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Tag Archives: mark mothersbaugh
Cocaine Bear (2023)
Director: Elizabeth Banks Writer: Jimmy Warden Hated it!
Posted in Action, Comedy, Crime, Thriller
Tagged 1980s, 2023, action, aditya sood, airplane, alden ehrenreich, ambulance, bear, black bear, brian duffield, brooklynn prince, cave, christian convery, christopher miller, cocaine, coke, comedy, crime, criminal, criminals, drug, drugs, elizabeth banks, forest, georgia, isiah whitlock jr., jesse tyler ferguson, jimmy warden, joel negron, john guleserian, keri russell, margo martindale, mark mothersbaugh, Max Handelman, o'shea jackson jr., park, phil lord, plane crash, rampage, ranger, ray liotta, thriller, tourist, tourists, waterfall
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The Mitchells vs the Machines (2021)
Director: Mike Rianda Writers: Mike Rianda and Jeff Rowe Good! Unique animation style and has some laughs!
Posted in Action, Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Science Fiction
Tagged 2021, abbi jacobson, action, adventure, animated, animation, apocalypse, beck bennett, charlyne yi, chrissy teigen, christopher miller, college, comedy, conan o'brien, connected, danny mcbride, dog, eric andre, family, fred armisen, furby, greg levitan, jay pharoah, jeff rowe, john legend, kurt albrecht, machine, machines, mark mothersbaugh, maya rudolph, michael rianda, netflix, olivia colman, phil lord, pug, road trip, robot, robots, sassier zamata, sci-fi, science fiction, technology, The Mitchells vs the Machines
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Derek DelGaudio’s In & of Itself (2020)
Director: Frank Oz Writer: Derek DelGaudio It played film festivals and is listed as Documentary so I am counting this one as a movie! Don’t think I am as enamored with this as others are but still liked it.
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2021, bill gates, brian henson, brick, cards, Cezary Zacharewicz, david blaine, david wain, Derek DelGaudio, Derek DelGaudio's In & of Itself, glenn kaino, identity, illusion, jake friedman, larry wilmore, live show, magic, magician, marina abramovic, mark mothersbaugh, Michael Robinson Fleming, new york, new york city, nyc, performance, russian roulette, show, stephen colbert, storyteller, storytelling, theater, theatre, tim gunn, vanessa lauren, will hochman
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Holmes & Watson (2018)
Director: Etan Cohen Writer: Etan Cohen (Based on characters created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle)
Posted in Comedy, Mystery, Uncategorized
Tagged 2018, adam mckay, adaptation, arthur conan doyle, billy zane, britain, bruce buffer, comedy, detective, disguise, doctor watson, england, etan cohen, holmes & watson, holmes and watson, houdini, hugh laurie, inspector, investigation, john c. reilly, kelly macdonald, lauren lapkus, mark mothersbaugh, michael buffer, moriarty, mystery, noah jupe, priest, queen, ralph fiennes, rebecca hall, rob brydon, sherlock holmes, sir arthur conan doyle, steve coogan, titanic, will ferrell
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The Lego Ninjago Movie (2017)
Directors: Charlie Bean & Paul Fisher & Bob Logan Writers: Bob Logan & Paul Fisher & William Wheeler & Tom Wheeler and Jared Stern & John Whittington (Story by Hilary Winston & Bob Logan & Paul Fisher & William Wheeler … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Martial Arts, Uncategorized
Tagged abbi jacobson, action, adaptation, adventure, ali wong, animated, animation, bob logan, brett ratner, charlie bean, charlyne yi, chris hardwick, chris miller, comedy, constance wu, dan hageman, dave franco, family, father, fred armisen, high school, hilary winston, jackie chan, jared stern, john whittington, justin theroux, kevin hageman, kumail nanjiani, laura kightlinger, lego, mark mothersbaugh, martial arts, michael pena, michael strahan, ninja, ninjago, olivia munn, paul fisher, phil lord, randall park, retta, robin roberts, sequel, son, teenager, tom wheeler, warlord, william wheeler, zach woods
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Brad’s Status (2017)
Director: Mike White Writer: Mike White
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2017, austin abrams, ben stiller, brad pitt, brad's status, college, comedy, drama, friend, ghazi raja, jeanine clement, jenna fischer, jimmy kimmel, luisa lee, luke wilson, mark mothersbaugh, michael sheen, midlife crisis, mike white, money, non profit, wealth
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Beatriz at Dinner (2017)
Director: Miguel Arteta Writer: Mike White
Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
Director: Taika Waititi Writers: Eric Pearson and Craig Kyle & Christopher L. Yost (Based on the comics by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber and Jack Kirby)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged action, adaptation, adventure, anthony hopkins, apocalypse, asgard, benedict cumberbatch, bruce banner, cate blanchett, chris hemsworth, Christopher l. yost, comedy, comic book, craig kyle, doctor strange, eric pearson, fantasy, god, hulk, idris elba, incredible hulk, jack kirby, jeff goldblum, karl urbam, kevin feige, larry lieber, loki, luke hemsworth, mark mothersbaugh, mark ruffalo, marvel comics, matt damon, odin, planet, planet hulk, prison, ragnarok, ray stevenson, sam neill, sequel, stan lee, superhero, taika waititi, tessa thompson, thor, thor: ragnarok, thunder, tom hiddleston, zachary levi
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Pee-wee’s Big Holiday (2016)
Director: John Lee Writers: Paul Reubens & Paul Rust
Jon Watches Movies 