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Tag Archives: bill murray
Ghostbusters (2016)
Director: Paul Feig Writers: Katie Dippold & Paul Feig (Based on the film “Ghostbusters” directed by Ivan Reitman) (Based on the film “Ghostbusters” written by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis) First time seeing since theaters. Watched Extended Edition. Not terrible. Not … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged 2016, action, al roker, amy pascal, andy garcia, annie potts, answer the call, ben harris, bill murray, brent white, cecily strong, charles dance, chris hemsworth, comedy, dan aykroyd, ed begley jr., ernie hudson, eugene cordero, experiment, fantasy, ghost, ghostbusters, ghostbusters: answer the call, ghosts, harold ramis, ivan reitman, john milhiser, justin kirk, karan soni, kate mckinnon, katie dippold, kristen wiig, leslie jones, matt walsh, melissa bretherton, melissa mccarthy, michael k. williams, michael kenneth williams, milana vayntrub, nate corddry, neil casey, new york, new york city, nyc, ozzy osbourne, paul feig, reboot, remake, robert d. yeoman, sam richardson, school, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, sequel, sigourney weaver, slime, slimer, soup, steve higgins, subway, theodore shapiro, times square, toby huss, university, zach woods
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The French Dispatch (2021)
Director: Wes Anderson Writer: Wes Anderson (Story by Wes Anderson & Roman Coppola & Hugo Guinness & Jason Schwartzman) Liked but would rank it on the lower end of the Anderson filmography. Looks incredible. Very fun.
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 2021, adrien brody, alexandre desplat, andrew weisblum, anjelica huston, anthology, art, article, artists, benicio del toro, bill murray, black and white, bob balaban, chef, christoph waltz, comedy, cook, drama, editor, edward norton, elisabeth moss, fisher stevens, food, france, frances mcdormand, french, french dispatch, griffin dunne, heart attack, henry winkler, hugo guinness, jarvis cocker, Jason Schwartzman, jeffrey wright, jeremy dawson, journalism, journalist, lea seydoux, Liev Schreiber, lyna khoudri, magazine, mathieu amalric, narrator, obituary, owen wilson, prison, robert d. yeoman, Robert Yeoman, roman coppola, romance, saoirse ronan, stephen park, steven rales, students, the french dispatch, tilda swinton, timothy chalamet, tony revolori, wes anderson, willem dafoe, writer
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On the Rocks (2020)
Director: Sofia Coppola Writer: Sofia Coppola A nice movie.
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2020, bill murray, comedy, dad, drama, family, father, jenny slate, jessica henwick, marlon wayans, marriage, married, new york, new york city, nyc, on the rocks, phoenix, playboy, rashida jones, roman coppola, sofia coppola
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The Dead Don’t Die (2019)
Director: Jim Jarmusch Writer: Jim Jarmusch
Posted in Comedy, Horror
Tagged 2019, adam driver, austin butler, bill murray, caleb landry jones, carol kane, chief, chloe sevigny, comedy, cop, danny glover, dead, eszter balint, grave, graveyard, hermit, horror, iggy pop, jim jarmusch, larry fessenden, luka sabbat, maya delmont, officer, police, rosie perez, rza, sara driver, selena gomez, steve buscemi, sturgill simpson, the dead don't die, tilda swinton, tom waits, zombie, zombies
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Zombieland: Double Tap (2019)
Director: Ruben Fleischer Writer: Dave Callaham & Rhett Reese & Paul Wernick
Posted in Action, Comedy, Horror
Tagged 2019, abigail breslin, action, al roker, avan jogia, bill murray, comedy, dave callaham, elvis, elvis presley, emma stone, garfield, graceland, horror, jesse eisenberg, luke wilson, Paul Wernick, Rhett Reese, road trip, rosario dawson, ruben flesicher, sequel, thomas middleditch, white house, woody harrelson, zoey deutch, zombie, zombieland, zombieland 2, zombieland: double tap, zombies
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Lost in Translation (2003)
Director: Sofia Coppola Writer: Sofia Coppola
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2003, anna faris, bill murray, celebrity, comedy, drama, francis ford coppola, friendship, giovanni ribisi, hotel, japan, kevin shields, lance acord, lost in translation, photographer, Scarlett Johansson, sofia coppola, tokyo, travel, whiskey
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Isle of Dogs (2018)
Director: Wes Anderson Writer: Wes Anderson (Story by Wes Anderson & Roman Coppola & Jason Schwartzman and Kunichi Nomura)
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged 2018, adventure, akira ito, akira takayama, alexandre desplat, animated, animation, anjelica huston, atari, bill murray, bob balaban, bryan cranston, comedy, courtney b. vance, dog, dogs, drama, edward norton, exile, f. murray abraham, fantasy, fisher stevens, frances mcdormand, future, greta gerwig, harvey keitel, island, isle, isle of dogs, japan, Jason Schwartzman, jeff goldblum, journey, ken watanabe, koyu rankin, kunichi nomura, Liev Schreiber, lost, odyssey, pet, roman coppola, Scarlett Johansson, sci-fi, science fiction, scott rudin, search, stop motion animation, tilda swinton, trash, wes anderson, yoko ono
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Aloha (2015)
Director: Cameron Crowe Writer: Cameron Crowe
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged air force, alec baldwin, aloha, army, bill camp, bill murray, bradley cooper, cameron crowe, comedy, contractor, danielle rose russell, danny mcbride, drama, emma stone, hawaii, honolulu, john krasinski, kelly oxford, love, michael chernus, military, rachel mcadams, romance, scott rudin, space
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A Futile and Stupid Gesture (2018)
Director: David Wain Writers: Michael Colton & John Aboud (Based on the book by Josh Karp)
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 2018, a futile and stupid gesture, adaptation, animal house, bill murray, biography, bran huskey, chevy chase, chris redd, christopher guest, david krumholtz, david wain, domhnall gleeson, doug kenney, douglas kenney, ed helms, emmy rossum, finn wittrock, gregg turkington, harold ramis, humor, joe lo truglio, joel mchale, john aboud, John Belushi, jon daly, josh karp, leslie nielsen, lorne michael, magazine, martin mull, matt lucas, matt walsh, max greenfield, michael colton, mitch hurwitz, natasha lyonne, national lampoon, netflix, paul scheer, paul shaffer, rich sommer, satirist, seth green, suicide, thomas lennon, tom snyder, true story, will forte, writer
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