So, for all you Sean Bean fans out there, we've got a new movie coming out called Ca$h and it promises to be classic misunderstood, unfairly portrayed Sean Bean. Here's the trailer for it, courtesy of YouTube.
Obviously, I haven't seen this movie yet, but I can get an idea of what happened from this trailer. Clearly, the briefcase of money belongs to Sean Bean. I don't know how he obtained this money - maybe through illicit means - but still, it's clear that the briefcase of money belongs to him.
Enter Chris Pine of the new Star Trek fame. Edit: Apparently this is some guy named Chris Hemsworth. He looks exactly like Chris Pine. It is ridiculous! He's broke, he needs money, and lo and behold, a briefcase of money falls from the sky. Does he think twice about who's money it is? Does he think that whoever the money belongs too doesn't need it? Is he so selfish that he's going to spend all of someone else's money on fresh clothes, fancy dinners, a new car?
Well, naturally, Sean Bean wants his money back. And those guys better pay him back or do something to either get him his money or in some way pay off his debt. Is it so unreasonable to make someone rob a bank in order to pay you back money that they wrongfully spent? I don't think so.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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So apparently that guy in the movie is actually someone named Chris Hemsworth. Haha, he looks exactly like Chris Pine. I guess that's why he played Chris Pine's father.
Hey Kevin -
Great job Defending Sean Bean! Here is a link to a better trailer of Ca$h: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZE5n_eIqdo
From what I hear, in CA$H, the underlying theme is that Sean Bean in his mind is not a bad guy -- and in the film probably the only guy who is sure of his morals (although scoiety would not care to admit) -- but a guy who will push people to what ever extent they're willing to take themselves!
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