Knowing

[Butcher]

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I'm not sure I can think of a movie that he's been in where this isn't the case.
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Moonstruck
Raising Arizona
Wild at Heart
Red Rock West
Leaving Las Vegas
Bringing out the Dead
Adaptation
Matchstick Men

He's been in a whole lot of shitty movies, but there are some good ones on his resumé, too.
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Yeah I guess I've just seen all the shitty ones and not any of the good ones. Leaving Las Vegas I think is the only one of those I've seen, and that was a good one. Every other movie I've ever seen with him has sucked, especially those God-awful National Treasure Movies.
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Bringing out the Dead is Scorsese and Adaptation is Kaufman. When he picks good projects, he's fine. He just hasn't been very selective over the past 8 or so years. I guess he has bills to pay...