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Originally Posted by Aries Walker
The other wooden, lifeless, check-collector phoning it in for this film? Ellen Page. I suspect that during most of the when she just sat there with her hands held out, she was actually and physically asleep.
Also, I was disappointed in Peter Dinklage. He has so many skills, and he didn't use any of them for this role, probably because it was flatly written. Most of what he did was to deliver speeches, or flatten himself against a wall, looking horrified. I could have played that part.
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He had limited screen time - no way to do that with such a huge ensemble cast and a plot already so grandiose. Can't fault him or knock anyone else- it's just a byproduct of this film's story and cast and fitting it into a movie run time that's reasonable.
What I am against is studios pressuring directors to cut down on their film length simply so they can squeeze another showing each day - of course that's what they want and in turn get to hype extended cuts when released on br & dvd.