Robert Pattinson’s new Salvador Dali biopic Little Ashes isn’t receiving universal acclaim. Should the New Moon actor find cause for concern with these negative reviews? Not so fast, says E! Online–
Critics remain way underwhelmed by Robert Pattinson’s channeling of artist Salvador Dalí in Little Ashes. Call it a lack of—tee hee—sparkle. A few were impressed—the London Daily Express calls Pattinson’s take “a spirited performance.” But most agree with MTV’s Kurt Loder, who says, “As soon as Pattinson steps forth with Dalí’s famous up-twirled mustaches pasted to his face, the picture collapses.”
That isn’t necessarily bad news for Pattinson fans, however, especially if you’re open to a long-term love affair…
Despite the mixed reviews, veteran casting directors are calling Pattinson’s choice in films brilliant, especially if he wants a long career.
Essentially, it’s better than Robert Pattinson is taking on challenging roles that he may falter at a bit, then being typecast over and over again as a teen-movie star hitmaker. By taking on these difficult roles, he’s proving himself gradually, over time. What do you think? Is it best he’s taking on more difficult roles?
[thanks, RobRocks!]













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