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Father of the Bride (2022)
Director: Gary Alazraki Writer: Matt Lopez (Based on the novel by Edward Streeter)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 2022, adaptation, adria arjona, andy garcia, architect, brad pitt, bride, chloe fineman, comedy, cuban, dede gardner, diego boneta, drama, edward streeter, father of the bride, florida, gary alazraki, gloria estefan, groom, igor jadue-lillo, isabela merced, jeremy kleiner, jon poll, love, marriage, matt lopez, matt walsh, miami, money, paul michael perez, paul perez, remake, romance, romantic comedy, terence blanchard, wealth, wedding
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The Night House (2021)
Director: David Bruckner Writers: Ben Collins & Luke Piotrowski
Posted in Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 2021, architect, ben collins, ben lovett, boat, book store, cell phone, David Bruckner, david marks, david s. goyer, depressed, depression, drama, elisha christian, evan jonigkeit, ghost, horror, husband, john zois, keith levine, lake, lake house, luke piotrowski, marriage, mirror, murder, murderer, mystery, night house, occult, rebecca hall, sarah goldberg, school, serial killer, spirit, suicide, supernatural, teacher, the night house, thriller, vondie curtis hall, widow, wife
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Three Men and a Baby (1987)
Director: Leonard Nimoy Writers: James Orr & Jim Cruickshank (Based on the screenplay for “Trois Hommes et un Couffin” by Colin Serreau) A light 1980s comedy so of course the plot is based around heroin smuggling.
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1987, 3 men and a baby, actor, adam greenberg, adaptation, alexandra amini, apartment, architect, baby, cartoonist, colin quinn, coline serreau, comedy, cop, cops, dave foley, detective, drama, drugs, heroin, james orr, jim cruickshank, leonard nimoy, manhattan, margaret colin, marvin hamlisch, michael a. stevenson, nancy travis, new york, new york city, nyc, paul guilfoyle, philip bosco, police, remake, robert w. cort, steve guttenberg, ted danson, ted field, three men and a baby, tom selleck, trois hommes et un couffin
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The Matrix Revolutions (2003)
Directors: The Wachowskis Writers: The Wachowskis (Based on characters created by The Wachowskis)
Posted in Action, Martial Arts, Science Fiction
Tagged 2003, action, agent, architect, artificial intelligence, bill pope, bruce spence, carrie-anne moss, christopher kirby, collin chou, computer, cornel west, deus ex machina, don davis, dystopia, essie davis, future, hacker, harold perrineau, harry lennix, helmut bakaitis, hugo weaving, ian bliss, jada pinkett smith, joel silver, keanu reeves, lachy hulme, lana wachowski, laurence fishburne, lilly wachowski, limbo, machine, martial arts, mary alice, matrix, monica bellucci, morpheus, nathaniel lees, neo, nona gaye, oracle, persephone, post apocalypse, post apocalyptic, program, prophecy, robot, sci-fi, science fiction, sentinel, sequel, simulation, the matrix, the matrix revolutions, the one, the wachowskis, train, trinity, virtual reality, zach staenberg, zion
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Where’d You Go, Bernadette (2019)
Director: Richard Linklater Writers: Richard Linklater & Holly Gent & Vince Palmo (Based on the novel by Maria Semple)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2019, adaptation, architect, artist, billy crudup, brad simpson, cate blanchett, david paymer, emma nelson, family, fbi, ginger sledge, holly gent, james urbanbiak, judy greer, kristen wiig, laurence fishburne, maria semple, megan ellison, megan mullally, nina jacobson, richard linklater, steve zahn, vince palmo, vincent palmo jr., where'd you go bernadette, zoe chao
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The House That Jack Built (2018)
Director: Lars von Trier Writer: Lars von Trier (Story by Lars von Trier & Jenle Hallund) A sick movie for sick people. I liked it!
Posted in Crime, Drama, Horror
Tagged 1970s, 2018, adolf hitler, architect, architecture, art, benito mussolini, bruno ganz, charlotte gainsbourg, crime, drama, emily watson, horror, idi amin, jenle hallund, jeremy davies, joseph stalin, killer, lars von trier, louise westh, matt dillon, murder, murderer, psychopath, riley keough, serial killer, siobhan fallon hogan, sofie grabol, the house that jack built, udo kier, uma thurman, willem dafoe
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Columbus (2017)
Director: Kogonada Writer: Kogonada
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2017, aaron boys, addict, addiction, andrew miano, architect, architecture, chris weitz, columbus, coma, danielle renfrew behrens, drama, father, giulia caruso, haley lu richardson, hammock, indiana, john cho, ki jin kim, kogonada, korean, library, michelle forbes, parker posey, rory culkin, son, tour guide
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The Baby (1973)
Director: Ted Post Writer: Abe Polsky One of the weirdest and most uncomfortable movies I have seen. Great ending.
Posted in Drama, Horror, Thriller
Tagged 1973, abe polsky, anjanette comer, architect, baby, birthday, crib, daughter, david mooney, drama, eccentric, family, horror, infance, marianna hill, michael pataki, milton polsky, mom, mother, murder, nursery, party, pool, ruth roman, sister, social worker, susanne zenor, ted post, the baby, thriller, welfare
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Knock Knock (2015)
Director: Eli Roth Writers: Eli Roth & Nicolas Lopez & Guillermo Amoedo
Posted in Drama, Horror, Thriller
Tagged ana de armas, architect, art, artist, drama, eli roth, family, guillermo amoedo, horror, keanu reeves, knock knock, lorenza izzo, married, murder, nicolas lopez, seduction, sex, threesome, thriller, torture
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One Fine Day (1996)
Director: Michael Hoffman Writers: Terrel Seltzer and Ellen Simon
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1996, amanda peet, architect, charles durning, columnist, comedy, divorced, drama, ellen simon, george clooney, james newton howard, mae whitman, michael hoffman, michelle pfeiffer, newspaper, one fine day, robert klein, romance, romantic comedy, terrel seltzer
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