Best supporting actor nomination for Giovanni Ribisi (Moburg)

Every character in this movie was portrayed very well, but Ribisi's Moberg was classic. His dialogue took over scenes. I thought the actors played all the book's characters brilliantly, it was the script adaptation ripping out the book's guts and attempt at theming the film to coincide with current zeitgeist's (anti-corp., anti-banking) that made this movie mediocre.

He truly had characterization and projection in this movie! One extra said the truth!

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He was terrible. Yes, he was "in character." But so what? He existed in a vacuum that had nothing to do with the other characters and he sparks no interest from the viewing audience. This works as an exercise in an acting class. Fails as something that is useful in a movie.

Ive been a fan of his forever.. he never disappoints. Him and Risipoli are the stars of this Terrible movie.. I lost sight of the story halfway in and was just following those 2 characters till the end. Aaron Eckhart did a good job too in a role that completely suits him..

I'd like to see Depp to a really agonized and tortured character with lots of negative emotion. Im starting to feel he's "happy go lucky" with all of his characters

He's done some memorable characters in the past, and he was definitely the highlight of the movie here!

Should you stay for the credits? Check www.mediastinger.com!

According to Wikipedia he's set to star in a 2013 realease of "Waco," playing David Koresh. Seems the film will be directed by Rupert Wainwright from the UK. Wainwright is best known for his 1999 work, “Stigmata” but he's also done a lot of TV movies. Don't we know enough about "Waco"?

Hmm...That should be a trip. Can't find anything on IMDB about it though.


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My favorite: "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb"

I don't think Ribisi was that great in this movie. Michael Rispoli's performance was much more memorable.