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Tag Archives: london
The Mummy Returns (2001)
Director: Stephen Sommers Writer: Stephen Sommers As bad as I remember it being 20 years ago when I saw it in the theater. Dumb, loud and obnoxious. Zero charm or fun.
Posted in Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 1930s, 2001, abubis, action, adewale akinnuoye-agbaje, adrian biddle, adventure, alan silvestri, alun armstrong, arnold vosloo, bob ducsay, brendan fraser, child, desert, dwayne johnson, egypt, egyptian, england, fantasy, horror, imhotep, james jacks, john hannah, jungle, kelly matsumoto, kid, london, married, monster, monsters, mummy, oded fehr, patricia velasquez, rachel weisz, sand, scorpion, scorpion king, sean daniel, sequel, son, stephen sommers, the mummy, the mummy returns, the rock, the scorpion king, tomb
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The Personal History of David Copperfield (2020)
Director: Armando Iannucci Writers: Simon Blackwell & Armando Iannucci (Based on the novel “David Copperfield” by Charles Dickens)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1800s, 2020, adaptation, armando iannucci, author, ben whishaw, benedict wong, book, charles dickens, christopher willis, david copperfield, dev patel, england, family, gwendoline christie, hugh laurie, london, mick audsley, orphan, peter capaldi, peter lambert, poor, poverty, school, simon blackwell, The Personal History of David Copperfield, tilda swinton, writer, zac nicholson
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Cruella (2021)
Director: Craig Gillespie Writers: Dana Fox and Tony McNamara (Story by Aline Brosh McKenna and Kelly Marcel & Steve Zissis) (Based on the novel “One Hundred and One Dalmations” by Dodie Smith) Too long, this does not need to be … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Crime
Tagged 101 dalmations, 2021, adaptation, aline broth mckenna, andrew gunn, clothes, clothing, comedy, craig gillespie, crime, criminal, cruel de vil, dalmation, dana fox, designer, disney, dog, dogs, emily beecham, emma stone, emma thompson, england, fashion, glenn close, joel fry, john mccrea, kayvan novak, kelly marcel, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, london, marc platt, mark strong, necklace, nicholas britell, one hundred and one dalmations, paul walter hauser, prequel, rivalry, sabotage, steve zissis, tatiana s. riegel, thief, tony mcnamara, uk, united kingdom
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Secrets & Lies (1996)
Director: Mike Leigh Writer: Mike Leigh Very good!
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1996, adopted, adoption, andrew dickson, birthday party, brenda blethyn, britain, british, claire rushbrook, death, dick pope, factory, family, lesley manville, lies, london, marianne jean-baptiste, michele austin, mike leigh, mom, mother, optometrist, photographer, phyllis logan, poverty, ron cook, secrets, secrets & lies, secrets and lies, simon channing williams, social worker, timothy spall
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The Gentlemen (2020)
Director: Guy Ritchie Writer: Guy Ritchie (Story by Guy Ritchie & Ivan Atkinson & Man Davies) No thank you!
Posted in Action, Comedy, Crime
Tagged 2020, action, alan stewart, bill block, blackmail, charlie hunnam, chili ajufo, christopher benstead, colin farrell, comedy, crime, drugs, eddie marsan, england, gangster, guy ritchie, henry golding, heroin, hugh grant, ivan atkinson, james herbert, jeremy strong, journalist, london, lyne renee, man davies, Marijuana, matthew mcconaughey, michelle dockery, murder, paul machliss, story, the gentlemen, tom wu
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The Father (2020)
Director: Florian Zeller Writers: Christopher Hampton and Florian Zeller (Based on the play “The Father” by Florian Zeller) Great! Really surprised by this one. Hopkins is incredible.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2020, adaptation, alzheimers, anthony hopkins, ben smithard, caretaker, christophe spadone, christopher hampton, daughter, david parfitt, dementia, drama, england, europe, family, father, florian zeller, france, hospital, imogen poots, jean-louis livi, london, Ludovico Einaudi, mark gatiss, memory, memory loss, olivia colman, olivia williams, paris, philippe carcassonne, play, rufus sewell, simon friend, the father, theater, theatre, torsos lamprinos
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The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
Directors: Ron Clements & Burny Mattinson & David Michener & John Musker Writers: Peter Young & Vance Gerry & Steve Hulett & Ron Clements & John Musker & Bruce Morris & Matthew O’Callaghan & Burny Mattinson & David Michener & … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Crime, Musical, Mystery
Tagged 1986, adventure, animated, animation, bat, britain, british, bruce morris, Burny Mattinson, cat, crime, Dave Michener, detective, disney, dog, england, eve titus, henry mancini, james melton, john musker, kidnapped, kidnapping, london, Matthew O’Callaghan, Mel Shaw, mice, mouse, musical, mystery, paul galdone, peter young, rat, rodent, ron clements, ron miller, roy m. brewer jr., royalty, sherlock holmes, Steve Hulett, talking animals, the great mouse detectice, tony mizgalski, toy, toymaker, toys, Vance Gerry, vincent price
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Education (2020)
Director: Steve McQueen Writers: Alastair Siddons & Steve McQueen (Story by Steve McQueen) Fifth and final film in the Small Axe series. All great and worth watching.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1970s, 2020, alastair siddons, anita overland, britain, british, chris dickens, coming of age, drama, education, england, kenyah sandy, learning disability, london, michael elliott, naomi ackie, reading, rebecca lenkiewicz, school, Shabier Kirchner, small axe, steve mcqueen
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Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019)
Director: David Leitch Writers: Chris Morgan and Drew Pearch (Story by Chris Morgan) (Based on characters created by Gary Scott Thompson) No thank you.
Posted in Action, Adventure, Thriller
Tagged 2019, car chase, chris morgan, christopher rouse, david leitch, drew pearce, dwayne johnson, eddie marsan, eiza gonzalez, england, fast & furious, Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, fast and furious, Gary Scott Thompson, helen mirren, hiram garcia, hobbs & shaw, idris elba, Jason Statham, jonathan sela, kevin hart, london, moscow, rob delaney, russia, ryan reybolds, samoa, sequel, spin off, terrorism, terrorist, the rock, tyler bates, vanessa kirby, virus
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