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Tag Archives: retire
Some Kind of Heaven (2020)
Director: Lance Oppenheim Beautifully photographed portrait of various residents living in America’s largest retirement community.
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2020, ari balouzian, community, daniel garber, darren aronofsky, david bolen, documentary, drugs, florida, golf, golf cart, homeless, jeffrey soros, kathleen lingo, lance oppenheim, melissa oppenheim, pacho velez, palm trees, retire, retired, retirement, simon horsman, some kind of heaven, the villages, villages
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The Two Popes (2019)
Director: Fernando Meirelles Writer: Anthony McCarten
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2019, abuse, anthony hopkins, anthony mccarten, benedict, biography, cardinal, catholic, church, comedy, conservative, controversy, drama, fernando meirelles, francis, italy, jonathan pryce, liberal, netflix, pope, pope benedict XVI, pope francis, priest, retire, rome, scandal, the two popes, vatican
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Rocky V (1990)
Director: John G. Avildsen Writer: Sylvester Stallone
Posted in Drama, Review, Sports
Tagged 1990, bankrupt, box, boxer, boxing, burgess meredith, burt young, drama, fight, kevin connolly, match, michael anthony williams, philadelphia, poor, protege, retire, retired, richard grant, ring, rocky, rocky balboa, rocky v, sage stallone, sport, sports, sylvester stallone, talia shire, tommy gunn, tommy morrison
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RED 2 (2013)
Director: Dean Parisot Writers: Jon Hoeber & Erich Hoeber (Based on the comic book by Warren Ellis and Cully Hamner)
Posted in Action, Comedy, Crime, Review
Tagged action, adaptation, agent, alan silvestri, anthony hopkins, assassin, bomb, brian cox, bruce willis, byung-hun, catherine zeta-jones, cia, comedy, comic book, crime, cully hamner, david thewlis, dean parisot, erich hoeber, france, french, funeral, garrick hagon, helen mirren, Hitman, john malkovich, jon hoeber, kill, lorenzo di bonaventura, mary-louise parker, murder, neal mcdonough, nuclear, nuke, paris, red, RED 2, retire, retired, russia, russian, torture, warren ellis
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The Late Shift (1996)
Director: Betty Thomas Writers: Bill Carter and George Armitage (Based on the book by Bill Carter)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Review
Tagged betty thomas, bill carter, bob balaban, business, carson, cbs, comedian, comedy, david letterman, drama, ed begley jr., george armitage, helen kushnick, ivan reitman, jay leno, john michael higgins, johnny carson, kathy bates, late night, leno, letterman, little richard, manager, nbc, network, quit, retire, rich little, sandra bernhard, talk show, television, the late shift, the tonight show, treat williams, tv
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Nobody’s Fool (1994)
Director: Robert Benton Writer: Robert Benton (Based on the novel by Richard Russo)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1994, alice drummond, bruce willis, comedy, drama, dylan walsh, howard shore, jessica tandy, melanie griffith, nobody's fool, paul newman, philip seymour hoffman, retire, retired, retirement, richard russo, robert benton, scott rudin, thanksgiving, weather, winter, work
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For Love of the Game (1999)
Director: Sam Raimi Writer: Dana Stevens (Based on a novel by Michael Shaara) First time seeing this. 99% of the reason I did was because Raimi directed it. I really don’t see or feel any of his touch in this. … Continue reading
Posted in Romance, Sports
Tagged 1999, baseball, brian cox, dana stevens, detroit, detroit tigers, for love of the game, j.k. simmons, jena malone, jk simmons, john c. reilly, kelly preston, michael shaara, perfect game, pitcher, retire, sam raimi, ted raimi, tigers, yankees
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