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Tag Archives: ian holm
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1994)
Director: Kenneth Branagh Writers: Steph Lady and Frank Darabont (Based on the novel by Mary Shelley)
Posted in Drama, Horror, Romance, Science Fiction
Tagged 1994, adaptation, aidan quinn, andrew marcus, corpse, drama, francis ford coppola, frank darabont, frankenstein, helena bonham carter, horror, hugh bonneville, ian holm, james v. hart, john cleese, john veitch, kenneth branagh, lab, laboratory, lightning, mary shelley, mary shelley's frankenstein, monster, patrick doyle, robert de niro, robert hardy, roger pratt, romance, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, steph lady, tom hulce
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Alien (1979)
Director: Ridley Scott Writer: Dan O’Bannon (Story by Dan O’Bannon & Ronald Shusett) Director’s Cut. First time seeing the director’s cut and honestly I did not notice any differences. Still incredible and one of my all time favorites.
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1979, action, alien, alien: director's cut, android, bolaji badejo, cat, crew, cryosleep, dan o'bannon, david crowther, david giler, derek vanlint, director's cut, egg, flamethrower, future, gordon carroll, harry dean stanton, helen horton, horror, ian holm, jerry goldsmith, john hurt, monster, mother, peter weatherley, ridley scott, robot, sci-fi, science fiction, ship, sigourney weaver, space, spaceship, terry rawlings, thriller, tom skerritt, veronica cartwright, walter hill, yaphet kotto
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Ratatouille (2007)
Director: Brad Bird (Co-Directed by Jan Pinkava) Writer: Brad Bird (Story by Jan Pinkava & Jim Capobianco & Brad Bird) Great! Top 5 Pixar for me.
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
Tagged 2007, animal, animated, animation, brad bird, brad garrett, brad lewis, bradford lewis, brian dennehy, chef, comedy, cook, critic, disney, drama, family, fantasy, food, france, french, garbage, ian holm, james remar, jan pinkava, janeane garofalo, Jim Capobianco, john lasseter, john ratzenberger, kitchen, lou romano, michael giacchino, paris, patton oswalt, peter o'toole, peter sohn, pixar, rat, ratatouille, restaurant, talking animal, trash, will arnett
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The Sweet Hereafter (1997)
Director: Atom Egoyan Writer: Atom Egoyan (Based on the novel by Russell Banks) Great. Ian Holm is excellent.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1997, accident, adaptation, alberta watson, arsinee khanjian, atoms egoyan, bruce greenwood, bus, camelia frieberg, crash, david hemblen, death, drama, gabrielle rose, grief, ian holm, ice, lawsuit, lawyer, maury chaykin, russell banks, sarah polley, simon baker, small town, snow, stephanie morgenstern, the sweet hereafter, tom mccamus, wheelchair, winter
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Alien (1979)
Director: Ridley Scott Writer: Dan O’Bannon (Story by Dan O’Bannon and Ronald Shusett)
Posted in Horror, Science Fiction
Tagged 1979, alien, bolaji badejo, computer, dan o'bannon, darry dean stanton, egg, helen horton, horror, ian holm, jerry goldsmith, john hurt, mother, nostromo, ridley scott, ronald shusett, sci-fi, science fiction, sigourney weaver, space, space jockey, tom skerritt, travel, veronica cartwright, walter hill, xenomorph, yacht kotto
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The Last of the Blonde Bombshells (2000)
Director: Gillies MacKinnon Writer: Alan Plater
Posted in Comedy, Musical
Tagged 2000, alan plater, band, comedy, gillies mackinnon, hbo, ian holm, judi dench, leslie caron, music, musical, olympia dukakis, reunion, swing band, the last of the blonde bombshells, world war ii, wwII
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The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014)
Director: Peter Jackson Writers: Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, Peter Jackson & Guillermo del Toro (Based on the novel “The Hobbit” by J.R.R. Tolkien)
Posted in Action, Drama, Fantasy
Tagged 2014, action, adam brown, adaptation, aidan turner, army, battle, benedict cumberbatch, bilbo baggins, billy connolly, cate blanchett, christopher lee, dean o'gorman, dragon, drama, dwarf, eagle, elf, evangeline lilly, fantasy, fight, fran walsh, gandalf, goblin, gold, graham mctavish, guillermo del toro, hobbit, howard shore, hugo weaving, ian holm, ian mckellen, j.r.r. tolkien, james nesbitt, jed brophy, jewel, john callen, ken stott, lee pace, legolas, lonely mountain, lord of the rings, luke evans, mark hadlow, martin freeman, middle earth, mine, orc, orlando bloom, peter hambleton, peter jackson, philippa boyens, richard armitage, ring, sequel, smaug, stephen fry, stephen hunter, the battle of the five armies, the hobbit, the hobbit: the battle of the five armies, the lord of the rings, war, william kircher
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012)
Director: Peter Jackson Writers: Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, Peter Jackson & Guillermo del Toro (Based on the novel “The Hobbit” by J.R.R. Tolkien)
Posted in Action, Drama, Fantasy
Tagged 2012, action, adventure, aidan turner, andy serkis, baggins, benedict cumberbatch, bilbo, bret mckenzie, cate blanchett, christopher lee, dean o'gorman, dragon, drama, dwarf, dwarves, elf, elijah wood, elrond, fantasy, fran walsh, frodo, galadriel, gandalf, goblin, gold, gollum, graham mctavish, guillermo del toro, hobbit, howard shore, hugh weaving, ian holm, ian mckellen, j.r.r. tolkien, james nesbitt, ken stott, lee pace, lord of the rings, martin freeman, middle earth, mine, mountain, ogre, peter jackson, philippa boyens, richard armitage, ring, saruman, smaug, spider, stephen hunter, the hobbit, the hobbit: an unexpected journey, troll, william kircher, wizard
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Night Falls on Manhattan (1996)
Director: Sidney Lumet Writer: Sidney Lumet (Based on the novel “Tainted Evidence” by Robert Daley)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 1996, andy garcia, attorney, colm feore, cop, corrupt, corruption, court, crime, defense, district attorney, drama, drug, ian holm, james gandolfini, judge, law, lawyer, lena olin, manhattan, murder, mystery, night falls on manhattan, police, prosecution, richard dreyfuss, robert daley, sidney lumet, tainted evidence, thriller
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Kafka (1991)
Director: Steven Soderbergh Writer: Lem Dobbs
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Mystery, Review
Tagged 1991, alec guinness, comedy, company, drama, ian holm, insurance, jeremy irons, joel grey, kafka, keith allen, lem dobbs, murder, mystery, secret, steven soderbergh, theresa russell, underground, write, writer
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