Tag Archives: lawsuit

How Do You Know (2010)

Posted on February 12, 2021 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: James L. Brooks Writer: James L. Brooks Had not seen this movie since the original theatrical run. Not good but I laughed a couple times. Better than Spanglish. Kathryn Hahn rules. How on earth did this cost $120 million?

Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance | Tagged 2010, athlete, baseball, birth, comedy, dean norris, domenick lombardozzi, drama, father and son, fraud, hans zimmer, hospital, how do you know, investigation, jack nicholson, james l. brooks, janusz kaminski, john tormey, julie ansell, kathryn hahn, laurence mark, lawsuit, lenny venito, love, love triangle, molly price, owen wilson, paul rudd, paula weinstein, pitcher, pregnancy, pregnant, reese witherspoon, relationship, romance, romantic comdy, sport, sports, tony shalhoub, washington | Leave a comment

The Sweet Hereafter (1997)

Posted on November 21, 2020 by Jon Watches Movies

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 | Leave a comment

The Social Network (2010)

Posted on September 18, 2020 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: David Fincher Writer: Aaron Sorkin (Based on the book “The Accidental Billionaires” by Ben Mezrich) Still great!

Posted in Drama | Tagged 2010, aaron sorkin, adaptation, andrew garfield, armie hammer, atticus ross, barry livingston, ben mezrich, billionaire, biography, brenda song, business, caleb landry jones, california, cean chaffin, company, dakota johnson, dana brunetti, david fincher, entrepreneur, facebook, friends, friendship, harvard, internet, jesse eisenberg, joseph mazzello, justin timberlake, lawsuit, mark zuckerberg, max minghella, michael de luca, money, napster, online, programming, rashida jones, rooney mara, school, scott rudin, sean parker, silicon valley, social media, social network, student, the accidental billionaires, the social network, trent reznor, true story, twins, undergrad, university, website | Leave a comment

Love, Guaranteed (2020)

Posted on September 18, 2020 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Mark Steven Johnson Writers: Elizabeth Hackett & Hilary Galanoy

Posted in Comedy, Romance | Tagged 2020, brendan taylor, caitlin howden, comedy, damon wayans jr., dan spilo, date, dating, elizabeth hackett, heather graham, hilary galanoy, law firm, lawsuit, lawyer, love, love guaranteed, margret h. huddleston, mark steven johnson, online dating, rachael leigh cook, romance, romantic comedy, stephanie slack, website | Leave a comment

Bombshell (2019)

Posted on June 27, 2020 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Jay Roach Writer: Charles Randolph

Posted in Drama | Tagged 2019, aaron l. gilbert, abuse, alice eve, allison janney, amy landecker, anchor, ashley greene, beth kono, bill o'reilly, biography, bombshell, brigette lundy-paine, charles randolph, charlize theron, chris wallace, connie britton, correspondent, d'arcy carden, drama, fox news, geraldo rivera, greta van susteren, gretchen carlson, jay roach, jeanine pirro, john lithgow, jon gabrus, journalism, journalist, kate mckinnon, lawsuit, liv hewson, malcolm mcdowell, margaret riley, margot robbie, mark duplass, mark moses, megyn kelly, michelle graham, neil cavuto, network, news, nicole kidman, p.j. byrne, richard kind, rob delaney, robert graf, robin weigert, roger ailes, rudy giuliani, rupert murdoch, scandal, sean hannity, sexual harassment, stephen root, television, true story, tv | Leave a comment

Dark Waters (2019)

Posted on December 15, 2019 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Todd Haynes Writers: Mario Correa and Matthew Michael Carnahan (Based on the magazine article “The Lawyer Who Become DuPont’s Worst Nightmare” by Nathaniel Rich)