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Tag Archives: martin donovan
Death Becomes Her (1992)
Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers: Martin Donovan & David Koepp
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 1992, actor, alan silvestri, broadway, bruce willis, celebrity, comedy, david koepp, dean cundey, death becomes her, doctor, fabio, fantasy, fiance, goldie hawn, horror, immortal, immortality, isabella rossellini, magic, make up, martin donovan, meryl streep, murder, potion, psychiatric hospital, revenge, rival, rivalry, robert zemeckis, songbird, steve starkey, surgeon, sweet bird of youth, sydney pollack, tennessee williams, writer, youth
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Tenet (2020)
Director: Christopher Nolan Writer: Christopher Nolan
Posted in Action, Science Fiction
Tagged 2020, aaron taylor-johnson, action, agent, christopher nolan, dimple kapadia, elizabeth debicki, espionage, homes patel, inversion, john david washington, kenneth branagh, ludwig goransson, martin donovan, mask, michael caine, mission, oligarch, robert pattinson, russian, sci-fi, science fiction, spy, time, time travel, yacht
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Malcolm X (1992)
Director: Spike Lee Writers: Arnold Perl and Spike Lee (Based on the book by Alex Haley and Malcolm X)
Posted in Drama
Tagged adaptation, al sharpton, alex haley, angela bassett, arnold perl, assassination, biography, christopher plummer, debi mazar, delroy lindo, denzel washington, drama, fbi, gangster, giancarlo esposito, history, john david washington, john sayles, karen duffy, kkk, ku klux klan, malcolm x, martin donovan, mecca, michael imperioli, minister, muhammad ali, murder, muslim, nation of islam, nelson mandela, osier davis, prison, religion, richard schiff, spike lee, true story, vincent d'onofrio, wendell pierce, william fichtner
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Ant-Man (2015)
Director: Peyton Reed Writers: Edgar Wright & Joe Cornish and Adam McKay & Paul Rudd (Story by Edgar Wright & Joe Cornish) (Based on the Marvel Comics)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Comedy, Science Fiction
Tagged 2015, action, adam mckay, adaptation, adventure, ant, ant-man, anthony mackie, bobby cannavale, comedy, comic book, corey stoll, david dastmalchian, edgar wright, evangeline lilly, garrett morris, gregg turkington, hank pym, hayley atwell, heist, jack kirby, joe cornish, john slattery, judy greer, kevin feige, larry lieber, martin donovan, marvel comics, michael douglas, michael pena, paul rudd, peyton reed, sci-fi, science fiction, scott lang, shrink, stan lee, superhero, t.i., tip harris, wasp, wood harris
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Inherent Vice (2014)
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson Writer: Paul Thomas Anderson (Based on the novel by Thomas Pynchon)
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Romance, Uncategorized
Tagged 1970s, 2014, adaptation, anders holm, belladonna, benicio del toro, billionaire, california, comedy, cop, crime, detective, drama, drugs, eric roberts, girlfriend, hollywood, hong chau, inherent vice, investigation, jena malone, jillian bell, joanna newsom, joaquin phoenix, jonny greenwood, josh brolin, katherine waterston, keith jardine, kidnapped, kidnapping, los angeles, martin donovan, martin short, maya rudolph, michael k. williams, mystery, owen wilson, paul thomas anderson, police, private detective, private investigator, reese witherspoon, robert elswit, romance, scott rudin, serena scott thomas, thomas pynchon, timothy simons
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Sabotage (2014)
Director: David Ayer Writers: Skip Woods and David Ayer Ugh the macho dialogue in this movie made me cringe. Everyone also has “cool” codenames like “Breacher”, “Monster”, “Grinder”, “Neck”, and “Tripod”. Super bloody and super dumb.
Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Review, Thriller
Tagged action, arnold schwarzenegger, cartel, crime, david ayer, dea, drama, drug, harold perrineau, joe manganiello, josh holloway, kevin vance, martin donovan, max martini, mireille enos, money, olivia williams, sabotage, sam worthington, skip woods, terrence howard, terrorist, thriller, tim ware
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Saved! (2004)
Director: Brian Dannelly Writers: Brian Dannelly & Michael Urban Could have benefited with a little more bite to it. Pulls back in the last act and tries to be diplomatic and nice. Very stilted performances as well. Overall fine I … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Review
Tagged 2004, brian dannelly, chad faust, christian, christophe beck, elizabeth thai, eva amurri, eva amurri martino, gay, heather matarazzo, high school, homosexual, jena malone, jewish, macaulay culkin, mandy moore, martin donovan, mary-louie parker, michael stipe, michael urban, pastor, patrick fugit, pregnancy, pregnant, religion, saved, school, valerie bertinelli, virginity, wheelchair
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