If Valkyrie flops then we might question Cruise’s bankability. But then again Valkyrie isn’t the type of film that makes big bucks whether it stars Tom Cruise, Will Smith or an not.

What do you say?

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Also, I don’t mind the ordering of your list. The only film that I kind of disagree with is Wall-E. I wasn’t blown away by the film. I liked it and I liked its personality, but I think that the story needed something. They reached the turning point of the film and then it ended in like 20 mins. Is just to short for me. If the end was longer I would rank it higher.

Regarding the Alice in Wonderland film, who matter who the lead is I think they’ll just sexualize it anyway. Not in an overt way, but they will. They’ll make it look somewhere between “cutesy little girl” and “fetish goth”. All the parents will feel slightly dirty about bringing their kids to it, but the advertising push won’t really give them a choice. I feel like I’ve already seen Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland. I think the whole exercise would be completely predictable, yes right down to the almost inevitable casting of Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter. Sorry to sound so negative, but I feel like Burton’s style stopped being interesting a long time ago. Still, I can see that Willy Wonka, for example, was a good enough movie–I just don’t get the hype for the stylization. To me it’s like a few steps above looking forward to another movie where Eddie Murphy dresses up as a fat person.

I think that Courtney Cox could have a solid movie career. She has been in a few films where she shined. She was good in the Scream movies, and she came out in a small little film called November….I think that’s what it’s called lol.

In regards to Aniston, all of those movies that you listed, save for The Break Up, BOMBED. She’s not as hot as people were saying. People were calling her the next Julia, but people do not go to her movies. Nobody cares about her. She’s bland as hell.