Cop Land

He plays the guy entering.

He's sick in Copland.

Yeah, he's at Copland.

Copland.

They're making a TV show, Copland.

That film is one of the greatest films.

Killing them.

And I'd argue that there's only a handful of roles that he's truly excellent in.

Copland, for example, if you've seen that, he's wonderful in that movie.

But he's so good here because the character has so many layers and some of them are not nice.

But deep down, he is a human being.

here? He talks about creepos and he's warning a young lady in the neighbourhood against creepos.

But his pursuit of Adrian I find quite questionable.

And I'm just wondering, is this a lovable character? Is it a likeable character? Does this character work because he's a real human being? Stallone is extremely good at playing vulnerable and like I say he does that in the aforementioned Copland he does it in Creed when Creed rolls around one of the best scenes in that movie is when he has a fight with Donnie and afterwards he's talking to himself and he's like oh why'd you have to go and do that like it's all your fault he's got similar stuff in this as well where like he's you know, when he's rehearsing in front of the mirror, taxi driver style, to try and, you know, impress Adrian with his jokes.

But I found myself being like, is this guy, like, what are they doing? Am I rooting for him? Am I not rooting for him? Again, I think there's more to the character than this kind of just Neanderthal.

no

a cop like a detective schwarzenegger no no it's like putting stallone as a detective i think they did in that movie cop land um which i remember seeing in the i saw it on the theater are

you gonna see that rocky movie

No, I've seen that trailer so many times in the theater.

You know, I was on

Copland, you know.

Oh, I know.

You were

You know, he's in the Rocky movies.

I mean, he's really good in Copland.

He's good in stuff, but...

I don't know.