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Tag Archives: sam shepard
Cold in July (2014)
Director: Jim Mickle Writers: Nick Damici & Jim Mickle (Based on the novel by Joe R. Lansdale)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 2014, adaptation, burglar, cold in july, convict, crime, don johnson, drama, ex-con, family, jim mickle, joe r. lansdale, ken holmes, michael c. hall, murder, nick damici, revenge, sam shepard, texas, thriller, vengeance, vines shaw
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Midnight Special (2016)
Director: Jeff Nichols Writer: Jeff Nichols
Posted in Adventure, Drama, Mystery, Science Fiction
Tagged 2016, adam driver, adventure, bill camp, cult, drama, family, father, government, jaeden lieberher, jeff nichols, joel edgerton, kirsten dunst, michael shannon, mystery, paul sparks, powers, religion, sam shepard, sci-fi, science fiction, scott haze, son, special
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All the Pretty Horses (2000)
Director: Billy Bob Thornton Writer: Ted Tally (Based on the novel by Cormac McCarthy)
Posted in Drama, Romance, Western
Tagged 1940s, adaptation, all the pretty horses, billy bob thornton, border, border trilogy, bruce dern, cormac mccarthy, court, cowboy, drama, henry thomas, horse, horses, jail, jesse plemons, judge, love, lucas black, matt damon, mexican, mexico, miriam colon, murder, penelope cruz, prison, ranch, rancher, road trip, robert patrick, romance, ruben blades, sally menke, sam shepard, ted tally, texas, Western
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August: Osage County (2013)
Director: John Wells Writer: Tracy Letts (Based on the play by Tracy Letts)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2013, abigail breslin, adaptation, august: osage county, benedict cumberbatch, bob weinstein, chris cooper, dermot mulroney, dysfunctional, ewan mcgregor, family, george clooney, grant heslov, harvey weinstein, incest, john wells, julia roberts, julianne nicholson, juliette lewis, margo martindale, meryl streep, misty upham, oklahoma, play, reunion, sam shepard, theater, tracy letts
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Mud (2013)
Director: Jeff Nichols Writer: Jeff Nicols Good! Jeff Nichols previously wrote and directed Take Shelter. A guy I am going to keep my eye on. I really like the way McConaughey has been going the last couple years.
Posted in Drama, Romance, Thriller
Tagged 2013, boat, bonnie sturdivant, cannes, clams, convict, crime, drama, fish, fugitive, homeless, jacob lofland, jeff nichols, lucero, matthew mcconaughey, michael shannon, mud, murder, ray mckinnon, reese witherspoon, romance, sam shepard, sarah paulson, sniper, thriller, tree, tye sheridan, wanted
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Steel Magnolias (1989)
Director: Herbert Ross Writer: Robert Harling (Based on his own play)
Safe House (2012)
Director: Daniel Espinosa Writer: David Guggenheim No One Is Safe. No One Is House. Anyway this is an overly long Tony Scott lite thriller. The story is extremely thin and if you watch the trailer you pretty much got the … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Drama, Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012, action, brendan gleeson, cape town, cia, daniel espinosa, david guggenheim, denzel washington, drama, robert patrick, ryan reynolds, safe house, sam shepard, south africa, thriller, vera farmiga
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