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Tag Archives: noah jupe
A Quiet Place Part II (2021)
Director: John Krasinski Writer: John Krasinski (Based on characters created by Bryan Woods & Scott Beck)
Posted in Drama, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2021, a quiet place, a quiet place 2, a quiet place part II, alien, aliens, andrew form, baby, boat, brad fuller, bryan woods, child, children, cillian murphy, deaf, djimon hounsou, drama, dystopia, emily blunt, family, horror, island, john krasinski, kid, kids, marco beltrami, michael bay, michael p. shawver, millicent simmonds, mom, monster, monsters, mother, noah jupe, okieriete onaodowan, oxygen tank, polly morgan, post apocalypse, post apocalyptic, sci-fi, science fiction, scoot mcnairy, scott beck, sequel, sound, thriller
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No Sudden Move (2021)
Director: Steven Soderbergh Writer: Ed Solomon Good! Soderbergh is one of my favorites.
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 1950s, 2021, amy seimetz, auto industry, benicio del toro, bill duke, brendan fraser, car, crime, criminal, david harbour, david holmes, detroit, don cheadle, drama, ed solomon, frankie shaw, jon hamm, julia fox, kieran culkin, matt damon, michigan, mystery, no sudden move, noah jupe, ray liotta, steven soderbergh, thriller
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Honey Boy (2019)
Director: Alma Har’el Writer: Shia LaBeouf
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2019, acting, actor, addict, addiction, aka twigs, alma har'el, anita gou, art, artist, brian kavanaugh-jones, byron bowers, celebiry, chicken, childhood, christopher leggett, clifton collins jr, dad, daniela taplin lundberg, drama, fame, famous, father, felon, honey boy, laura san giacomo, lucas hedges, maika monroe, mario ponce, martin starr, mental health, natasha lyonne, noah jupe, pie, ptsd, rehab, rodeo clown, set, shia labeouf, son
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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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Ford v Ferrari (2019)
Director: James Mangold Writers: Jez Butterworth & John-Henry Butterworth and Jason Keller
Posted in Action, Drama, Sports
Tagged 2019, action, caitriona balfe, car, carroll shelby, christian bale, daytona, drama, driver, enzo ferrari, ferrari, ford, ford v ferrari, james mangold, jason keller, jez butterworth, john-henry butterworth, jon bernthal, josh lucas, ken miles, le mans, matt damon, michael mann, noah jupe, race, race car, racing, sport, sports, tracy letts, true story
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A Quiet Place (2018)
Director: John Krasinski Writers: Bryan Woods & Scott Beck and John Krasinski (Story by Bryan Woods & Scott Beck)
Posted in Drama, Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged a quiet place, alien, bryan woods, cade woodward, deaf, drama, dystopia, emily blunt, family, horror, john krasinski, leon russom, michael bay, millicent simmonds, monster, mystery, noah jupe, noise, post-apocalyptic, quiet, rhoda pell, sci-fi, science fiction, scott beck, sign language, sound, thriller
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