix probably 15+ times in the past 4 weeks, I have seen no hint that this movie exists. I can only guess that Netflix has correctly pegged me as someone who is not a fan of either Snyder or Star Wars. Still- a slightly eerie world to live in.
I wasn't sure whether to lump Michiel Huisman in there, but I've actually liked him in some things so I left him out.
On the other topic, now Netflix thinks this is _exactly_ what I want to watch.
I would call that a sick burn on Netflix's part but I'd hate to be judged by what Netflix thinks I want to watch.