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Tag Archives: kirsten dunst
Hidden Figures (2016)
Director: Theodore Melfi Writers: Allison Schroeder and Theodore Melfi (Based on the book by Margot Lee Shetterly)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2016, adaptation, aldis hodge, allison schroeder, astronaut, biography, colonel, donna gigliotti, drama, gender, glen powell, government, hans zimmer, hidden figures, historical, history, janelle monae, Jenny topping, jim parsons, john f. kennedy, john glenn, kevin costner, kirsten dunst, mahershala ali, margot lee shetterly, martin luther king, math, mathematician, military, nasa, navy, octavia spencer, peter chernin, pharrell williams, race, racism, segregation, space, space race, taraji p henson, theodore melfi, true story
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The Beguiled (2017)
Director: Sofia Coppola Writer: Sofia Coppola (Based on the novel by Thomas Cullinan)
Posted in Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2017, adaptation, civil war, colin farrell, corporal, drama, elle fanning, headmistress, kirsten dunst, nicole kidman, phoenix, roman coppola, school, sofia coppola, soldier, the beguiled, thomas cullinan, thriller, virginia
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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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The Bonfire of the Vanities (1990)
Director: Brian De Palma Writer: Michael Cristofer (Based on the novel by Tom Wolfe)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1990, adaptation, andre gregory, brian de palma, bronx, bruce willis, comedy, drama, f. murray abraham, geraldo rivera, jon peters, journalist, kevin dunn, kim cattrall, kirsten dunst, kurt fuller, melanie griffith, michael cristofer, mistress, morgan freeman, new york, new york city, nyc, reporter, richard belzer, rita wilson, romance, the bonfire of the vanities, tom hanks, tom wolfe, villas zsigmond, wall street
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Midnight Special (2016)
Director: Jeff Nichols Writer: Jeff Nichols
Posted in Adventure, Drama, Mystery, Science Fiction
Tagged 2016, adam driver, adventure, bill camp, cult, drama, family, father, government, jaeden lieberher, jeff nichols, joel edgerton, kirsten dunst, michael shannon, mystery, paul sparks, powers, religion, sam shepard, sci-fi, science fiction, scott haze, son, special
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The Two Faces of January (2014)
Director: Hossein Amini Writer: Hossein Amini (Based on the novel by Patricia Highsmith)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2014, adaptation, athens, con artist, con man, crime, detective, drama, greece, hossein amini, kirsten dunst, murder, oscar isaac, patricia highsmith, ruins, the two faces of january, thriller, tourist, viggo mortensen, wife
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Bring It On (2000)
Director: Peyton Reed Writer: Jessica Bendinger
Posted in Comedy, Sports
Tagged 2000, bring it on, california, cheerleader, cheerleaders, cheerleading, clare kramer, comedy, eliza dushku, gabrielle union, high school, jesse bradford, jessica bendinger, kirsten dunst, peyton reed, san diego, sport, sports, squad
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Jumanji (1995)
Director: Joe Johnston Writers: Jonathan Hensleigh and Greg Taylor & Jim Strain (Screen Story by Greg Taylor & Jim Strain and Chris Van Allsburg) (Based on the book by Chris Van Allsburg)
Posted in Action, Comedy, Fantasy, Review
Tagged action, adventure, bebe neuwirth, board game, bonnie hunt, bradley pierce, chris van allsburg, comedy, david alan grier, factory, fantasy, game, greg taylor, hunter, james horner, jim strain, joe johnston, jonathan hensleigh, jonathan hyde, jumanji, jungle, kirsten dunst, magic, orphan, patricia clarkson, robin williams, shoe, sneaker
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How to Lose Friends & Alienate People (2008)
Director: Robert B. Weide Writer: Peter Straughan (Based on the book by Toby Young)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Review, Romance
Tagged british, chris o'dowd, comedy, drama, editor, gillian anderson, how to lose friends & alienate people, jeff bridges, journalism, journalist, kirsten dunst, magazine, megan fox, new york, new york city, nyc, peter straughan, robert b. weide, romance, simon pegg, thandie newton, toby young, writer
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