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Tag Archives: christopher lloyd
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)
Director: Leonard Nimoy Writer: Harve Bennett (Based on the television series “Star Trek” created by Gene Roddenberry)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Tagged action, admiral, adventure, chekov, christopher lloyd, deforest kelley, enterprise, gene roddenberry, genesis, george takei, harve bennett, james doohan, james horner, john larroquette, kirk, leonard nimoy, mccoy, merritt butrick, nichelle nichols, planet, robin curtis, sci-fi, science fiction, scotty, search for spock, space, spock, star trek, star trek 3, star trek III, star trek III: the search for spock, sulu, uhura, walter koenig, william shatner
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Back in Time (2015)
Director: Jason Aron
Posted in Documentary, Uncategorized
Tagged 2015, alan silvestri, back in time, back to the future, behind the scenes, bob gale, christopher lloyd, dan harmon, documentary, huey lewis, jason aron, lea thompson, michael j. fox, movie, robert zemeckis, steven spielberg, time machine, time travel
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Sin City: A Dame to Kill For (2014)
Director: Robert Rodriguez & Frank Miller Writer: Frank Miller (Based on the graphic novels by Frank Miller) Awful. A total waste of time for everyone involved and for anyone who watches this. Definitely one of the worst of 2014 for … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Crime, Thriller
Tagged 2014, a dame to kill for, adaptation, bob weinstein, bruce willis, christopher lloyd, christopher meloni, comic book, criminal, dennis haysbert, eva green, frank miller, gamble, graphic novel, harvey weinstein, hooker, jaime king, jamie chung, jeremy piven, jessica alba, joseph gordon-levitt, josh brolin, juno temple, kill, lady gaga, mickey rourke, murder, poker, powers boothe, prostitute, prostitution, ray liotta, revenge, robert rodriguez, rosario dawson, sequel, sin city, sin city: a dame to kill for, stacy keach, stripper, torture, vengeance
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Mr. Mom (1983)
Director: Stan Dragoti Writer: John Hughes
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1983, christopher lloyd, comedy, dad, drama, factory, family, husband, jeffrey tambor, john hughes, laid off, martin mull, michael keaton, mom, mr. mom, office, stan dragoti, teri garr, wife
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers: Jeffrey Price & Peter S. Seaman (Based on the novel “Who Censored Roger Rabbit?” by Gary K. Wolf)
Posted in Animated, Comedy, Crime, Mystery
Tagged 1988, alan silvestri, animated, animation, baby, bob hoskins, cartoon, charles fleischer, christopher lloyd, comedy, crime, detective, frank sinatra, gary k. wolf, jeffrey price, joel silver, judge, kathleen turner, mel blanc, murder, mystery, peter s. seaman, rabbit, robert zemeckis, roger rabbit, steven spielberg, toon, who censored roger rabbit, who framed roger rabbit
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A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014)
Director: Seth MacFarlane Writers: Seth MacFarlane, Alec Sulkin, & Wellesley Wild
Posted in Comedy, Review, Western
Tagged a million ways to die in the west, alec sulkin, alex borstein, amanda seyfried, bill maher, charlize theron, christopher lloyd, comedy, dance, doc brown, ewan mcgregor, farm, farmer, gilbert gottfried, giovanni ribisi, gunslinger, jamie foxx, liam neeson, mustache, neil parick harris, patrick stewart, ralph garman, ryan reynolds, sarah silverman, seth macfarlane, sheep, wellesley wild, Western
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To Be or Not to Be (1983)
Director: Alan Johnson Writers: Thomas Meehan & Ronny Graham (Story by Melchior Lengyel) (Based on the screenplay “To Be or Not to Be” by Edwin Justus Mayer)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Review, War
Tagged 1983, actor, alan johnson, anne bancroft, charles durning, christopher lloyd, edwin justus mayer, ernst lubitsch, max brooks, mel brooks, melchior lengyel, mission, officer, poland, polish, remake, ronny graham, thomas meehan, tim matheson, to be or not to be, world war 2, world war ii, wwII
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