[Lukey]

DillionATRL is so handsome.

I wanna be him. #LifeGoals

[posh]

Originally posted by Gabe²

I watched that movie with posh's avis guy and god his acting was terrible

It was his first movie, cut him some slack. The Outfield will be much better.

[Gabe²]

Originally posted by JustLuke

DillionATRL is so handsome.

I wanna be him. #LifeGoals

My future husband is so cute

Originally posted by posh

It was his first movie, cut him some slack. The Outfield will be much better.

His making more movies?

[Lukey]

Originally posted by Gabe²

My future husband is so cute

No

[Lukey]

Originally posted by posh

It was his first movie, cut him some slack. The Outfield will be much better.

Um...

Pretty sure those who are good at acting, are able to be good in their first movie.

[Gabe²]

Originally posted by JustLuke

No

Originally posted by JustLuke

Um...

Pretty sure those who are good at acting, are able to be good in their first movie.

I agree

[posh]

Originally posted by Gabe²

His making more movies?

Yes. He's a professional actor now.

Three Varsity baseball players (Cameron Dallas, Nash Grier, Joey Bragg), who have been best friends since childhood, enter their senior year of high school and navigate difficult choices on and off the field, unknowing of their paths to be together or separate going into college.

[Teneo]

"hahaha my ponytail makes me look like a horse XD"
Yeah, I bet that's the very thing that makes you look like a horse, my dear

[Gabe²]

Originally posted by posh

Yes. He's a professional actor now.

Nnn
Wouldn't "professional" means knows what he is doing? Cause there was nothing professional about the movie

[Retro]

Originally posted by Cupid

I've never seen you stan for Evanescence or Pink mess.

I have.

That throwback is just a preview for later, btw.

[Lukey]

Originally posted by posh

Yes. He's a professional actor now.

Just because he's in a movie, doesn't mean he's a professional.

[posh]

Originally posted by Gabe²

Nnn
Wouldn't "professional" means knows what he is doing? Cause there was nothing professional about the movie

It was just a teen-comedy; it wasn't meant to be Oscar worthy or anything.



The worst part about the movie wasn't even Cameron, it was that annoying brother trying to be like Jim Carrey.

Originally posted by JustLuke

Just because he's in a movie, doesn't mean he's a professional.

Actually, that's exactly what it means.

[WEEKND]

Unholy

[Gabe²]

Originally posted by JustLuke

Just because he's in a movie, doesn't mean he's a professional.

tell ha!

Originally posted by posh

It was just a teen-comedy; it wasn't meant to be Oscar worthy or anything.



The worst part about the movie wasn't even Cameron, it was that annoying brother trying to be like Jim Carrey.

So you're saying teen movies or even shows don't need good acting
Maybe if it had good acting then it would be Oscar worthy

[Lukey]

Originally posted by posh

Actually, that's exactly what it means.

No, anyone can make or star in a movie, doesn't mean they are a professional actor.

He's been in what, one movie? More like an amateur and judging by his acting skills, I think he'd be lucky to even be called that.

[posh]

Originally posted by Gabe²

So you're saying teen movies or even shows don't need good acting
Maybe if it had good acting then it would be Oscar worthy

That's exactly what I'm saying. Lots of teen movies and television shows purposely have "bad" acting as a part of the charm, even if the actors are more than capable of giving better performances.

[Gabe²]

Originally posted by Cupid

Go join my new game.

And everyone else pls.

which is?

[Changes]

Stacey Farber is in this show called Saving Hope...last time I wanted to get into a show she was on it got cancelled. Hope this doesn't happen this time.

[Lukey]

Originally posted by posh

That's exactly what I'm saying. Lots of teen movies and television shows purposely have "bad" acting as a part of the charm, even if the actors are more than capable of giving better performances.

Stop drinking.

[posh]

Originally posted by JustLuke

No, anyone can make or star in a movie, doesn't mean they are a professional actor.

He's been in what, one movie? More like an amateur and judging by his acting skills, I think he'd be lucky to even be called that.

Okay, but this wasn't just some random short film for an art school project. It's a legitimate feature film, and not just "anyone" can star in one of those. He's been in two feature-length films now, and was top billed in both.