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The First Purge (2018)

Posted on January 18, 2019 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Gerard McMurray Writer: James DeMonaco Advertisements

Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction | Tagged 2018, action, crime, desiigner, experiment, gerard mcmurray, government, horror, james demonaco, jason blum, law, lex scott davis, marisa tomei, melonie diaz, michael bay, murder, new york, new york city, nyc, politician, politics, purge, satire, sci-fi, science fiction, sequel, staten island, the first purge, the purge, van jones, y'lan noel | Leave a comment

Vice (2018)

Posted on December 30, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Adam McKay Writer: Adam McKay

Posted in Comedy, Drama | Tagged adam mckay, alison pill, amy adams, barbara walters, bill camp, biography, brad pitt, christian bale, colin powell, comedy, condoleezza rice, dick cheney, donald rumsfeld, drama, eddie marsan, focus group, george w. bush, gerald ford, government, hillary clinton, history, jesse plemons, justin kirk, lisagay hamilton, lynne cheney, mary cheney, megan ellison, osama bin laden, paul wolfowitz, politician, politics, president, sam rockwell, scooter libby, shea whigham, steve carell, tony blair, tyler perry, vice, washington d.c., will ferrell | Leave a comment

Widows (2018)

Posted on November 18, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Steve McQueen Writers: Gillian Flynn & Steve McQueen (Based on “Widows” by Lynda La Plante)

Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller | Tagged adaptation, brian tyree henry, campaign, carrie coon, chicago, church, coburn goss, colin farrell, crime, criminal, cynthia erivo, daniel kaluuya, drama, election, elizabeth debicki, eric lynch, gillian flynn, government, hans zimmer, heist, jacki weaver, jon bernthal, liam neeson, lukas haas, lynda la plante, manuel garcia-rulfo, matt walsh, michael j. harney, michelle rodriguez, murder, politician, politics, remake, robert duvall, steve mcqueen, thriller, viola davis, wealth, widow, widows | Leave a comment

LBJ (2017)

Posted on October 15, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Rob Reiner Writer: Joey Hartstone

Posted in Drama | Tagged 1960s, 2017, assassination, bill pullman, bobby kennedy, c. thomas howell, civil rights, drama, government, jeffrey donovan, jennifer jason leigh, jfk, joey hartstone, john f. kennedy, lady bird, lbj, lyndon b. johnson, michael stahl-david, politician, politics, president, rich sommer, richard jenkins, rob reiner, senator, vice president, woody harrelson | Leave a comment

The Final Year (2018)

Posted on June 24, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Greg Barker

Posted in Documentary | Tagged administration, barack obama, ben rhodes, documentary, final year, government, greg barker, john kerry, obama, politician, politics, president, samantha power, the final year, washington d.c., white house | Leave a comment

The Rachel Divide (2018)

Posted on April 27, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Laura Brownson Writers: Laura Brownson & Jeff Seymann Gilbert

Posted in Documentary | Tagged 2018, african-american, controversial, controversy, documentary, jeff seaman gilbert, laura brownson, naacp, netflix, politics, race, rachel dolezal, the rachel divide | Leave a comment

All the President’s Men (1976)

Posted on February 3, 2018 by Jon Watches Movies

Director: Alan J. Pakula Writer: William Goldman (Based on the book by Carl Bernstein & Bob Woodward)

Posted in Drama | Tagged 1976, adaptation, alan j. pakula, all the president's men, biography, bob woodward, carl bernstein, deep throat, dustin hoffman, f. murray abraham, gerald ford, hal holbrook, history, investigation, jack warden, jane alexander, jason robards, journalism, journalist, martin balsam, meredith baxter, ned beatty, nixon, politics, president, reporters, resignation, richard nixon, robert redford, scandal, true story, walter cronkite, washington post, watergate, william goldman | Leave a comment

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