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Mickey Rourke Honest & Brutal About Upcoming Films & How Terrible They Are.He Keeps It Real

Mickey Rourke got straight to the point when asked about some of his upcoming films. And he is honest and brutal with his answers.

I think that it is refreshing when an actor can be honest and be true to himself. But I am sure he will be catching alittle heat over his comments.

Rourke talks about how "Terrible" his film "13" in which he stars along side 50 Cent and Jason Statham. Then the shit hit the fan when he talks about his upcoming film "Passion Play", his movie with Megan Fox, an actress he previously described as "the most talented" he'd ever worked with.

You have to see how brutal he is after the Jump....

Let’s start with horror movies: You a fan?
Depends.

On what?
If there’s nothing else to watch. I came here to see Harvey. I don’t know nothing about the movie.

What about 50 Cent? He’s hosting.
I haven’t seen him.

You guys are in a movie together, right?
A really bad movie, yeah.

What?! Is it out?
No, it’s so bad it can’t get out.

Tell me why you made it.
For the money. Classic

But you think the movie’s bad.
Terrible.

Why?
You have to watch it.

What about your movie with Megan Fox and Bill Murray?
Terrible. Another terrible movie. But, you know, in your career and all the movies you make, you’re going to make dozens of terrible ones.

You called Megan Fox, like, one of the best actresses of all time.
That I worked with [smirk].

That movie’s getting limited release.
That’s because it’s not very good.

I know a good movie we can talk about: your rugby movie.
That’ll be a great movie. We start shooting February.

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