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Tag Archives: death
Annabelle: Creation (2017)
Director: David F. Sandberg Writer: Gary Dauberman (Based on characters created by Gary Dauberman)
Posted in Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged annabelle, annabelle: creation, anthony lapaglia, brad greenquist, david f. sandberg, death, doll, gary dauberman, horror, james wan, lulu wilson, mask, miranda otto, mystery, nun, origin, orphan, peter safran, possessed, possession, prequel, samara lee, sequel, stephanie sigman, talitha bateman, the conjuring, thriller, well
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Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives (2010)
Director: Apichatpong Weerasethakul Writer: Apichatpong Weerasethakul (Inspired by the book “A Man Who Can Recall His Past Lives” by Phra Sripariyattiweti)
Posted in Drama, Fantasy, Foreign
Tagged 2010, A Man Who Can Recall His Past Lives, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, cave, danny glover, death, disease, end of life, family, farm, fish, ghost, hans w. geissendorfer, keith griffiths, kidney, life, luis minarro, michael weber, Phra Sripariyattiweti, simon field, spirit, terminal illness, thailand, Thanapat Saisaymar, Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
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Terms of Endearment (1983)
Director: James L. Brooks Writer: James L. Brooks (Based on the novel by Larry McMurtry
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1983, adaptation, affair, albert brooks, astronaut, cancer, comedy, danny devito, daughter, death, debra winger, drama, family, jack nicholson, james l. brooks, jeff daniels, john lithgow, larry mcmurtry, love, mary kay place, mother, neighbor, relationship, romance, shirley maclaine, sick, terminal illness, Terms of Endearment
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Class Action Park (2020)
Directors: Seth Porges & Chris Charles Scott III
Bill & Ted Face the Music (2020)
Director: Dean Parisot Writers: Chris Matheson & Ed Solomon (Based on characters created by Chris Matheson & Ed Solomon)
Posted in Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged adventure, alex lebovici, alex winter, amy stoch, anthony carrigan, band, beck bennett, bill & ted, bill & ted face the music, brigette lundy-paine, california, chris matheson, comedy, daughter, dave grohl, david haring, dean parisot, death, demon, ed solomon, family, fantasy, friends, george carlin, grim reaper, hal landon jr., hell, holland taylor, jayma mays, jillian bell, jimi hendrix, keanu reeves, kid cudi, kristen schaal, louis armstrong, mozart, music, musician, rein hayes, robot, samara weaving, sci-fi, science fiction, scott kroopf, sequel, song, steve ponce, time travel, weird al, william sadler
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Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey (1991)
Director: Pete Hewitt Writers: Chris Matheson & Ed Solomon (Based on characters created by Chris Matheson & Ed Solomon)
Posted in Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged 1991, adventure, alex winter, alien, android, band, bill & ted, bill & ted's bogus journey, chris matheson, comedy, concert, death, devil, double, ed solomon, faith no more, fantasy, friends, future, george carlin, grim reaper, hell, jim martin, joss ackland, keanu reeves, les claypool, music, musician, pam grier, pete hewitt, peter hewitt, primus, robot, satan, scott kroopf, sequel, taj mahal, time travel, twin, william sadler
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The First Wives Club (1996)
Director: Hugh Wilson Writer: Robert Harling (Based on the novel by Olivia Goldsmith)
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 1996, adaptation, bette midler, bronson pinchot, comedy, dan hedaya, death, diane keaton, divorce, ed kock, elizabeth berkley, goldie hawn, hugh wilson, ivana trump, j.k. simmons, kathie lee gifford gloria steinem, maggie smith, marc shaiman, marcia gay harden, marriage, married, new york, new york city, nyc, olivia goldsmith, philip bosco, revenge, rob reiner, robert harling, sarah jessica parker, scott rudin, stephen collins, stockard channing, suicide, the first wives club, timothy olyphant, victor harber
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Flesh+Blood (1985)
Director: Paul Verhoeven Writers: Gerard Soeteman and Paul Verhoeven (Story by Gerard Soeteman) The great English language Verhoeven watch beings! First time seeing this. It is a really gross and nasty movie.
Posted in Action, Adventure, Drama
Tagged 1985, action, adventure, basil poledouris, bruno kirby, castle, death, drama, europe, flesh & blood, flesh and blood, Flesh+Blood, gerard soeteman, gijs versluys, gys versluys, jan de bont, jennifer jason leigh, medieval, mercenaries, murder, nancy cartwright, paul verhoeven, plague, rape, revenge, rutger hauer, susan tyrrell, tom burlinson
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Seconds (1966)
Director: John Frankenheimer Writer: Lewis John Carlino (Based on the novel by David Ely)
Posted in Drama, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1966, adaptation, bank, banker, black and white, california, david ely, death, drama, edward lewis, frances reid, identity, jeff corey, jerry goldsmith, john frankenheimer, john randolph, kirk douglas, lewis john carlino, malibu, middle age, murray hamilton, plastic surgery, psychotherapy, richard anderson, rock hudson, salome jens, sci-fi, science fiction, seconds, surgery, thriller, will geer
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