Bradley Cooper--massive muscle/40lb wt gain..

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Anonymous wrote:Damn. No shirtless pic, OP? you got me all excited for nothing. I'm not usually a Bradley Cooper fan - his face is a little pointy for me - but a bulked-up Bradley Cooper sounds good to me.

I agree with the pointy face thing. But--his eyes are amazing and there is something I find sexy about him.

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I liked the original. (Now his head looks too small for his body.)

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Original too. The new version is too unnatural, it makes his face look fat too.

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The rapid changes are hell on the body. Jared Leto's another one - respect for the role dedication, but can't be a good idea.

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Agree with the PP...not digging the beard, but I like guys with a little bulk. He's still got the eyes and the smile, too!

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I've always liked Bradley Cooper, but I prefer the before picture.

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Both Jared Leto and Matthew McConaghey lost a lot of weight for Dallas Buyers Club. McConaghey said he even started suffering from blurred vision.

I felt the worst for Matt Damon, though. He had to lose a lot of weight for The Talented Mr. Ripley, and they filmed in Italy, and everyone was enjoying Italian food and he had to eat steamed chicken breasts and lettuce.

I still think Christian Bale's weight loss for The Machinist was the worst I've ever seen.

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Anonymous wrote:Both Jared Leto and Matthew McConaghey lost a lot of weight for Dallas Buyers Club. McConaghey said he even started suffering from blurred vision.

I felt the worst for Matt Damon, though. He had to lose a lot of weight for The Talented Mr. Ripley, and they filmed in Italy, and everyone was enjoying Italian food and he had to eat steamed chicken breasts and lettuce.

I still think Christian Bale's weight loss for The Machinist was the worst I've ever seen.

And then he was robbed of an Oscar nomination. Not fair! I think that was his best work. He was so freaking creepy in that film.