Comments on: Bruce Willis Leads Award-Winning Red Cast

By: baggybut

baggybut — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 00:47:57 +0000

I really enjoyed this movie in the theater, and at home on DVD.
Bruce has done it again. I hope there is another. RED 2! As Helen says, Frank is gooy, also yummy. Bruce and Mary-Louise are fabolius together.
Mrgan Freeman is 80? well he needs someone to drive him now LOL.
Ernest Borgnine Is great too. He should of had a bigger part. Keep up the acting Ernest. I loved you in “A Grandpa For Christmas.
John does it again, just like “In The Line of Fire. He is fantastic. Yes, there is something worng with his Head Morgan.
Richard and Brian were great too, but why did Richard have to be a bad guy?

I give this movei 10 stars if that is posible. * * * * * * * * * *

By: Roy Fitz

Roy Fitz — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 19:01:02 +0000

I spent some time in ‘Na-lins’ for the Endymion Parade and after stepping off the ferry the day before,
I looked down from atop the earthen levee and watched as a resident was digging into the base
of the levee that was at the rear of the house he perhaps was residing in. He’d dug about 10 feet into the
base and was shoveling out really wet gooey muck and putting it on the back lawn. Some people who came
over on the ferry yelled down to him that he was currently below water level and he just looked up at them
and flipped them off! They just laughed in amazement. This was back in 1991, well before Katrina, so those
who witnessed that arrogance, just shrugged their shoulders and moved on to tour a dryer part of the city.
I recall eating and drinking beer at an establishment called the Crescent City Brewery. My friends tell me I had
a good time! The next evening, we marched on the route with our pipe band and then through the superdome.
Afterward, we fell out into the city, partying with another pipe band, the Chicago Police pipe band at a bar
off of Bourbon Street. The scene in downtown Nalins while watching RED let me realize how much of the
Crescent City has vanished! It was much more worn down and historically prettier than the scene in the movie.

By: woodie

woodie — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 11:19:38 +0000

Was in New Orleans on monday and they were filming a scene where Bruce was shooting as he walked to camera. We must of gotten there just as they started shooting. they told everyone that was hanging around that they would be doing the same shot over and over (about 10 secounds worth) Well we went for a walk and about and hour later we could still here the shooting. As we were sitting there people walking around were just like “oh, shots fired” and just kept walking like it was an everyday thing. Now these seemed like people who didn’t know that 2 blocks over they were filming a movie. I must say, I like the country more than the city and this is one reason why.

Can’t wait for the movie, plot and actor sounds very interesting mix.