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Triple 9 (2016)

Posted on February 4, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: John Hillcoat Writer: Matt Cook Advertisements

Posted in Action, Crime, Drama | Tagged 2016, aaron paul, action, anthony mackie, bank, blackmail, casey affleck, chiwetel ejiofor, clifton collins jr, cops, corrupt, corruption, crime, criminals, detective, dirty cops, drama, gal gadot, heist, john hilcoat, kate winslet, mafia, matt cook, michael k. williams, mob, murder, norman reedus, officer down, police, revenge, rookie, russian mob, teresa palmer, triple 9, woody harrelson | Leave a comment

The Commuter (2018)

Posted on January 14, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Jaume Collet-Serra Writers: Byron Willinger & Philip de Blasi and Ryan Engle (Story by Byron Willinger & Philip de Blasi)

Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller | Tagged 2018, action, byron willinger, commute, commuter, cop, crime, drama, elizabeth mcgovern, insurance, jaume collet-serra, jonathan banks, letitia wright, liam neeson, new york, new york city, nyc, patrick wilson, philip de blasi, police, ryan engle, salesman, sam neill, the commuter, thriller, train, vera farmiga | Leave a comment

Inherent Vice (2014)

Posted on January 4, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

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 | Leave a comment

Bright (2017)

Posted on December 28, 2017 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: David Ayer Writer: Max Landis

Posted in Action, Crime, Fantasy | Tagged 2017, action, bright, california, cop, crime, david ayer, edgar ramirez, elf, fairy, fantasy, fbi, ike barinholtz, jay hernandez, joe rogan, joel edgerton, kenneth choi, lapd, los angeles, magic, margaret cho, max landis, netflix, noomi rapace, orc, police, wand, will smith | Leave a comment

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017)

Posted on December 2, 2017 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Martin McDonagh Writer: Martin McDonagh

Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama | Tagged 2017, abbie cornish, amanda warren, billboards, caleb landry jones, carter burwell, chief, clarke peters, comedy, cop, crime, daughter, drama, family, frances mcdormand, investigation, john hawkes, kerry condon, lucas hedges, malaya rivera drew, martin mcdonagh, missouri, mom, mother, murder, officer, peter dinklage, police, police brutality, racism, racist, rape, sam rockwell, samara weaving, sandy martin, small town, three billboards outside ebbing missouri, woody harrelson, zeljko ivanek | Leave a comment

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017)

Posted on November 26, 2017 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Martin McDonagh Writer: Martin McDonagh

Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama | Tagged 2017, abbie cornish, amanda warren, billboards, caleb landry jones, carter burwell, chief, clarke peters, comedy, cop, crime, daughter, drama, family, frances mcdormand, investigation, john hawkes, kerry condon, lucas hedges, malaya rivera drew, martin mcdonagh, missouri, mom, mother, murder, officer, peter dinklage, police, police brutality, racism, racist, rape, sam rockwell, samara weaving, sandy martin, small town, three billboards outside ebbing missouri, woody harrelson, zeljko ivanek | Leave a comment

Zodiac (2007)

Posted on November 11, 2017 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: David Fincher Writer: James Vanderbilt (Based on a book by Robert Graysmith)

Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller | Tagged 1960s, 1970s, adam goldberg, anthony edwards, brian cox, california, cartoonist, chloe sevigny, clea duvall, cops, crime, david fincher, dermot mulroney, detective, donal logue, drama, investigation, jake gyllenhaal, james vanderbilt, john carroll lynch, journalism, journalist, june diane raphael, killer, mark ruffalo, murder, murderer, mystery, newspaper, police, Robert Downey Jr, robert graysmith, san francisco, serial killer, thriller, unsolved, zodiac, zodiac killer | Leave a comment

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