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Tag Archives: dylan baker
Spider-Man 2 (2004)
Director: Sam Raimi Writer: Alvin Sargent (Story by Alfred Gough & Miles Millar and Michael Chabon) (Based on the comic book created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Tagged aasif mandvi, accident, action, adventure, alfred gough, alfred molina, alvin sargent, aunt may, avi arad, bill nunn, bruce campbell, cliff robertson, comic book, crime, criminal, daniel dae kim, danny elfman, doc ock, donna murphy, dylan baker, elizabeth banks, experiment, green goblin, j.k. simmons, james franco, joel mchale, john landis, kirsten dunst, marvel comics, mary jane watson, michael chabon, miles millar, newspaper, oscorp, otto octavius, peter parker, phil lamarr, photographer, rosemary harris, sam raimi, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, sequel, spider-man, spider-man 2, spiderman, stan lee, steve ditko, student, superhero, ted raimi, tobey maguire, uncle ben, villain, willem dafoe
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Catfight (2016)
Director: Onur Tukel Writer: Onur Tukel
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 2016, alicia silverstone, amy hill, anne heche, catfight, coma, comedy, damian young, doctor, dylan baker, fight, friends, friendship, gay, hospital, lesbian, new york, new york city, nyc, onur tukel, rivalry, sandra oh, tituss burgess
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Along Came a Spider (2001)
Director: Lee Tamahori Writer: Marc Moss (Based on the novel by James Patterson)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 2001, adaptation, alex cross, along came a spider, anton yelchin, billy burke, congressman, crime, daughter, detective, drama, dylan baker, james patterson, jerry goldsmith, kidnap, kidnapped, kidnapping, lee tamahori, marc moss, michael wincott, monica potter, morgan freeman, mystery, partner, penelope ann miller, private school, psychologist, ransom, secret service, thriller
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Confirmation (2016)
Director: Rick Famuyiwa Writer: Susannah Grant
Posted in Drama
Tagged alison wright, anita hill, clarence thomas, confirmation, drama, dylan baker, erika christensen, grace gummer, greg kinnear, hearing, historical, history, jeffrey wright, jennifer hudson, joe biden, judge, kerry washington, kimberly elise, lawyer, orrin hatch, politician, politics, professor, rick famuyiwa, senate, senator, sex, sexual harassment, storm thurmond, supreme court, susannah grant, ted kennedy, testify, treat williams, true story, united states, wendell pierce, zoe lister jones
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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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Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987)
Director: John Hughes Writer: John Hughes
Revolutionary Road (2008)
Director: Sam Mendes Writer: Justin Haythe (Based on the novel by Richard Yates)
Posted in Drama, Review, Romance
Tagged 1950s, 2008, abortion, adaptation, affair, children, connecticut, david harbour, dylan baker, france, frustration, housewife, justin haythe, kate winslet, kathryn hahn, kathy bates, leonardo dicaprio, marriage, married, max baker, max casella, michael shannon, office, paris, passion, revolutionary road, richard yates, roger deakins, sam mendes, scott rudin, suburbs, thomas newman, travel, zoe kazan
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Let’s Go to Prison (2006)
Director: Bob Odenkirk Writers: Robert Ben Garant, Thomas Lennon, & Michael Patrick Jann (Based on the book “You Are Going to Prison” by Jim Hogshire)
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged amy hill, bob odenkirk, car thief, chi mcbridge, comedy, crime, criminal, david koechner, dax shepard, dylan baker, eric wareheim, gang, gay, guard, jerry minor, jim hogshire, judge, let's go to prison, love, michael patrick jann, michael shannon, murder, prison, revenge, robert ben garant, romance, sex, shank, thomas lennon, tim heidecker, toilet, toilet wine, will arnett, wine, you are going to prison
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