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Tag Archives: nuclear
Godzilla (1954)
Director: Ishiro Honda Writers: Takeo Murata & Ishiro Honda (Story by Shigeru Kayama) One of the greats!
Posted in Action, Drama, Foreign, Horror, Science Fiction
Tagged 1954, action, atomic, boat, city, drama, foreign, godzilla, gojira, horror, ishiro honda, island, japan, japanese, kaiju, monster, nuclear, nuke, ocean, oxygen, sci-fi, science fiction, shigeru kayama, ship, takashi shimura, takeo murata, toho, tokyo, tomoyuki tanaka, water
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K-19: The Widowmaker (2002)
Director: Kathryn Bigelow Writer: Christopher Kyle (Story by Louis Nowra)
Posted in Drama, Thriller, War
Tagged 1960s, 2002, boat, captain, christine whitaker, christopher kyle, crew, disaster, drama, edward s. feldman, harrison ford, history, k-19, k-19: the widowmaker, k19, kathryn bigelow, liam neeson, louis nowra, malfunction, matthias deyle, north atlantic, nuclear, nuke, peter sarsgaard, radioactive, richard nixon, russia, russian, ship, sigurjon sighvatsson, submarine, the widowmaker, thriller, true story, ussr, war, weapon
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Blast from the Past (1999)
Director: Hugh Wilson Writers: Bill Kelly and Hugh Wilson (Story by Bill Kelly)
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 1960s, 1999, alicia silverstone, bill kelly, blast from the past, bomb shelter, brendan fraser, bunker, christopher walken, comedy, dave foley, fallout shelter, family, fidel castro, hugh wilson, inventor, jackie gleason, jfk, joey slotnick, john f. kennedy, love, nathan fillion, nuclear, nuke, renny harlin, romance, romantic comedy, shelter, sissy spacek
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Broken Arrow (1996)
Director: John Woo Writer: Graham Yost
Posted in Action, Adventure
Tagged 1996, bomb, broken arrow, captain, christian slater, delroy lindo, desert, french stewart, graham yost, hans zimmer, john travolta, john woo, kurtwood smith, major, military, nuclear, nuke, pilot, samantha mathis, terrorist, utah, warhead
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RED 2 (2013)
Director: Dean Parisot Writers: Jon Hoeber & Erich Hoeber (Based on the comic book by Warren Ellis and Cully Hamner)
Posted in Action, Comedy, Crime, Review
Tagged action, adaptation, agent, alan silvestri, anthony hopkins, assassin, bomb, brian cox, bruce willis, byung-hun, catherine zeta-jones, cia, comedy, comic book, crime, cully hamner, david thewlis, dean parisot, erich hoeber, france, french, funeral, garrick hagon, helen mirren, Hitman, john malkovich, jon hoeber, kill, lorenzo di bonaventura, mary-louise parker, murder, neal mcdonough, nuclear, nuke, paris, red, RED 2, retire, retired, russia, russian, torture, warren ellis
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Next (2007)
Director: Lee Tamahori Writers: Gary Goldman and Jonathan Hensleigh and Paul Bernbaum (Screen Story by Gary Goldman) (Based on the novel “The Golden Man” by Phillip K. Dick)
Posted in Action, Review, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2007, action, adaptation, attack, fbi, future, gary goldman, jessica biel, jonathan hensleigh, julianne moore, las vegas, lee tamahori, magician, next, nicolas cage, nuclear, nuke, paul bernbaum, philip k. dick, sci-fi, science fiction, terrorist, thomas kretschmann, thriller, tory littles
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Fiend Without a Face (1958)
Director: Arthur Crabtree Writer: Herbert J. Leder (Based on the story “The Thought Monster” by Amelia Reynolds)
Posted in Horror, Review, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1958, amelia reynolds, armed forces, army, arthur crabtree, criterion collection, fiend without a face, herbert j. leder, horror, invisible, kynaston reeves, laboratory, marshall thompson, monster, nuclear, nuclear power, power plant, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, telekinesis, telekinetic, terry kilburn, the thought monster, thriller
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