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Tag Archives: family
White Noise (2022)
Director: Noah Baumbach Writer: Noah Baumbach (Based on the book by Don DeLillo)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Science Fiction
Tagged 1980s, 2022, academia, accident, adam driver, adaptation, andre 3000, andre l. benjamin, chloe fineman, cloud, comedy, danny elfman, david heyman, death, don cheadle, don delillo, drama, drug dealer, drugs, evacuation, family, fear, german, greta gerwig, hitler, jodie turner-smith, kenneth lonergan, lol crawley, marriage, matthew hannam, noah baumbach, pollution, professor, raffey cassidy, sam gold, sam nivola, satire, school, sci-fi, science fiction, suburbs, teacher, toxic, toxic cloud, university, uri singer, white noise
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Crazy Mama (1975)
Director: Jonathan Demme Writer: Robert Thom (Story by Frances Doel)
Posted in Action, Comedy, Crime, Drama
Tagged 1950s, 1975, action, allan holzman, ann sothern, arkansas, bank robbery, bill paxton, bruce logan, california, car chase, cloris leachman, comedy, crazy mama, crime, crime spree, criminal, dennis quaid, dick miller, donn most, drama, family, frances doel, heist, jim backus, john milius, jonathan demme, julie corman, las vegas, lewis teague, linda purl, nevada, road trip, robert thom, roger corman, Snotty Scotty and The Hankies, tisha sterling
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28 Weeks Later (2007)
Director: Juan Carlos Fresnadillo Writers: Rowan Joffe & Juan Carlos Fresnadillo & Enrique Lopez Lavigne & Jesus Olmo
Posted in Drama, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2007, 28 weeks later, allon reich, amanda walker, andrew macdonald, army, blood, britain, british, catherine mccormack, chris gill, danny boyle, drama, e.l. lavigne, england, enrique chediak, enrique lopez lavigne, family, harold perrineau, helicopter, horror, idris elba, imogen poots, infected, infection, jeremy renner, jesus olmo, john murphy, juan carlos fresnadillo, london, military, outbreak, rage, robert carlyle, rose byrne, rowan joffe, sci-fi, science fiction, sniper, thriller, virus, zombie, zombies
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Knock at the Cabin (2023)
Director: M. Night Shyamalan Writers: M. Night Shyamalan and Steve Desmond & Michael Sherman (Based on the novel “The Cabin at the End of the World” by Paul Tremblay)
Posted in Drama, Horror, Thriller
Tagged 2023, abby quinn, adaptation, adopted, adoption, apocalypse, Ashwin Rajan, ben aldridge, cabin, dave bautista, death, disaster, drama, family, gay, gun, herdis stefansdottir, home invasion, horror, jarin blaschke, jonathan groff, knock at the cabin, kristen cui, lowell a. meyer, m. night shyamalan, marc bienstock, michael sherman, nikki amuka-bird, Noemi Katharina Preiswerk, paul tremblay, plane crash, prophecy, rupert grint, sacrifice, steve desmond, thriller, vacation, visions, woods
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Wendell & Wild (2022)
Director: Henry Selick Writers: Henry Selick & Jordan Peele (Based on the book by Henry Selick and Clay McLeod Chapman)
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 2022, adaptation, adventure, angela bassett, animated, animation, brothers, bruno coulais, clay McLeod chapman, comedy, corpse, demon, ellen goldsmith-vein, family, fantasy, father, grave, graveyard, hair, hair cream, henry selick, horror, james hong, jason hooper, jordan peele, keegan-michael key, lyric ross, mandy hutchings, nun, orphan, orphanage, peter sorg, priest, Ramona young, robert anich, sam zelaya, Sarah K. Reimers, seema virdi, skeleton, stop motion animation, supernatural, tamara smart, underworld, ving rhames, wendell, wendell & wild, wild, zombie
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Armageddon Time (2022)
Director: James Gray Writer: James Gray
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1980s, 2022, anne hathaway, anthony hopkins, anthony katahas, armageddon time, banks repeta, christopher spelman, coming of age, computer, Darius Khondji, drama, family, friends, friendship, james gray, jaylin webb, jeremy strong, jessica chastain, jewish, john diehl, manhattan, marc butan, new york, new york city, nyc, police, prejudice, race, racism, rodrigo teixeira, scott morris
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Coraline (2009)
Director: Henry Selick Writer: Henry Selick (Based on the book by Neil Gaiman)
Posted in Animated, Drama, Fantasy
Tagged 2009, adaptation, alternate world, animated, animation, bill mechanic, bruno coulais, buttons, cat, christopher murrie-green, coraline, dakota fanning, dawn french, door, drama, eyes, family, fantasy, flowers, garden, henry selick, ian mcshane, jennifer saunders, john hodgman, keith david, kid, laika, mary sandell, motorcycle, needle, neil gaiman, nightmare, parallel world, peter kozachik, robert bailey jr., ronald sanders, stop motion animation, supernatural, teri hatcher
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Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio (2022)
Directors: Guillermo del Toro & Mark Gustafson Writers: Guillermo del Toro and Patrick McHale (Story by Guillermo del Toro and Matthew Robbins (Based on the book “Pinocchio” by Carlo Collodi)
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Drama, Fantasy, Musical
Tagged 2022, adaptation, adventure, Alexander Bulkley, alexandre desplat, animated, animation, bomb, bombing, burn gorman, carlo collodi, cate blanchett, christoph waltz, church, churh, circus, Corey Campodonico, cricket, david bradley, death, drama, ewan mcgregor, facist, fairy, family, fantasy, fantaty, Fascism, finn wolfhard, Frank Passingham, gary ungar, gregory mann, guillermo del toro, guillermo del toro's pinocchio, holly klein, italian, italy, john turturro, Ken Schretzmann, lighthouse, Lisa Henson, magic, marionette, Mark Gustafson, matthew robbins, monster, musical, mussolimi, patrick mchale, pinocchio, puppet, ron perlman, stop motion, stop motion animation, tilda swinton, tim blake nelson, tom kenny, tree, whale, wish, wood
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