13 thoughts on “MCM: Viggo Mortensen

  1. I haven’t really caught Viggo in frock flicks in general (forever an Aragorn fan though, of course) and I fear that Green Book might have actually turned me off seeing him in frock flicks in general. I did not enjoy the movie at all. Captain Alatriste looks interesting though.

  2. Was all excited to watch him in Hidalgo, but turned it off after about an hour; couldn’t really get into it. Not a Frock Flick, but I loved him in Eastern Promises. :)

    1. I loved Eastern Promises as well. He was amazing. But I really enjoyed Hidalgo.

  3. I know the Lord of the Rings trilogy is not a “Flock Flick” and I’ve seen plenty of those pictures, but I thought he could never have looked better. Now I am willing to say that he is still extremely hot. My favorite: his Freud to Fassbender’s Jung. I always thought Jung was kind of hot anyway, so there’s that. I believe I will be watching “A Dangerous Method” soon.

  4. Also, Apaloosa. He was amazing in that film and he looked so good in his costumes. Almost makes up for Renee Zellweger being in it. I wanted to slap her, but I always want to slap her. This is a safe zone for me to be snarky, after all.

  5. He is hotter than hot in A Walk on the Moon. After watching it, I immediately bought the DVD. I recommend it. Not a period film but one of my favorites is Captain Fantastic. Although not particularly sexy in The Green Book, the acting was great and he totally became Tony Lip.

  6. Alatriste Is available on You Tube. A bit slow, and all in Spanish, but worth it.

  7. The first Viggo movie I saw was A Walk on the Moon. I was sixteen, and I was aghast by all the “action” that happened. It is definitely a great movie if you’re a Viggo fan, but it can be a bit of a bore outside of some of the stuff that is happening.

  8. “A Walk on the Moon” was part of my awakening as a woman. He was and remains the hottest thing. I need to go rewatch that like ASAP.

  9. The Reflecting Skin (1990) is a fantastic movie and enjoys a good reputation among film buffs. It’s one of those hidden gems. Beautifully shot, acted, written, and scored. Definitely reminiscent of Flannery O’Connor logic.

    That said, it’s a very dark movie. It’s like Days of Heaven (1978)’s very mean-spirited cousin.

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