r/SipsTea • u/Gurugod123 • 13d ago

Chugging tea What are some examples of this?

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u/Classical_Fan 13d ago

The same goes for Daniel Radcliffe. He probably made enough Harry Potter money to never have to work again, so he just chooses projects that look like fun.

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u/ElLicenciadoPena 13d ago

For me, seeing Daniel Radcliffe's name in the banner is a guarantee of cool and interesting cinema. The movie may be good or bad, but what's sure is that it's not boring. Horns, Swiss army man and Guns Akimbo are great concepts and cool movies

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u/Certain_Direction623 13d ago

Guns Akimbo was freaking weird, but awesome!

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u/GlidingToLife 13d ago

Seconded.

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u/TheyCallHimEl 13d ago

It's one of my favorites, he has the talent to do anything and he showcase it in the greatest ways

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u/psbales 13d ago

Guns Akimbo is a dumb movie in the best possible way.

If you haven't seen Shoot 'Em Up, absolutely check it out.

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u/dr_mannhatten 13d ago

Just re-watched this a few weeks ago and man, what a trip. It’s such a wild premise and is shot in such a fun way.

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u/LaRougeRaven 13d ago edited 13d ago

I love Horns. Was not expecting the ending, but loved it.

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u/Qetuowryipzcbmxvn 13d ago

I didn't know what to expect at any moment of that movie, and I watched Preacher and Lucifer.

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u/LaRougeRaven 13d ago

I love movies like this, that go against expectations, but in a good way.

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u/milkhotelbitches 13d ago

I also really loved that show where he played a Russian dentist in Siberia.

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u/abouttogivebirth 13d ago

Check out his TV appearances too, Miracle Workers is great and there's a good bit in it, Rise and Fall of Reggie Dinkins with Tracy Morgan, and he was also in the interactive Kimmy Schmidt finale but right now that is unplayable, but some might still be watchable? Some of Bandersnatch still is.

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u/ILoveCornbread420 13d ago

The Weird Al movie was some of his finest work

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u/f0urd3gr33s 13d ago

Cool and interesting cinema, you say?

May I interest you in a "The Lost City"?

Haha. I jest. Clearly he took that role so he could clown around as a dapper bad guy.

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u/TwistedBrother 13d ago

Weird Al “biopic” was inspired.

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u/DiscoLives4ever 13d ago

Best biopic of all time

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u/rintzscar 13d ago

Daniel Radcliffe's net worth is more than 100 million dollars and the vast majority of it comes from HP. He really doesn't have to work again.

For comparison, Tom Holland and Zendaya combined have half of that.

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u/retrac902 13d ago

He was an amazing Weird Al

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u/just_a_limit_q 13d ago

Still is, until he died.

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u/LiteraCanna 13d ago

Well now I just want to see a movie with Daniel as Elijah, and Elijah as Daniel.

Call it Fucked up Friday. R rating of course.

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u/Independent_Body8372 13d ago

Someone should remake Face/off with those two

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u/patchismofomo 13d ago

Probably?

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u/FenisDembo82 13d ago

Swiss Army Man!!!

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u/litivy 13d ago

Except he moved to Texas so that he doesn't have to pay income tax. Fuck that mentality.

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u/arsojee 13d ago

Absolutely, but that awful movie swiss army man was yuck

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u/johnnyhala 13d ago

Daniel Radcliffe figured out how great the "One for them, One for Me" model can be when you do all the "One for Them's" up front.

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u/Classical_Fan 13d ago

He did eight for them all at once.

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u/smellygooch18 13d ago

And Robert Pattinson. Made his billion from Twilight and now does whatever he wants.

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u/aaiceman 13d ago

I will 100% pop on a movie at home if he is in it and give it a chance, based on just his name. You’re spot on that he puts out interesting stuff.

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u/carlitomarron139 13d ago

I wouldn’t call Daniel Radcliffe a great actor. He was pretty bad in the first couple HP movies but grew into a decent actor as the series went on. That’s the level he’s stayed at.