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Tag Archives: robert richardson
Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021)
Director: Andy Serkis Writer: Kelly Marcel (Story by Tom Hardy & Kelly Marcel) (Based on characters from Marvel Comics) Thought this was really bad!
Posted in Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged action, adaptation, adventure, alien, amy pascal, andy serkis, avi arad, carnage, comic book, david michelinie, hutch parker, journalist, kelly marcel, marco beltrami, marvel comics, maryann brandon, matt tolmach, michelle williams, monster, monsters, naomie harris, peggy lu, prison, reid scott, robert richardson, ruben fleischer, sci-fi, science fiction, sequel, shriek, spider-man, stan saldas, stephen graham, superhero, symbiote, thriller, todd mcfarlane, tom hardy, venom, venom 2, venom: let there be carnage, villain, woody harrelson
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Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood (2019)
Director: Quentin Tarantino Writer: Quentin Tarantino
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1960s, 1969, 2019, acid, actor, agent, al pacino, austin butler, brad pitt, bruce dern, bruce lee, california, celebrity, charles manson, clifton collins jr, clu gulager, comedy, cowboy, dakota fanning, damian lewis, dog, drama, emile hirsch, fame, film, george spahn, green hordet, hippie, hollywood, italy, james remar, jay sebring, kate berlant, kurt russell, lena dunham, leonardo dicaprio, los angeles, luke perry, manson murders, margaret qualley, margot robbie, michael madsen, mike moh, murder, once upon a time in hollywood, quentin tarantino, rafal zawierucha, rebecca gayheart, robert richardson, roman polanski, rumer willis, scoot mcnairy, sharon tate, spahn ranch, squeaky, steve mcqueen, stunt double, stunt man, television, timothy olyphant, tv, Western, zoe bell
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The Hateful Eight (2015)
Director: Quentin Tarantino Writer: Quentin Tarantino
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Western
Tagged blizzard, bounty, bounty hunter, bruce dern, cabin, channing tatum, crime, criminal, demian bichir, drama, ennio morricone, gang, hangman, james parks, jennifer jason leigh, kurt russell, michael madsen, murder, mystery, poison, prisoner, quentin tarantino, robert richardson, samuel l. jackson, snow, storm, thriller, tim roth, walton goggins, Western, winter, wyoming, zoe bell
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The Hateful Eight (2015)
Director: Quentin Tarantino Writer: Quentin Tarantino
Posted in Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Western
Tagged blizzard, bounty, bounty hunter, bruce dern, cabin, channing tatum, crime, criminal, demian bichir, drama, ennio morricone, gang, hangman, james parks, jennifer jason leigh, kurt russell, michael madsen, murder, mystery, poison, prisoner, quentin tarantino, robert richardson, samuel l. jackson, snow, storm, thriller, tim roth, walton goggins, Western, winter, wyoming, zoe bell
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Wall Street (1987)
Director: Oliver Stone Writers: Stanley Weiser & Oliver Stone
Posted in Crime, Drama, Review
Tagged 1980s, 1987, apprentice, broker, charlie sheen, crime, daryl hannah, drama, gordon gekko, greed, greed is good, hal holbrook, james spader, john c. mcginley, martin sheen, michael douglas, new york, new york city, nyc, oliver stone, power, rich, robert richardson, sean young, stanley weiser, stewart copeland, stock, stock market, stocks, terence stamp, trade, trading, wall street, wealth, wealthy
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Heaven & Earth (1993)
Director: Oliver Stone Writer: Oliver Stone (Based on the books “When Heaven and Earth Changed Places” by Le Ly Hayslip and Jay Wurts & “Child of War, Woman of Peace” by Le Ly Hayslip and James Hayslip)
Posted in Action, Drama, Review, War
Tagged 1993, action, biography, child of war, culture, debbie reynolds, drama, dustin nguyen, fight, fighter, heaven & earth, heaven and earth, hiep thi le, jaing s. ngor, james hayslip, jay wurts, jeffrey jones, joan chen, kitaro, le ly hayslip, oliver stone, prostitute, prostitution, robert richardson, sally menke, tommy lee jones, viet cong, vietnam, vietnam war, vietnamese, village, war, when heaven and earth changed places, woman of peace
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The Doors (1991)
Director: Oliver Stone Writers: J. Randal Johnson and Oliver Stone
Posted in Drama, Musical, Review
Tagged 1960s, 1991, alcohol, alcoholic, alcoholism, andy warhol, band, billy idol, brian grazer, california, crispin glover, death, debi mazar, drama, drug, drugs, film school, france, frank whaley, j. randal johnson, john densmore, jom morrison, kathleen quinlan, kelly hu, kevin dillon, kyle maclachlan, lisa edelstein, lizard king, los angeles, meg ryan, michael madsen, michael wincott, mimi rogers, music, musical, oliver stone, pamela courson, paris, paul williams, poem, poet, poetry, randall jahnson, robert richardson, rock band, Ron Howard, the doors, titus welliver, ucla, val kilmer
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Bringing Out the Dead (1999)
Director: Martin Scorsese Writer: Paul Schrader (Based on the novel by Joe Connelly) Scorsese and Cage! Two of my favorites!
Posted in Drama, Review
Tagged 1999, adaptation, ambulance, bringing out the dead, city, drama, drive, driver, drug, drug overdose, Elmer Bernstein, ghost, hell's kitchen, hospital, joe connelly, john goodman, manhattan, marc anthony, martin scorsese, michael k. williams, new york, new york city, nicolas cage, nyc, overdose, paramedic, patricia arquette, paul schrader, queen latifah, robert richardson, scott rudin, thelma schoonmaker, tom sizemore, ving rhames, vision, visions
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Kill Bill (2004)
Director: Quentin Tarantino Writer: Quentin Tarantino Watched both movies back to back with Maura who had never seen them! Still a fun ride. Volume 2 is definitely my favorite of the two.
Posted in Action, Drama, Foreign, Martial Arts, Romance, Thriller
Tagged action, assassin, chia hui liu, chiaki kuriyama, china, conny chiba, daryl hannah, david carradine, gordon liu, japan, julie dreyfus, kill bill, kung fu, lucy liu, martial arts, michael bowen, michael madsen, michael parks, murder, pai mei, quentin tarantino, robert richardson, sally menke, samurai, the bride, the rza, thriller, uma thurman, vivica a. fox, wedding
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