Hobbes: When do you know when your moment comes? But it’s like when a moment comes, we either do the right thing… or wrong. Hobbes: Lasagna? And just one thing, not two or…? Jonesy: Meanwhile, Delores says we’re put here to do one thing.
#DENZEL PHEW GIF MOVIE#
It would not surprise you to learn that the movie (written by Elia’s son and Zoe’s father, Nicholas Kazan) begins with Washington, in voiceover, saying, “I want to tell you about the time I almost died.” The GIF-friendly moment occurs about an hour-and-a-half into the two-hour film, while Detectives Hobbes (Washington) and Jonesy (Goodman) are sharing a laugh and philosophizing in the office. “The evil spirit that once inhabited the murderer is now on the loose, passed from one soul to another.” “This NYPD Blue-meets- The X-Files thriller stars an under-energized Denzel Washington as a homicide detective with a strange bond to a dead serial killer,” the mixed Entertainment Weekly review reads. But there’s a ’90s supernatural twist, because of course there is.
For the former, it’s Jeremiah Johnson for the latter, it’s Fallen, a Gregory Hoblit thriller about two Philadelphia detectives, played by Washington and John Goodman, who investigate a copy-cat killer.
Part of the issue is that both the Redford and Washington (I would hire that law firm) GIFs are from lesser-known movies in their filmography. (It’s unclear who created the GIF, although Know Your Meme notes that one of its earliest known uses “was by ArcheAge Forums member Bearspeed on November 18, 2014,” a day that will live infamy.) That would be a shame. But I fear that in 30 years, people won’t remember him for his performances in Malcolm X or Glory - he’ll become the next Robert Redford, someone who’s too often associated with a meme. Denzel is a great actor, a two-time Oscar winner, nine-time nominee.
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