Let's talk about on of the most iconic, baddass motherfuckas on the planet. Feel free to list ideas for other threads here
He has such a magnetic presence. The apartment scene in Pulp Fiction is one of my favorite scenes of any movie ever.
The weirdest decision of the Star Wars prequels is to take an actor known for loud, commanding performances and have him sit in a chair and do basically nothing.
Too many classic performances to count at this point. Pulp Fiction, Unbreakable, and The Hateful Eight are three of my favorites of his.
So good that Ultimate Marvel essentially modelled their Nick Fury after him years before he was cast haha
the villain he played in kingsman is among the most i’ve enjoyed him as a screen presence. he was clearly having the time of his life playing valentine
More of a fan of his early work, by which I mean the time he helped hold the board of a college hostage as part of a black power movement demonstration
Obviously his works with Spike Lee and Tarantino have a pretty solid hit ratio. He's been in so much stuff it's almost tiring to think about
he campaigned to be in the prequels because he was a die hard fan as a guy in his early 30s of the original trilogy
It wasn’t a good movie but he was great in it and literally the only thing I remember about Lakeview Terrace. Went 2000% in that role (as expected) and it’s frightening and almost hard to watch at times just by his presence, facial features and tone.
After 30-plus years and 100-plus roles, Samuel L. Jackson ranks his own roles From 2018, but enjoyable to read.