Tag Archives: escape

Split (2017)

Posted on January 22, 2017 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: M. Night Shyamalan Writer: M. Night Shyamalan Advertisements

Posted in Horror, Thriller | Tagged 2017, anya taylor-joy, bruce willis, escape, haley lu richardson, horror, james mcavoy, jason blum, kidnap, kidnapped, kidnapping, m. night shyamalan, multiple personality disorder, split, thriller, unbreakable, villain | Leave a comment

Room (2015)

Posted on November 28, 2015 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Lenny Abrahamson Writer: Emma Donoghue (Based on the novel by Emma Donoghue) Excellent. One the years best. Brie Larson and Jacob Tremblay give amazing performances. Features one of the most intense and harrowing sequences of the year.

Posted in Drama | Tagged abuse, adaptation, brie larson, child, emma donoghue, escape, family, fbi, jacob tremblay, joan allen, kidnap, kidnapped, lenny abrahamson, police, rape, room, sean bridgers, sexual abuse, william h. macy | Leave a comment

Sucker Punch (2011)

Posted on October 24, 2015 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Zack Snyder Writers: Zack Snyder & Steve Shibuya (Story by Zack Snyder)

Posted in Action, Adventure, Fantasy | Tagged abbie cornish, abuse, abusive, action, adventure, carla gugino, dream, emily browning, escape, fantasy, fight, hospital, imagination, jamie chung, jena malone, jon hamm, mental facility, mental institution, oscar isaac, robot, samurai, scott glenn, steve shibuya, sucker punch, tyler bates, vanessa hudgens, zack snyder | Leave a comment

Ain’t Them Bodies Saints (2013)

Posted on October 21, 2015 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: David Lowery Writer: David Lowery

Posted in Crime, Drama, Romance | Tagged ain't them bodies saints, Ben Foster, casey affleck, crime, drama, escape, keith carradine, outlaw, prison, rami malek, romance, rooney mara, texas | Leave a comment

Blown Away (1994)

Posted on January 20, 2015 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Stephen Hopkins Writers: Joe Batteer & John Rice (Story by John Rice, Joe Batteer & Jay Roach)

Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller | Tagged 1994, action, alan silvestri, blown away, bomb, bomb squad, bomber, boston, cop, crime, cuba gooding jr., drama, escape, forest whitaker, ireland, irish, jay roach, jeff bridges, joe batteer, john rice, lloyd bridges, police, prison, stephen hopkins, suzy amis, terrorism, terrorist, thriller, tommy lee jones | Leave a comment

The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)

Posted on March 30, 2014 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Wes Anderson Writer: Wes Anderson (Story by Wes Anderson & Hugo Guinness) (Inspired by the works of Stefan Zweig) Wonderful!

Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Review, Romance | Tagged adrien brody, adventure, alexandre desplat, bake, baker, bakery, bill murray, bob balaban, budapest, cake, cat, comedy, concierge, crime, drama, edward norton, escape, estate, europe, european, f. murray abraham, fisher stevens, grand budapest, harvey keitel, hotel, hugo guinness, jail, Jason Schwartzman, jeff goldblum, jude law, larry pine, law, lawyer, lea seydoux, lobby, lobby boy, mathieu amalric, owen wilson, painting, prison, ralph fiennes, robert d. yeoman, Robert Yeoman, romance, romantic, saoirse ronan, scott rudin, stefan zweig, story, the grand budapest hotel, tilda swinton, tom wilkinson, tony revolori, wallace wolodarsky, war, Waris Ahluwalia, wes anderson, will, willem dafoe, writer, zero | Leave a comment

Great Expectations (1998)

Posted on February 19, 2014 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Alfonso Cuaron Writer: Mitch Glazer (Based on the novel by Charles Dickens)

Posted in Drama, Review, Romance | Tagged 1998, adaptation, alfonso cuaron, anne bancroft, art, art linson, artist, charles dickens, chris cooper, coast, convict, drama, emmanuel lubezki, escape, ethan hawke, fish, fisher, florida, gabriel mann, great expectations, gwyneth paltrow, hank azaria, jail, josh mostel, kim dickens, lance reddick, love, mitch glazer, Modernization, nell campbell, new york, new york city, nyc, paint, painter, poor, prison, rich, robert de niro, romance, romantic, soho | Leave a comment