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The Walk (2015)

Posted on September 9, 2019 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers: Robert Zemeckis & Christopher Browne (Based on the book “To Reach the Clouds” by Philippe Petit) Advertisements

Posted in Adventure, Drama | Tagged 1970s, 1974, 2015, adventure, artist, ben kingsley, ben schwartz, biography, charlotte le bon, christopher browne, circus, daredevil, drama, france, french, high wire, joseph gordon-levitt, mentor, new york, new york city, nyc, paris, philippe petit, robert zemeckis, skyscraper, the walk, tightrope, to reach the clouds, tower, true story, walk, walker, world trade center | Leave a comment

Roma (2018)

Posted on February 24, 2019 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Alfonso Cuaron Writer: Alfonso Cuaron

Posted in Drama, Foreign | Tagged 1970s, 2018, alfonso cuaron, baby, beach, black and white, city, drama, family, foreign, maid, marina de tavira, mexican, mexico, middle class, nanny, netflix, roma, yalitza aparicio | Leave a comment

Roma (2018)

Posted on January 1, 2019 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Alfonso Cuaron Writer: Alfonso Cuaron

Posted in Drama, Foreign | Tagged 1970s, 2018, alfonso cuaron, baby, beach, black and white, city, drama, family, foreign, maid, marina de tavira, mexican, mexico, middle class, nanny, netflix, roma, yalitza aparicio | Leave a comment

BlacKkKlansman (2018)

Posted on August 10, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Spike Lee Writers: Charlie Wachtel & David Rabinowitz and Kevin Willmott & Spike Lee (Based on the book by Ron Stallworth)

Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama | Tagged 1970s, 2018, adam driver, adaptation, alec baldwin, black klansman, black panther, blackkklansman, charlie wachtel, civil rights, colorado, colorado springs, comedy, corey hawkins, crime, david duke, david rabinowitz, drama, harry belafonte, isiah whitlock jr., jewish, john david washington, jordan peele, kevin willmott, kkk, ku klux klan, police, race, racism, robert john burke, ron stallworth, spike lee, topher grace, true story, undercover, white supremacy | Leave a comment

The Post (2017)

Posted on January 26, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Steven Spielberg Writers: Liz Hannah and Josh Singer

Posted in Drama | Tagged 1970s, 2017, alison brie, article, ben bradlee, biography, bob odenkirk, bradley whitford, bruce greenwood, carrie coon, cover up, david cross, drama, editor, janusz kaminski, jesse plemons, john williams, josh singer, journalism, journalist, kay graham, liz hannah, matthew rhys, meryl streep, michael stuhlbarg, new york times, news, newspaper, nixon, pat healy, pentagon papers, politics, president, protest, richard nixon, sarah paulson, steven spielberg, story, the post, tom hanks, tracy letts, true story, vietnam, war, washington post, whistleblower, zach woods | Leave a comment

Inherent Vice (2014)

Posted on January 4, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Paul Thomas Anderson Writer: Paul Thomas Anderson (Based on the novel by Thomas Pynchon)

Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Romance, Uncategorized | Tagged 1970s, 2014, adaptation, anders holm, belladonna, benicio del toro, billionaire, california, comedy, cop, crime, detective, drama, drugs, eric roberts, girlfriend, hollywood, hong chau, inherent vice, investigation, jena malone, jillian bell, joanna newsom, joaquin phoenix, jonny greenwood, josh brolin, katherine waterston, keith jardine, kidnapped, kidnapping, los angeles, martin donovan, martin short, maya rudolph, michael k. williams, mystery, owen wilson, paul thomas anderson, police, private detective, private investigator, reese witherspoon, robert elswit, romance, scott rudin, serena scott thomas, thomas pynchon, timothy simons | Leave a comment

Zodiac (2007)

Posted on November 11, 2017 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: David Fincher Writer: James Vanderbilt (Based on a book by Robert Graysmith)

Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller | Tagged 1960s, 1970s, adam goldberg, anthony edwards, brian cox, california, cartoonist, chloe sevigny, clea duvall, cops, crime, david fincher, dermot mulroney, detective, donal logue, drama, investigation, jake gyllenhaal, james vanderbilt, john carroll lynch, journalism, journalist, june diane raphael, killer, mark ruffalo, murder, murderer, mystery, newspaper, police, Robert Downey Jr, robert graysmith, san francisco, serial killer, thriller, unsolved, zodiac, zodiac killer | Leave a comment

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