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Tag Archives: politics
This Place Rules (2022)
Director: Andrew Callaghan Writer: Andrew Callaghan
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2022, alex jones, Alison Goodwin, all gas no brakes, andrew callaghan, capitol building, channel 5 news, clara lloran saldana, congress, Dave Kneebone, documentary, donald trump, election, eric wareheim, government, insurrection, janel kranking, january 6th, joe biden, jonah hill, journalism, journalist, matt dines, Max Benator, news, nic mosher, politics, qanon, rally, riot, road trip, Ronald Weaver II, rv, this place rules, tim heidecker, van, washington d.c.
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Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999)
Director: George Lucas Writer: George Lucas
Posted in Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged 1999, action, adventure, ahmed best, alien, aliens, anthony daniels, battle, ben burtt, bodyguard, c-3po, chancellor, david tattersall, desert, dominic west, droid, ewan mcgregr, fantasy, force, frank oz, george lucas, greg proops, hugh quarshie, ian mcdiarmid, jake lloyd, jedi, john williams, keira knightley, kenny baker, liam neeson, lightsaber, natalie portman, obi-wan kenobi, oliver ford davies, paul martin smith, perilla august, peter serafinowicz, phantom, pilot, politican, politics, prequel, prophecy, queen, r2-d2, race, ray park, rick mccallum, robot, roman coppola, sally hawkins, samuel l. jackson, sci-fi, science fiction, senate, senator, sith, sofia coppola, space, spaceship, star wars, Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, terence stamp, the phantom menace, trade, underwater, war, warwick davis, yoda
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Blue Collar (1978)
Director: Paul Schrader Writers: Paul Schrader & Leonard Schrader
Posted in Crime, Drama
Tagged 1978, automobile, blackmail, blue collar, bobby byrne, cars, cliff de young, corrupt, corruption, detroit, don guest, ed begley jr., factory, george memmoli, government, harry bellaver, harvey keitel, hesit, industry, jack nitzsche, job, lane smith, leonard schrader, lucy saroyan, manager, michigan, middle class, paul schrader, plant, politician, politics, richard pryor, sydney a. glass, taxes, tom rolf, union, work, yaphet kotto
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Secret Honor (1984)
Director: Robert Altman Writers: Donald Freed & Arnold M. Stone (Based on the play by Donald Freed & Arnold M. Stone)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged adaptation, arnold m. stone, biography, comedy, donald freed, drama, george burt, history, juliet weber, microphone, nixon, philip baker hall, pierre mignot, play, politician, politics, politicxs, president, recording, richard nixon, robert altman, scandal, secret honor, theater, watergate
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Licorice Pizza (2021)
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson Writer: Paul Thomas Anderson
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1970s, 2021, acting, actor, adam somner, alana haim, andy jurgensen, arcade, benny safdie, bradley cooper, business, california, campaign, christine ebersole, comedy, coming of age, cooper hoffman, danielle haim, drama, este haim, fuel, gas, gay, high school, jewish, john c. reilly, john michael higgins, jon peters, jonny greenwood, los angeles, mary elizabeth ellis, maya rudolph, mayor, michael bauman, motorcycle, paul thomas anderson, pinball, politician, politics, restaurant, romance, san fernando valley, sara murphy, sean penn, skyler gisondo, tom waits, waterbed
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Charlie Wilson’s War (2007)
Director: Mike Nichols Writer: Aaron Sorkin (Based on the book “Charlie Wilson’s War: The Extraordinary Story of the Largest Covert Operation in History” by George Crile) Mike Nichols’s final film. OK but really saved by Hoffman’s supporting performance. Miss him … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Drama, War
Tagged 2007, aaron sorkin, adaptation, afghanistan, amy adams, antonia van drimmelen, arms dealer, biography, bombs, charlie wilson, charlie wilson's war, cia, cocaine, comedy, congress, congressman, drama, drugs, emily blunt, gary goetzman, guns, history, james newton howard, john bloom, john slattery, julia roberts, las vegas, middle east, mike nichols, military, money, ned beatty, nevada, philip seymour hoffman, politician, politics, rebels, rizwan manji, russia, soviet union, stephen goldblatt, texas, tom hanks, true story, war, weapons
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Don’t Look Up (2021)
Director: Adam McKay Writer: Adam McKay (Story by Adam McKay & David Sirota)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Science Fiction
Tagged 2021, adam mckay, affair, ariana grande, asteroid, astronaut, astronomer, astronomy, cate blanchett, celebrity, comedy, comet, cryogenically frozen, david sirota, dj, doctor, don't look up, earth, fame, family, future, hank corwin, himesh patel, jennifer lawrence, jon glaser, jonah hill, kevin j. messick, kevin messick, kid cudi, leonardo dicaprio, Liev Schreiber, linus sandgren, mark rylance, melanie lynskey, meryl streep, meteorite, michael chiklis, nicholas britell, paul guilfoyle, planet, politician, politics, president, professor, rob morgan, ron perlman, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, singer, space, student, technology, television, Timothee chalamet, tv, tyler perry
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