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patric wilson

posted 6 years ago by IRONFIST2020 (165)
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i love this actor and i loved his acting in this movie. he was for sure the best actor on set. glad james wan brought him. great actor

[–] furiousstyles (4391) 6 years ago

Such a shame he was in this below par snooze fest

[–] IRONFIST2020 (165) 6 years ago

here kiddie kiddie kiddie here kiddie kiddie kiddie. go back to your kiddie mcu you kiddie loser

[–] furiousstyles (4391) 6 years ago

Marvel is more violent than DCEU, more deaths , and rated the same as dceu movies

[–] IRONFIST2020 (165) 6 years ago

if your talking about the netflix shows then i agree. the movies are kiddie fest with tons of kiddie jokes.

[–] Truthtalker (1979) 6 years ago

Furiustyles is a known troll

[–] Otter (24464) 6 years ago

I was amused by the fact that he was playing Momoa's younger brother, yet is several years older and looked 20 years older!

Everything about this movie is amusing.

[–] IRONFIST2020 (165) 6 years ago

you know jason momoa is 40 years old right?

[–] Otter (24464) 6 years ago

Yes, and he doesnt look it! But Wilson looks his age, mid-forties, visibly older than his "older" brother.

[–] [deleted] 6 years ago

I agree Otter.

I thought it was funny that Wilson was playing the younger brother.

But I think they CGI smoothed his skin. I don't think the age difference between the men was as noticeable as it is in the real world.

[–] IRONFIST2020 (165) 6 years ago

again. jason momoa is 40 in the real world.

[–] [deleted] 6 years ago

Sure, but he's still younger than Wilson.

And as someone with a vested interest, I say 40 ain't that old...

[–] ATG6 (3000) 6 years ago

He was awesome in Fargo.

[–] TJLamb0518 (3316) 6 years ago

K.

Not agreeing with you. Just putting the letter you missed in your spasmodic typing out there, DCEUfantic.

[–] HarlemEagle42 (17851) 6 years ago

He was given one of the more difficult DC villains to translate into live action. Making him a more masculine and haughty version of Loki was a good way to go.