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Tag Archives: lakeith stanfield
Judas and the Black Messiah (2021)
Director: Shaka King Writers: Will Gerson & Shaka King (Story by Will Gerson & Shaka King and Kenny Lucas & Keith Lucas) Good! Kaluuya and Stanfield are great.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1960s, 2021, activism, activist, algae smith, ashton sanders, assassination, bill o'neal, black panther, black panthers, charles d. king, chicago, civil rights, cops, craig harris, daniel kaluuya, darrell britt-gibson, Dominique fishback, fbi, fred hampton, illinois, informant, j. edgar hoover, jesse plemons, Judas and the Black Messiah, keith lucas, kenneth lucas, kenny lucas, kristan sprague, lakeith stanfield, lil rel howery, mark isham, martin sheen, mole, murder, police, politics, ryan coogler, sean bobbitt, shaka king, will berson, will gerson
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Uncut Gems (2019)
Directors: Josh Safdie & Benny Safdie Writers: Ronald Bronstein & Josh Safdie & Benny Safdie
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2019, a24, adam sandler, addict, addiction, affair, auction, basketball, benny safdie, bets, boston celtics, crime, drama, eric bogosian, gambler, gambling, gem, gems, idina menzel, jeweler, jewish, jewlery, josh ostrovsky, josh safdie, judd hirsch, julia fox, kevin garnett, lakeith stanfield, martin scorsese, mistress, natasha lyonne, nba, new york city, nyc, pom klementieff, ronald bronstein, safdie brothers, scott rudin, sex, the weeknd, thriller, tilda swinton, uncut gems
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Knives Out (2019)
Director: Rian Johnson Writer: Rian Johnson
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery
Tagged 2019, ana de armas, author, chris evans, christopher plummer, comedy, cop, crime, daniel craig, detective, don johnson, drama, edi patterson, estate, family, frank oz, investigation, jaeden martell, jamie lee curtis, k callan, katherine langford, knives out, lakeith stanfield, m. emmet walsh, michael shannon, murder, mystery, noah segan, police, raul castillo, rian johnson, riki lindhome, toni collette, wealth, wealthy, writer
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Someone Great (2019)
Director: Jennifer Kaytin Robinson Writer: Jennifer Kaytin Robinson
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 2019, alex moffat, brittany snow, california, comedy, demands wise, gina rodriguez, jennifer kaytin robinson, journalist, lakeith stanfield, long distance, michelle buteau, music, netflix, new york city, paul feig, questlove, rebecca naomi jones, relationship, romance, romantic comedy, rosario dawson, rupaul, san francisco, someone great
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Sorry to Bother You (2018)
Director: Boots Riley Writer: Boots Riley
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged 2018, armies hammer, boots riley, california, career, comedy, danny glover, david cross, experiment, fantasy, forest whitaker, jermaine fowler, job, lakeith stanfield, late berlant, lily james, magical realism, money, oakland, omari hardwick, patton oswalt, power caller, professional, rosario dawson, satire, sci-fi, science fiction, sorry to bother you, steven yeun, strke, telemarketer, telemarketing, terry crews, tessa thimpson, the coup, tune-yards, w. kaman bell
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Get Out (2017)
Director: Jordan Peele Writer: Jordan Peele
Posted in Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 2017, allison williams, bradley whitford, caleb landry jones, catherine keener, daniel kaluuya, doctor, get out, horror, hypnosis, hypnotism, interracial relationship, jason blum, jordan peele, lakeith stanfield, lil rel howery, mystery, neurosurgeon, photographer, race, racism, racist, relationship, stephen root, thriller, weekend
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Death Note (2017)
Director: Adam Wingard Writers: Charles Parlapanides & Vlas Parlapanides and Jeremy Slater Based on “Death Note” by Tsunami Ohba and Takeshi Obata
The Incredible Jessica James (2017)
Director: James C. Strouse Writer: James C. Strouse
War Machine (2017)
Director: David Michod Writer: David Michod (Based on the book “The Operators” by Michael Hastings)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, War
Tagged 2017, adaptation, afghanistan, alan ruck, anthony hayes, anthony michael hall, ben kingsley, brad pitt, comedy, daniel betts, david michod, drama, emory cohen, general, griffin dunne, john magaro, lakeith stanfield, meg tilly, michael hastings, netflix, nicholas maude, nick cave, politician, politics, president, rj cyler, russell crowe, satire, scoot mcnairy, soldier, the operators, tilda swinton, topher grace, war, war machine, warren ellis, will poulter
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Snowden (2016)
Director: Oliver Stone Writers: Kieran Fitzgerald & Oliver Stone (Based on the book “The Snowden Files” by Luke Harding) (Based on the book “Time of the Octopus” by Anatoly Kucherena)
Posted in Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2016, agent, anatoly kucherena, biography, cia, classified, cyber warefare, drama, edward snowden, government, illegal, internet, joely richardson, joseph gordon-levitt, journalism, journalist, kieran fitzgerald, lakeith stanfield, laura poitras, leaked, lindsay mills, logan marshall-green, luke harding, melissa leo, nicolas cage, nsa, oliver stone, politics, press, rhys ifans, scott eastwood, shailene woodley, snowden, spy, surveillance, the snowden files, thriller, time of the octopus, timothy olyphant, tom wilkinson, true story, zachary quinto
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