Paul Walker Reflects on His Running Scared Experience

[Justdisco2]

what i like about Paul Walker is that he's naturally down to earth, at least he comes across that way. I believe you could sit and have a beer with him and talk about paint drying and he would twist it and make it intresting, He was brilliant in "running scared" In mabe 10 years or so because he's still young... He will be a movie Legend said in the same breath as Mel Gibson and Steve Mcqueen Who knows, but does have that star quality that makes him not just a pretty boy.

[tech4156]

running scared is the best film this guy ever starred in.

[sexibumbum]

I loved Running Scared!

[AriesQueenOfDiamonds]

I feel like Running Scared didn't get much attention, I've seen it only because I adore him .. but it sits on my Movie Shelf and when friends come over they're like "Running Scared.. What's that?" The oral sex scene at the beginning was kinda shocking, I remember when I saw it for the first time I shouted 'holy shit!' The other actors/characters are really unique and diverse in the movie too.. whenever I watch it's kind of a reminder of the icky side of life.

[FidiAdrianosTV]

A house pet is a tamed wild animal

[SwitchbladeKitty]

Paul Walker is much more versatile than he's utilized, and Running Scared exemplifies this. Its as if his acting is much more powerful when he's out of his norm, doing more important roles. If you want to know what Walker's really made of, check out this and The Lazarus Project.

[mitajoey]

@SwitchbladeKitty I totally agree. I loved Running Scared and The Lazarus Project, and I believe that TLP is some of his best work, totally different than what people are used to seeing him do and I was really impressed. Running Scared is pretty violent and out there, but I don't think it was too violent for the subject matter/context/plot of the film. But it too is different from his other movies and shows that he can do more than drive fast cars.