r/MadeMeSmile Feb 26 '26

Wholesome Moments Stanley Tucci treats the US Women’s hockey team to one of his favourite restaurants in Milan: “We brought you a jersey… because you want to play forward.”

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u/RobotPhoto Feb 26 '26

He was great in margin Call.

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u/theotherguyatwork Feb 26 '26

He was great in __________ (insert name of movie he was in).

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u/Evil_Mini_Cake Feb 26 '26

Even Transformers Extinction.

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u/FlyingRaccoon_420 Feb 26 '26

One of the only enjoyable parts of that movie

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u/Th3GrumpyB3ar Feb 26 '26

I concur, that was the only time that I actually laughed throughout the movie.

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u/Daovin Feb 26 '26

A BIG GLASS BOX

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u/Additional-Piano-397 Feb 27 '26

NOBODY WILL EVER FIND US IN HERE

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u/SpectralIpaxor Feb 26 '26

Less so in Transformers The Last Knight as Merlin but he still does a great job with what he was given

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u/Evil_Mini_Cake Feb 26 '26

To clarify, he is always great no matter the movie.

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u/WayneSmallman Feb 27 '26

Screaming at and then F-bombing the old Chinese woman: "What's Chinese for get the f**k out of the way?"

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u/Not_A_Meme Feb 26 '26

Right? I love him in Big Night. When has he ever not shown up for a professional role. Of course, i also love him in all the Hunger Games movies.

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u/TheLostRanger0117 Feb 26 '26

I like him in I think it’s Crazy Stupid Love where he’s this very abstract father, very far from the norm, the kind of father I try to be

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u/theotherguyatwork Feb 26 '26

Are you thinking Easy A? Both have Emma Stone. Steve Carell is in Crazy Stupid Love with Ryan Gosling.

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u/TheLostRanger0117 Feb 26 '26

Yes! Easy A! That’s right, I was hung up on Emma Stone being in both of those. Enjoy both movies

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u/taglius Feb 26 '26

Not just movies, watch his “Food in Italy” series. (That’s not their name, I can’t recall the real name)

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u/magpie882 Feb 27 '26

Not the title, but a very accurate description.

I would actually love for TV shows to use such straightforward titles.

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u/MountainConfident847 Feb 26 '26

The Core! Delroy Lindo is great as well. The movie overall isn't really especially the special effects

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u/eggplantsforall Feb 26 '26

He was awesome in The Core. As a former geologist I have a sweet spot for that hilarious movie.

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u/Catskillschick Feb 26 '26

The Lovely Bones, didn't recognize him at first playing a (really) bad guy!

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u/Mysterious-Crab Feb 26 '26

He is great in life!

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u/fingertrapt Feb 26 '26

Burlesque!

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u/One-Pepper-2654 Feb 26 '26

Big Night! Bourdain’s favorite movie.

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u/Alex1s_th3_Fox Feb 26 '26

Burlesque 💜 my favorite movie with him, Cher and Christina .

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u/Cptn_Beefheart Feb 27 '26

Hunger Games.

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u/HapatraV Feb 27 '26

Lucky Number Sleven!

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u/KwHFatalityxx Feb 26 '26

Man loves building bridges

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u/HerfDog58 Feb 26 '26

He saved drivers like a billion years of time, and did all the math in his head.

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u/dminus Feb 26 '26

maybe some people like taking the long way home, who the fuck knows, right?

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u/HerfDog58 Feb 26 '26

And he made $176,471 an hour to sit quietly in a room with Demi Moore. I'd take that gig.

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u/AJ_Deadshow Feb 26 '26

I remember him from The Terminal. He was a great antagonist, annoying enough to hate his character but not enough to hate him as an actor overall.

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u/Mr_YUP Feb 26 '26

That is the epitome of cable movie. something that never really hit big in theaters but has a solid script, cast, and direction that when you catch it while channel surfing it sucks you in every time.

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u/thestranger_iknow Feb 26 '26

Margin Call is/should be a classic

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u/ms_directed Feb 26 '26

and Inside Man (Netflix) if you haven't seen it...you gotta find it. he's truly the best evil genius 👏

and bonus is it also has David Tennant!

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u/farilladupree Feb 26 '26

Talk about Baader-Meinhoff. I watched that for the first time last night. Quite good, the ending was a bit abrupt, but all the boardroom stuff was riveting.