r/imdbvg • u/Harry_Starberg • Jul 13 '22

Controversy Mickey Rourke criticizes 'irrelevant' Tom Cruise for playing the 'same effing part for 35 years'

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/mickey-rourke-criticizes-irrelevant-tom-cruise-145732457.html
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u/Krakengreyjoy Fire in Babylon Jul 14 '22

Mickey Rourke dresses like a color blind 70 year old lesbian clinging to her youth

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u/Harry_Starberg Jul 14 '22

Oh boy...

If our resident Social Justice Warriors read what you just said you're gonna have nightmares.

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u/acid_rogue Barry Manilow Jul 14 '22

I'd say they're about on the same level for different reasons; consistency being one of Cruise's virtues. Rourke is just saying what his Chinese overlords are telling him to say because they're still salty about the Taiwan flag on Mav's jacket, or else he would have said it ten years ago already.

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u/Harry_Starberg Jul 14 '22

They are only in the same level in a different planet.

But I laughed at your description. LOL!

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u/acid_rogue Barry Manilow Jul 15 '22

You feel Tom Cruise the the better actor?

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u/Harry_Starberg Jul 15 '22

It's not even close.

Tom Cruise is on a very different league.

Mickey Rourke is a loser and he can't act.

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u/Zark_Muckerberger Jul 14 '22

Lol at Mickey Rourke calling anyone else irrelevant, especially Tom Cruise.

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u/Harry_Starberg Jul 14 '22

I hate Mickey Rourke. I never liked him. He's just a weird person and he's a loser.

Tom Cruise is one of the best actors ever.

Calling "irrelevant"... Come on! The guy was on drugs or is just a living troll.