The ending of Next with Nicolas Cage?
The mistake he made was seeing the future about Cage's girl's death, but not the bomb's location. Not caring where it was, he was actually in the location of the bomb. And he sees the future that all of the them will die.
Wats the movie with nicolas cage and samuel jacson in the haunted hotel room?
1408, but it's not Cage, it's John Cusack and Samuel Jackson, adapted from the novel by Stephen King
The movie "Knowing" with Nicolas Cage. Does it have any Biblical reference in there?
At the second coming of Christ, Christians will be caught up into Heaven with Jesus. This is commonly referred to as “rapture” though the word does not appear anywhere in the Bible. It’s going to be pretty strange to have millions of people worldwide suddenly go missing. One of the theories purposed by those left behind will be that they were abducted by aliens. Many alleged alien abductees tell of what a tremendous spiritual experience it was (some don’t, but let’s stay on the subject). The movie (from the way I see it) is going for that rout. The rapture will actually be due to mass alien abduction and not because of the second coming of Christ. When the children were on the other planet (if that’s what it was), my first thought were that the tree was the tree of life. There were two trees specifically mentioned in Genesis; the tree of life and the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Adam and Eve ate from the tree of knowledge and were kicked out before they could eat of the tree of life. You also may have noticed the “wings” on the aliens on their way back to their space ship. This gives the idea that angels are aliens or vice versa. Anyway, that’s my take on the movie. I’m open for discussion. Hope this helps.
In the movie Knowing with, Nicholas Cage, what are the meaning of the shiny black stones?
I believe the stones represented an invitation to leave, Caleb got one and so did Abby, when Abby's mom died she was holding a stone, accepting death and leaving earth. In the final scene with the spaceship where they are all standing in a pool of those rocks and it is a chance for Cage to believe in an after life like he said he didn't in the beginning of the movie to his son. And even after seeing all of that he still didn't truly believe what he was seeing and his chance to leave was passed up. The stones even floated eye level with him giving one final chance to see and believe but he didn't embrace his last chance and he paid for it. BTW, this has NOTHING to do with God or Heaven, its about an ancient civilization called the Pleiades(they mentioned this in the movie), also called the Samaritans, they go around populating worlds by placing life on new planets by taking them from the planet that is about to be destroyed and procreating on the new planet. They are the "supposed" reason we are here on earth and, I'm sure, will continue to place life on a new planet just as this one is about to be destroyed.
Is Nicolas Cage the worst actor ever?
Nicolas Cage is an amazing actor. The two I really dislike are Russell Brand And Sacha Baron Cohen
Anyone know what this movie is called?
Its a war movie, I thought it had Nicolas Cage and/or Meg Ryan but after doing a search none of their movies ring a bell. Anyways, these two people are in love and the guy is going off to war. The girl laces his boots with red shoe laces. Later on, for some reason she is standing in front of a big screen tv with a bunch of military guys in a big room, watching footage of the ppl who died in the war and she sees a body with the red shoe laces and knows it him and falls over crying. I cannot figure out what it is, and its driving me crazy.
What is that movie called where room 314 is haunted?
i think its an old horror movie but im not sure. i went to the Mt.Washington hotel and the story is that one of the rooms(314) is haunted. then i told my friend and she said that there is a movie about it. i really would love to see it but dont know the title. i think it has something to do with a white door? idk, thanks!
Why is Nicolas Cage so famous despite being a bad actor in bad films?
It is important to remember that we in America have used the terms ‘film actor’ and ‘movie star’ interchangeably. As a result, we’ve been confused when someone we’re unimpressed by still makes movies, still gets press, and still makes money.First, NG is a good film actor. He’s reliable, dependable, and gives the directors what they want - which is the primary goal of film acting: bringing one’s skill and talent to the job, to help the makers of the film realize their vision.Secondly, he is Hollywood royalty. He called himself Cage, so that he might earn movie roles on his own merit, but who is he kidding? He’s a Coppola, and because of that fact, he can do no wrong, nor right. Many people will love his work regardless of how bad it is, and many others will hate the same work - because he’s FF Coppola’s kin.Thirdly, he has been tabloid gold. He married Patricia Arquette and Lisa Marie Presley, he’s donated to several high-profile charities, and he’s had struggles with the IRS. A few magazines with his name and/or face on the cover have been sold over the years…So, take these three points and add in his two Oscar nominations and his one Oscar win, I submit that Nicolas Cage has fulfilled the definitions of both ‘film actor’ and ‘movie star’ - and fulfilled them well…
Why do people say Nicolas Cage cannot act? If he cannot act, how come he won an Oscar?
It's not that he cannot act. It's that he doesn't do it very well anymore. We know that he has come across financial difficulties. Despite making $40 million in 2009 (according to Forbes) he has come across some major financial woes. Cage was a big spender during his peak time in the mid to late 90s and going into the 2000s. He had multiple multi-million dollar properties, including an island in the Bahamas. Most of which faced foreclosure. The IRS then fined him $6.2 million in tax liens in 2009. He sued his money manager for negligence and fraud. His manager counter-sued. According to records, the manager said that Cage wasted $30 million some dollars on vintage cars, four luxury yachts, and fifteen palatial homes around the world, as well as two European castles. He spent millions on art and jewelry as well. So you see why he's been taking all of these terrible paycheck movies. And he's been phoning it in each and every time. There is some speculation regarding alcohol problems, or worse as well. He's an amazing actor caught in a terrible situation that he himself created. It really isn't his lack of acting ability. It's the choices he has been forced to take. And before you wonder how one of the highest paid actors of all time can have money troubles, understand that a $20 million paycheck isn't $20 million. After you figure in percentages taken by representation, publicists, lawyers, and managers, you can almost cut that in half. Then consider that the government takes a very good portion of that as well and you're left with still a small fortune for sure. Well, at least for us. Then you have to factor in the cost of living and clearly, by the evidence above, his cost of living was outrageous. It caught up to him. The guy can act. He can. He just needs to settle down and start working his craft again rather than chasing paychecks.