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Tag Archives: daniel bruhl
All Quiet on the Western Front (2022)
Director: Edward Berger Writers: Edward Berger & Lesley Paterson and Ian Stokell (Based on the novel by Erich Maria Remarque)
Posted in Action, Drama, Foreign, War
Tagged 1910s, 2022, action, adaptation, Albrecht Schuch, all quiet on the western front, Andreas Dohler, Anton von Lucke, army, battle, bomb, daniel bruhl, Daniel Marc Dreifuss, Devid Striesow, drama, Edin Hasanovic, edward berger, enlist, enrich maria remarque, Felix Kammerer, fight, flamethrower, foreign, friends, general, german, germany, guns, ian stokell, Im Westen nichts Neues, James Friend, Joe Weintraub, lesley paterson, luc feit, malte grunert, Michael Pitthan, michael wittenborn, military, nationalism, nationalist, no man's land, sebastian hulk, soldier, suicide, surrender, Sven Budelmann, teenager, train, treaty, trench, Volker Bertelmann, war, western front, world war 1, world war I, WWI
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The King’s Man (2021)
Director: Matthew Vaughn Writers: Matthew Vaughn & Karl Gajdusek (Story by Matthew Vaughn) (Based on the comic book “The Secret Service” by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Thriller
Tagged 1910s, 2021, aaron taylor-johnson, action, adam bohling, adaptation, adventure, assassin, assassination, ben davis, britain, british, charles dance, claudia schiffer, comic book, daniel bruhl, dave gibbons, david reid, djimon hounsou, dominic lewis, england, gemma arterton, harris dickinson, hitler, jason ballantine, karl gajdusek, kingsman, lenin, london, mark millar, matthew goode, matthew margeson, matthew vaughn, mission, prequel, president, ralph fiennes, rasputin, rhys ifans, rob hall, robert hall, secret agent, sequel, spy, stanley tucci, the king's man, the secret service, thriller, war, washington d.c., world war, world war I
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The Cloverfield Paradox (2018)
Director: Julius Onah Writer: Oren Uziel (Story by Oren Uziel and Doug Jung)
Posted in Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction
Tagged aksel hennie, alternate dimension, chris o'dowd, cloverfield, daniel bruhl, david oyelowo, donal logue, doug jung, drew goddard, elizabeth debicki, energy, future, greg grunberg, gugu mbatha-raw, horror, j.j. abrams, john ortiz, julius onah, matt reeves, mystery, netflix, orbit, oren uziel, planet, roger davies, sci-fi, science, science fiction, simon pegg, space, space station, test, the cloverfield paradox, ziyi zhang
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Burnt (2015)
Director: John Wells Writer: Steven Knight (Story by Michael Kalesniko)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2015, adam jones, alicia vikander, bradley cooper, burnt, chef, comedy, cook, daniel bruhl, drama, drugs, emma thompson, food, gordon ramsay, lily james, london, matthew rhys, michelin, omar sy, restaurant, sienna miller, uma thurman
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Captain America: Civil War (2016)
Director: Anthony Russo & Joe Russo Writers: Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely (Based on characters created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Tagged 2016, action, adventure, alfre woodard, ant-man, anthony mackie, anthony russo, assassin, assassination, avengers, black panther, black widow, bomb, bucky, captain america, captain america: civil war, chadwick boseman, chris evans, christopher markus, civil war, comic book, crossbones, daniel bruhl, don cheadle, elizabeth olsen, emily vancamp, falcon, frank grillo, government, hero, hope davis, iron man, jack kirby, jail, jawkeye, jeremy renner, jim rash, joe russo, joe simon, john kani, john slattery, kevin feige, king, marisa tomei, mark millar, martin freeman, marvel, marvel comics, mcu, paul bettany, paul rudd, peter parker, prison, revenge, Robert Downey Jr, scarlet witch, Scarlett Johansson, sci-fi, science ficton, sebastian stan, sequel, spider-man, stan lee, stephen mcfeely, steve rogers, superhero, t'challa, tom holland, tony stark, villain, vision, wakanda, war machine, william hurt, winter soldier, zemo
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Rush (2013)
Director: Ron Howard Writer: Peter Morgan
Posted in Action, Drama, Sports
Tagged 1970s, accident, action, alexandra maria lara, biography, brian grazer, chris hemsworth, christian mckay, crash, daniel bruhl, david calder, drama, formula 1, forumula one, hans zimmer, james hunt, natalie dormer, niki lauda, olivia wilde, peter morgan, pierfrancesco favino, race, racing, rival, rivalry, Ron Howard, rush, sport, sports, stephen mangan, true story
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The Fifth Estate (2013)
Director: Bill Condon Writer: Josh Singer (Based on the book “Inside WikiLeaks: My Time with Julian Assange at the World’s Most Dangerous Website” by Daniel Domscheit-Berg) (Based on the book “WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange’s War on Secrecy” by David Leigh … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Drama, Review, Thriller
Tagged anatole taubman, anthony mackie, benedict cumberbatch, bill condon, biography, carice van hourten, carter burwell, computer, crime, daniel bruhl, daniel domscheit-berg, data, david leigh, david thewlis, drama, hack, hacker, inside wikileaks, internet, josh singer, journalism, journalist, julian assange, laura linney, leak, luke harding, media, news, peter capaldi, politics, secrecy, secret, secrets, stanley tucci, the fifth estate, thriller, true story, underground, war, white house, wikileaks
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