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Tag Archives: david oyelowo
See How They Run (2022)
Director: Tom George Writer: Mark Chappell
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Mystery
Tagged 2022, adrien brody, agatha christie, charlie cooper, comedy, constable, cop, crime, damian jones, daniel pemberton, david oyelowo, drunk, england, filmmaker, gary dollner, gina carter, harris dickinson, hollywood, inspector, investigation, Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, jamie ramsay, london, mark chappell, murder, mystery, pearl chanda, peter lambert, Pippa Bennett-Warner, play, playwright, poison, police, reece shearsmith, richard attenborough, ruth wilson, sam rockwell, saoirse ronan, scotland yard, see how they run, sian clifford, stage, theater, tim key, tom george, west end, whodunit, writer
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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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Queen of Katwe (2016)
Director: Mira Nair Writer: William Wheeler (Based on the book by Tim Crothers)
Posted in Drama, Sports
Tagged adaptation, africa, biography, chess, david oyelowo, disney, drama, espn, game, lupita nyong'o, madina nalwanga, martin kabanza, mira nair, poverty, queen of katwe, sport, sports, tim crothers, true story, uganda, william wheeler
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The Last King of Scotland (2006)
Director: Kevin Macdonald Writer: Peter Morgan and Jeremy Brock (Based on the novel by Giles Foden)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1970s, 2006, africa, biography, david oyelowo, dictator, doctor, drama, forest whitaker, general, giles foden, gillian anderson, history, idi amin, james mcavoy, jeremy brock, kerry washington, kevin macdonald, last king of scotland, murder, peter morgan, scotland, scottish, simon mcburney, the last king of scotland, torture, uganda
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A Most Violent Year (2014)
Director: J.C. Chandor Writer: J.C. Chandor I thought this was excellent. A more low key gangster movie than we are probably used to but anchored by solid direction and great performances. Oscar Isaac is quickly becoming one of my favorite … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2014, a most violent year, albert brooks, alessandro nivola, business, catalina sandino moreno, city, crime, david oyelowo, drama, elys gabel, immigrant, j.c. chandor, jessica chastain, new york, new york city, nyc, oil, oscar isaac, peter gerety, thriller, trucks, winter
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Selma (2014)
Director: Ava DuVernay Writer: Paul Webb Excellent! One of the best of 2014.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1960s, 2014, alabama, andre holland, ava duvernay, biography, brad pitt, bridge, campaign, carmen erogo, civil rights, colman domingo, common, cop, cuba gooding jr., david oyelowo, drama, dylan baker, george wallace, giovanni ribisi, governor, haviland stillwell, j. edgar hoover, john legend, kkk, klansman, lbj, lyndon b. johnson, march, martin luther king jr., martin sheen, montgomery, niecy nash, omar j. dorsey, oprah winfrey, paul webb, police, politician, politics, president, protest, race, reverend, ruben santiago-hudson, selma, stephen root, tessa thompson, tim roth, tom wilkinson, true story, vote, voting rights, voting rights act, wendell pierce
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Interstellar (2014)
Director: Christopher Nolan Writers: Jonathan Nolan and Christopher Nolan While I did have some issues with this I had a good time at the movies overall. I loved the ambition and scope. I saw this in IMAX and it is … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Science Fiction
Tagged 2014, adventure, anne hathaway, astronaught, black hole, casey affleck, christopher nolan, corn, daughter, david oyelowo, drama, drone, earth, ellen burstyn, explorers, family, famine, farm, father, food, gravity, hans zimmer, imax, interstellar, jessica chastain, john lithgow, jonathan nolan, matt damon, matthew mcconaughey, michael caine, pilot, robot, sci-fi, science fiction, space, space travel, tars, topher grace, wes bentley, wormhole
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Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011)
Director: Rupert Wyatt Writers: Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver
Posted in Action, Drama, Review, Science Fiction
Tagged 2011, action, amanda silver, andy serkis, brian cox, caesar, cure, david oyelowo, drama, drug, freida pinto, james franco, john lithgow, koba, La planète des singes, lab, pierre boulle, planet of the apes, rick jaffa, rise of the planet of the apes, rupert wyatt, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, tom felton
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Red Tails (2012)
Director: Anthony Hemingway Writers: John Ridley and Aaron McGruder (Story by John Ridley) (Based on the book “Red Tails, Black Wings: The Men of America’s Black Air Force” by John B. Holway) A real missed opportunity. The air battle scenes … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Drama, War
Tagged 2012, aaron mcgruder, action, air force, allies, andre royo, anthony hemingway, bryan cranston, cuba gooding jr., david oyelowo, dogfight, drama, elijah kelley, europe, george lucas, john b. holway, john ridley, kevin phillips, leslie odom jr., luscasfilm, marcus t. paulk, method man, michael b. jordan, nate parker, nazi, ne-yo, pilot, red tails, rick mccallum, segregation, terrence howard, tristan wilds, tuskegee, tuskegee airmen, war, world war ii, wwII
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