Tag Archives: billionaire

Glass Onion (2022)

Posted on December 23, 2022 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Rian Johnson Writers: Rian Johnson

Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller | Tagged angela lansbury, benefit blanc, billionaire, bob ducsay, comedy, crime, dallas roberts, daniel craig, dave bautista, detective, drama, edward norton, ethan hawke, famous, fire, friends, glass, glass onion, glass onion: a knives out mystery, greece, hugh grant, investigation, island, jackie hoffman, jake tapper, janelle monae, jared leto, jeremy renner, jessica henwick, joseph gordon-levitt, kareem abdul-jabbar, kate hudson, kathryn hahn, knives out, leslie odom jr., madelyn cline, mona lisa, money, murder, murderer, mystery, napkin, natasha lyonne, nathan johnson, noah segan, onion, paul mccartney, poison, Ram Bergman, rian johnson, rich, sequel, serena williams, social media, southern, stephen sondheim, Steve Yedlin, thriller, twin, twins, vacation, wealthy, whodunit, yo-yo ma | Leave a comment

Windfall (2022)

Posted on May 30, 2022 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Charlie McDowell Writers: Justin Lader & Andrew Kevin Walker (Story by Charlie McDowell & Jason Segel and Justin Lader & Andrew Kevin Walker

Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller | Tagged 2022, alex orlovsky, andrew kevin walker, billionaire, charlie mcdowell, crime, danny bensi, david marks, drama, duncan montgomery, gardener, gun, isiah donte lee, jack selby, jason segel, jesse plemons, justin lader, kidnap, kidnapper, kidnapping, lily collins, money, omar leyva, rich, saunder jurriaans, thief, thriller, vacation, wealthy, windfall | Leave a comment

Iron Man (2008)

Posted on April 10, 2021 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Jon Favreau Writers: Mark Fergus & Hawk Ostby and Art Marcum & Matt Holloway (Based on characters from Marvel Comics) Had not seen this in a while. Holds up!

Posted in Action, Adventure, Science Fiction | Tagged 2008, action, adaptation, adventure, art marcum, assistant, avengers, avi arad, battery, billionaire, business, cave, clark gregg, comic book, dan lebental, don heck, engineer, faran tahir, gwyneth paltrow, hawk ostby, hostage, iron man, jack kirby, jeff bridges, jon favreau, kevin feige, kidnapped, kidnapping, larry lieber, leslie bibb, mark fergus, marvel cinematic universe, marvel comics, matt holloway, matthew libatique, mcu, nick fury, paul bettany, peter billingsley, ramin djawadi, robert downey jr., robot, samuel l. jackson, sci-fi, science fiction, shaun toub, stan lee, superhero, technology, ten rings, terrence howard, terrorism, terrorist, tom morello, tony stark, weapons | Leave a comment

The Social Network (2010)

Posted on September 18, 2020 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: David Fincher Writer: Aaron Sorkin (Based on the book “The Accidental Billionaires” by Ben Mezrich) Still great!

Posted in Drama | Tagged 2010, aaron sorkin, adaptation, andrew garfield, armie hammer, atticus ross, barry livingston, ben mezrich, billionaire, biography, brenda song, business, caleb landry jones, california, cean chaffin, company, dakota johnson, dana brunetti, david fincher, entrepreneur, facebook, friends, friendship, harvard, internet, jesse eisenberg, joseph mazzello, justin timberlake, lawsuit, mark zuckerberg, max minghella, michael de luca, money, napster, online, programming, rashida jones, rooney mara, school, scott rudin, sean parker, silicon valley, social media, social network, student, the accidental billionaires, the social network, trent reznor, true story, twins, undergrad, university, website | Leave a comment

American Factory (2019)

Posted on December 4, 2019 by Jon Watches Movies

Directors: Steven Bognar and Julia Reichert

Posted in Documentary | Tagged 2019, america, american, american factory, barack obama, billionaire, china, chinese, factory, fuyao, general motors, glass, higher ground, jobs, julia reichert, michelle obama, netflix, ohio, plant, steven bognar, union, workers | Leave a comment

All the Money in the World (2017)

Posted on September 9, 2019 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Ridley Scott Writer: David Scarpa (Based on the book “Painfully Rich: The Outrageous Fortune and Misfortunes of the Heirs of J. Paul Getty” by John Pearson)