I wonder if Nicolas Cage dies a little inside whenever he watches "Con Air"

[bartleby]

Con Air ruled.

That summer brought us Con Air, Face/Off, and Air Force One. I don't think there's ever been a better summer for action.

Don't forget BATMAN AND ROBIN and THE LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK.

[bartleby]

Personally, I'd put 1996 over 1997 with MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE, INDEPENDENCE DAY, TWISTER, and THE ROCK.

[majorjoe23]

If watching Wicker Man hasn't made Cage's soul wither up, no way Con Air would.

[Albert]

His accent in the movie is the best (and by that I actually mean the worst).

[Pat Shatner]

Man, if we're talking Nick Cage movies that he should be ashamed of how about when he ran around dressed as a bear and punched people in the forest in Wicker Man? That movie was absurd, and not in a good way.

Con Air was fantastic.

[Tom Burgos]

Seriously, of all the movies that would make him die inside, you picked Con Air?

qft

[Sarcastro]

Con Air is a perfectly watchable popcorn flick.

Now if you had said Bangkok Dangerous...I could easily see good ol' Nic dying from watching that piece o' shite. I know I did.

[half guard]

It's not about "Con-Air" being a bad flick. I like it; just watched again tonight.

It's about his horribly-backwoods character portrayal. The forced accent just kills it for me.

[Albert]

I wanted to like the movie, but they changed too much from the original hair dryer.

[Kurt Russell Crowe]

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