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Tag Archives: research
DNA (1996)
Director: William Mesa Writer: Nick Davis
Posted in Action, Adventure, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1996, action, adventure, alien, beetle, christopher l. stone, cia, creature, dna, edward r. abroms, experiment, gerry lively, helicopter, horror, jungle, jurgen prochnow, mark dacascos, monster, nick davis, nile niami, patrick d. cheh, predator, research, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, temple, thriller, william mesa
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Junior (1994)
Director: Ivan Reitman Writers: Kevin Wade and Chris Conrad
Posted in Comedy, Romance, Science Fiction
Tagged 1994, adam greenberg, aida turturro, anna gunn, arnold schwarzenegger, babies, baby, california, chimpanzee, chris conrad, christopher meloni, comedy, danny devito, drug, drugs, emma thompson, experiment, fertility, frank langella, fred stoller, ivan reitman, james newton howard, junior, kevin wade, pamela reed, pregnancy, pregnant, pregnant man, research, romance, san francisco, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, sheldon kahn, test, wendy greene bricmont
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The Thing (1982)
Director: John Carpenter Writer: Bill Lancaster (Based on the short story “Who Goes There?” by John W. Campbell Jr.) Doing a Carpenter re-watch. One of my favorite filmmakers. The Thing is possibly my favorite horror movie of all time. Perfect.
Posted in Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction
Tagged 1982, adaptation, alien, antarctica, bill lancaster, blood, charles hallahan, copy, david clennon, david foster, dean cundey, dog, dogs, donald moffat, ennio morricone, expedition, flamethrower, helicopter, horror, ice, joel polis, john carpenter, john w. campbell jr., keith david, kurt russell, larry franco, lawrence turman, monster, mystery, norweigian, paranoia, peter maloney, research, richard dysart, richard masur, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, shape shift, snow, t.k. carter, the thing, todd c. ramsay, todd ramsay, who goes there, wilford brimley
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Hollow Man (2000)
Director: Paul Verhoeven Writer: Andrew W. Marlowe (Story by Gary Scott Thompson and Andrew W. Marlowe) Not good. Probably my least favorite Verhoeven. Special effects hold up pretty well though so worth watching for that.
Posted in Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2000, alan marshall, andrew w. marlowe, douglas wick, elisabeth shue, experiment, Gary Scott Thompson, gorilla, greg grunberg, hollow man, horror, insane, invisible, jerry goldsmith, joey slotnick, josh brolin, kevin bacon, killer, kim dickens, mary randle, paul verhoeven, rape, research, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, stalk, stalker, thriller, william devane
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Underwater (2020)
Director: William Eubank Writer: Brian Duffield and Adam Cozad (Story by Brian Duffield) Right on the edge of being good.
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2020, action, adam cozad, brian duffield, cthulhu, deepwater, drill, drilling, earthquake, gunner wright, h.p. lovecraft, horror, Jenno topping, jessica henwick, john gallagher jr., kristen stewart, lovecraftian, mamoudou athie, mariana trench, monster, monsters, ocean, peter chernin, research, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, sea, T.J. Miller, thriller, tonia davis, underwater, vincent cassel, water, william eubank
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The Weight of Water (2002)
Director: Kathryn Bigelow Writers: Alice Arlen and Christopher Kyle (Based on the novel by Anita Shreve) Bigelow? More like Bigel-NO! A real stinker.
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery
Tagged 2000, 2002, a. kitman ho, adaptation, alice arlen, anita shreve, boat, catherine mccormack, christopher kyle, ciaran hinds, crime, drama, elizabeth hurley, homicide, immigrant, island, janet yang, josh lucas, kathryn bigelow, murder, new england, norway, norwegian, photographer, poet, research, sail boat, sarah polley, sean penn, sigurjon sighvatsson, the weight of water, thriller
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Hollow Man (2000)
Director: Paul Verhoeven Writer: Andrew W. Marlowe (Story by Gary Scott Thompson and Andrew W. Marlowe)
Posted in Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2000, andrew w. marlowe, elisabeth shue, Gary Scott Thompson, greg grunberg, hollow man, horror, insane, invisible, joey slotnick, josh brolin, kevin bacon, killer, kim dickens, paul verhoeven, research, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, stalk, thriller
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Desk Set (1957)
Director: Walter Lang Writers: Phoebe Ephron and Henry Ephron (Based on the play by William Marchant)
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 1957, adaptation, christmas, comedy, computer, computers, desk set, dina merrill, gig young, henry ephron, holiday, joan blondell, katharine hepburn, office, phoebe ephron, play, research, romance, romantic comedy, spencer tracy, technology, television, tv, walter lang, william marchant
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Solaris (2002)
Director: Steven Soderbergh Writer: Steven Soderbergh (Based on the novel by Stanislaw Lem) I understand why this wasn’t a big mainstream hit but I think it is really great and due for re-discovery. I watched it and then again immediately … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Mystery, Review, Romance, Science Fiction
Tagged abortion, adaptation, doctor, drama, dream, fantasy, george clooney, james cameron, jeremy davies, john cho, mystery, natascha mcelhone, planet, psychologist, research, romance, sci-fi, science fiction, solaris, space, space station, stanislaw lem, steven soderbergh, suicide, ulrich tukur, viola davis
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