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Tag Archives: rebecca hall
Christine (2016)
Director: Antonio Campos Writer: Craig Shilowich
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1970s, 2016, antonio campos, biography, career, christine, christine chubbuck, craig shilowich, depression, drama, journalism, journalist, maria dizzia, michael c. hall, rebecca hall, reporter, suicide, television, timothy simons, tracy letts, true story, tv
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The Gift (2015)
Director: Joel Edgerton Writer: Joel Edgerton
Posted in Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 2015, allison tolman, bully, busy phillipps, david genman, gift, high school, jason bateman, jason blum, joel edgerton, katie aselton, lie, married, mystery, rebecca hall, secret, stalker, the gift, thriller, tim griffin, wendell pierce
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Frost/Nixon (2008)
Director: Ron Howard Writer: Peter Morgan (Based on the play by Peter Morgan)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2008, adaptation, andy milder, brian grazer, clint howard, david frost, diane sawyer, frank langella, frost/nixon, gabriel jarret, hans zimmer, interview, jim meskimen, kate jennings grant, kevin bacon, matthew macfadyen, michael sheen, oliver platt, patty mccormack, peter morgan, play, president, rebecca hall, resignation, richard nixon, Ron Howard, sam rockwell, scandal, television, toby jones, tv, walter cronkite, watergate
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Transcendence (2014)
Director: Wally Pfister Writer: Jack Paglen
Posted in Drama, Review, Science Fiction
Tagged 2014, artificial intelligence, christopher nolan, cillian murphy, clifton collins jr, cole hauser, computer, drama, jack paglen, johnny depp, kate mara, lukas haas, morgan freeman, paul bettany, program, rebecca hall, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, terrorism, terrorist, transcendence, wally pfister
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Iron Man 3 (2013)
Director: Shane Black Writers: Drew Pearce & Shane Black The best thing Marvel did was hire Shane Black and let him do his thing. Black was MIA for many years but came back with the stellar Kiss Kiss Bang Bang … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged action, adventure, avengers, ben kingsley, bill maher, brian tyler, christmas, comedy, comic book, don cheadle, don heck, drama, drew pearce, experiment, extremis, fantasy, guy pearce, gwyneth paltrow, happy hogan, hulk, iron man, iron man 3, iron man three, jack kirby, james badge dale, joan rivers, jon favreau, kevin feige, larry lieber, mandarin, mark ruffalo, marvel, paul bettany, pepper potts, rebecca hall, Robert Downey Jr, s.h.i.e.l.d., sci-fi, science, science fiction, shane black, shield, stan lee, stephanie szostak, superhero, thriller, tony stark, warren ellis, william sadler
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Everything Must Go (2011)
Director: Dan Rush Writer: Dan Rush (Based the short story “Why Don’t You Dance” by Raymond Carver) After seeing this and Stranger Than Fiction I really hope Ferrell does more dramatic/serious work. I love the comedy stuff of course but … Continue reading
