Craig Horlbeck

Damon was encouraged under fire and it was like, who is that guy? Lost a bunch of weight. Yeah, that was, I remember that very vividly. And then people, that was a movie with Denzel Washington and Meg Ryan and people were like, who's that guy? So that was a good sign.

Damon was encouraged under fire and it was like, who is that guy? Lost a bunch of weight. Yeah, that was, I remember that very vividly. And then people, that was a movie with Denzel Washington and Meg Ryan and people were like, who's that guy? So that was a good sign.

You know why they didn't write another movie after this, the same reason that Sylvester Stallone didn't write another movie, because it sucks to sit in your writer's hole by yourself when you can get paid $20 million to go act in a huge movie. It makes sense.

You know why they didn't write another movie after this, the same reason that Sylvester Stallone didn't write another movie, because it sucks to sit in your writer's hole by yourself when you can get paid $20 million to go act in a huge movie. It makes sense.

You know why they didn't write another movie after this, the same reason that Sylvester Stallone didn't write another movie, because it sucks to sit in your writer's hole by yourself when you can get paid $20 million to go act in a huge movie. It makes sense.

The Genie in Aladdin is elite. That's high-level animated voice acting. I think this is probably the right choice. I love this part. I love this performance.

The Genie in Aladdin is elite. That's high-level animated voice acting. I think this is probably the right choice. I love this part. I love this performance.

The Genie in Aladdin is elite. That's high-level animated voice acting. I think this is probably the right choice. I love this part. I love this performance.

You can feel him when you're watching it, though, working so hard to not be super annoying talk show Robin Williams. He's got nine guys holding him back from not riffing and doing a voice, which I appreciate.

You can feel him when you're watching it, though, working so hard to not be super annoying talk show Robin Williams. He's got nine guys holding him back from not riffing and doing a voice, which I appreciate.

You can feel him when you're watching it, though, working so hard to not be super annoying talk show Robin Williams. He's got nine guys holding him back from not riffing and doing a voice, which I appreciate.

Yeah, he's incredibly important to this movie and I don't think it would be nearly as good if it wasn't made by him because his whole thing is like the invisibility of the camera. Like you feel like you're watching real people and every intimate conversation that probably would feel really overwritten by a bunch of 23-year-old guys from Boston don't feel that way at all.

Yeah, he's incredibly important to this movie and I don't think it would be nearly as good if it wasn't made by him because his whole thing is like the invisibility of the camera. Like you feel like you're watching real people and every intimate conversation that probably would feel really overwritten by a bunch of 23-year-old guys from Boston don't feel that way at all.

Yeah, he's incredibly important to this movie and I don't think it would be nearly as good if it wasn't made by him because his whole thing is like the invisibility of the camera. Like you feel like you're watching real people and every intimate conversation that probably would feel really overwritten by a bunch of 23-year-old guys from Boston don't feel that way at all.

It feels super real because of the way that, you know, they talk about it in that oral history, how he just like sits next to the camera. and lets them figure out how they want the part to go. He let Robin Williams try to do it ten different ways, but Ben Affleck only wanted to do it two ways. And he let them do whatever they thought was right.

It feels super real because of the way that, you know, they talk about it in that oral history, how he just like sits next to the camera. and lets them figure out how they want the part to go. He let Robin Williams try to do it ten different ways, but Ben Affleck only wanted to do it two ways. And he let them do whatever they thought was right.

It feels super real because of the way that, you know, they talk about it in that oral history, how he just like sits next to the camera. and lets them figure out how they want the part to go. He let Robin Williams try to do it ten different ways, but Ben Affleck only wanted to do it two ways. And he let them do whatever they thought was right.

And, you know, he's an independent filmmaker from Pacific Northwest who's made a ton of great movies over the years. This is probably the most mainstream thing he's ever done, but he's got like a little bit of, you know, realistic secret sauce that I think elevates it. Any relation to Van Zandt from Heat?

And, you know, he's an independent filmmaker from Pacific Northwest who's made a ton of great movies over the years. This is probably the most mainstream thing he's ever done, but he's got like a little bit of, you know, realistic secret sauce that I think elevates it. Any relation to Van Zandt from Heat?

And, you know, he's an independent filmmaker from Pacific Northwest who's made a ton of great movies over the years. This is probably the most mainstream thing he's ever done, but he's got like a little bit of, you know, realistic secret sauce that I think elevates it. Any relation to Van Zandt from Heat?