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Tag Archives: brick
Derek DelGaudio’s In & of Itself (2020)
Director: Frank Oz Writer: Derek DelGaudio It played film festivals and is listed as Documentary so I am counting this one as a movie! Don’t think I am as enamored with this as others are but still liked it.
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2021, bill gates, brian henson, brick, cards, Cezary Zacharewicz, david blaine, david wain, Derek DelGaudio, Derek DelGaudio's In & of Itself, glenn kaino, identity, illusion, jake friedman, larry wilmore, live show, magic, magician, marina abramovic, mark mothersbaugh, Michael Robinson Fleming, new york, new york city, nyc, performance, russian roulette, show, stephen colbert, storyteller, storytelling, theater, theatre, tim gunn, vanessa lauren, will hochman
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A LEGO Brickumentary (2015)
Directors: Kief Davidson & Daniel Junge Writers: Daniel Junge & David Combo & Keif Davidson
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2015, a lego brickumentary, brick, build, builder, building, company, denmark, documentary, jason bateman, lego, master builder, toy, toys
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Brick (2006)
Director: Rian Johnson Writer: Rian Johnson
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Review
Tagged 2005, brain, brian white, brick, crime, dead, dealer, disappear, disappearance, drama, drug, drug dealer, drugs, emilie de ravin, ex girlfriend, film noir, girlfriend, high school, investigate, investigation, joseph gordon-levitt, kingpin, lukas haas, matt o'leary, meagan good, murder, mystery, noah fleiss, noir, nora zehetner, rian johnson, ricahrd roundtree, tunnel, underworld
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The Lego Movie (2014)
Directors: Phil Lord & Christopher Miller Writers: Phil Lord & Christopher Miller (Story by Dan Hageman & Kevin Hageman and Phil Lord & Christopher Miller) Super fun! Wonderful animation!
Posted in Action, Animated, Comedy, Review
Tagged 2014, abraham lincoln, action, alison brie, animated, animation, anthony daniels, batman, billy dee williams, brick, bruce wayne, build, c-3po, channing tatum, charlie day, chosen one, chris pratt, christopher miller, cobie smulders, comedy, construction, cop, craig berry, dan hageman, dave franco, dc comics, elizabeth banks, gandalf, glue, green lantern, han solo, jake johnson, jonah hill, keegan michael key, kevin hageman, knight, lando, lego, liam neeson, mark mothersbaugh, master builder, melissa sturmj, morgan freeman, nick offerman, orma taccone, phil lord, pirate, prophecy, shaespeare, shaq, shaquille o'neal, spaceship, special, star wars, superhero, superman, the lego movie, the lonely island, unikitty, will arnett, will ferrell, will forte, wonder woman
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Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)
Director: Adam McKay Writers: Will Ferrell & Adam McKay
Posted in Comedy, Review
Tagged 1970s, 2004, adam mckay, anchorman, anchorman: the legend of ron burgundy, baxter, bear, ben stiller, brick, champ, chris parnell, christina applegate, comedy, danny trejo, david koechner, david o russell, dog, fred armisen, fred willard, ian roberts, jack black, jerry stiller, journalism, journalist, judd apatow, kathryn hahn, laura kightlinger, luke wilson, missi pyle, news, panda, panda bear, paul f. tompkins, paul rudd, ron burgundy, san diego, scotch, seth rogen, steve carell, television, tim robbins, tv, vince vaughn, will ferrell, zoo
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