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Tag Archives: bank robber
L.A. Takedown (1989)
Director: Michael Mann Writer: Michael Mann Not great but interesting to see how Mann took his own 90 minute TV movie and then remade it into the epic crime classic Heat.
Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1989, action, alex mcarthur, bank, bank robber, bank robbers, bank robbery, california, cop, crime, daniel baldwin, detective, dov noenig, drama, gang, heist, hockey mask, l.a. takedown, los angeles, michael mann, michael rooker, patrick markey, police, robbery, ron garcia, ronal victor garcia, scott plank, shootout, thriller, tim truman, tv movie, vincent gustaferro
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All Monsters Attack (1969)
Director: Ishiro Honda Writer: Shin’ichi Sekizawa Probably my least favorite of the Godzilla sequels so far.
Posted in Action, Adventure, Foreign, Science Fiction
Tagged 1969, action, adventure, all monsters attack, bank robber, bully, dream, fantasy, foreign, godzilla, gojira, ishiro honda, island, japan, japanese, kaiju, kid, monster, monsters, sci-fi, science fiction, sequel
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The Silent Partner (1978)
Director: Daryl Duke Writer: Curtis Hanson (Based on the novell “Think of a Number” by Anders Bodelsen) Had never heard of this before I came across it on Criterion Channel. Terrific crime thriller. Can’t go wrong with Gould and Plummer!
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1978, adaptation, anders bodelsen, aquarium, bank, bank robber, bank robbery, billy williams, canada, canadian, christmas, christopher plummer, cop, crime, criminal, crook, curtis hanson, daryl duke, decapitation, drama, elliott gould, fish tank, george appleby, heist, holiday, investigation, joel b. michaels, john candy, mall, money, murder, oscar peterson, police, robbery, safety deposit box, santa claus, silent partner, stephen young, susannah york, the silent partner, thief, think of a number, thriller, toronto, vault
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The Old Man & the Gun (2018)
Director: David Lowery Writer: David Lowery (Based on the New Yorker article by David Grann)
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama
Tagged 2018, bank, bank robber, casey affleck, comedy, convict, crime, criminal, danny glover, detective, drama, elisabeth moss, forrest tucker, gun, heist, isiah whitlock jr., john david washington, new yorker, old man, police, prison, prison escsape, robber, robbery, robert redford, san quentin, sissy spacek, the old man & the gun, town waits, true story
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The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018)
Directors: Joel Coen & Ethan Coen Writers: Joel Coen & Ethan Coen
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance, Western
Tagged 2018, actor, bank robber, bendan gleeson, bill heck, bounty hunter, buster scruggs, carter burwell, chelcie ross, clancy brown, coen brothers, comedy, danny mccarthy, david krumholtz, desert, drama, ethan coen, gold, gunslinger, hanging, james franco, joel coen, liam neeson, megan ellison, music, musical, netflix, prospector, romance, saul rubinek, stephen root, the ballad of buster scruggs, tim blake nelson, tom waits, trapper, tyne daly, wagon, west, Western, willie watson, zoe kazan
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The Place Beyond the Pines (2013)
Director: Derek Cianfrance Writers: Derek Cianfrance & Ben Coccio and Darius Marder (Story by Derek Cianfrance and Ben Coccio)
Posted in Drama, Romance, Thriller
Tagged 2013, bank robber, ben coccio, bradley cooper, bruce greenwood, carnival, cop, corrupt, corruption, dane dehaan, darius marder, derek cianfrance, detective, drama, eva mendes, family, father, motorcycle, police, politician, ray liotta, robbery, rose byrne, ryan gosling, son, stunt rider, the place beyond the pines, thriller
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