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Tag Archives: sigourney weaver
Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)
Director: James Cameron Writers: James Cameron & Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver (Story by James Cameron & Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver & Josh Friedman & Shane Salerno)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged 2022, 3d, action, adventure, alien, aliens, amanda silver, avatar, avatar 2, brendan cowell, cch pounder, cliff curtis, commando, david brenner, edie falco, family, fantasy, father, forest, future, giovanni ribisi, imax, jack champion, james cameron, jemaine clement, joel david moore, john refoua, jon landau, josh friedman, kate winslet, mech, military, moon, nature, ocean, pandora, reef, revenge, rick jaffa, russell carpenter, sam worthington, sci-fi, science fiction, sea, sequel, shane salerno, sigourney weaver, simon franglen, son, stephen e. rivkin, stephen lang, tail, underwater, water, whale, zoe saldana
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The Ice Storm (1997)
Director: Ang Lee Writer: James Schamus (Based on the novel by Rick Moody)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1970s, 1997, adam hann-byrd, adaptation, affair, allison janney, ang lee, christina ricci, coming of age, connecticut, david krumholtz, drama, electrocuted, electrocution, elijah wood, family, fantastic four, frederick elmes, henry czerny, ice, ice storm, infidelity, james schamus, joan allen, katie holmes, kevin kline, key party, marriage, Michael danna, middle class, richard nixon, rick moody, sex, sigourney weaver, storm, swapping, swinging, ted hope, the ice storm, tim squyres, tobey maguire, train, winter
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Ghostbusters (2016)
Director: Paul Feig Writers: Katie Dippold & Paul Feig (Based on the film “Ghostbusters” directed by Ivan Reitman) (Based on the film “Ghostbusters” written by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis) First time seeing since theaters. Watched Extended Edition. Not terrible. Not … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged 2016, action, al roker, amy pascal, andy garcia, annie potts, answer the call, ben harris, bill murray, brent white, cecily strong, charles dance, chris hemsworth, comedy, dan aykroyd, ed begley jr., ernie hudson, eugene cordero, experiment, fantasy, ghost, ghostbusters, ghostbusters: answer the call, ghosts, harold ramis, ivan reitman, john milhiser, justin kirk, karan soni, kate mckinnon, katie dippold, kristen wiig, leslie jones, matt walsh, melissa bretherton, melissa mccarthy, michael k. williams, michael kenneth williams, milana vayntrub, nate corddry, neil casey, new york, new york city, nyc, ozzy osbourne, paul feig, reboot, remake, robert d. yeoman, sam richardson, school, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, sequel, sigourney weaver, slime, slimer, soup, steve higgins, subway, theodore shapiro, times square, toby huss, university, zach woods
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Abduction (2011)
Director: John Singleton Writer: Shawn Christensen Not good! A sad end to Singleton’s career.
Posted in Action, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 2011, abducted, abduction, action, alfred molina, assassin, bruce cannon, cia, dan lautner, dermot mulroney, doug davison, edward shearmur, ellen goldsmith-vein, fugitive, Hitman, jason isaacs, joel burleson, john singleton, lee stollman, lily collins, maria bello, michael nyqvist, missing, mystery, on the run, patrick crowley, peter menzies jr., roy lee, shawn christensen, sigourney weaver, taylor lautner, thriller
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021)
Director: Jason Reitman Writers: Gil Kenan & Jason Reitman (Based on characters created by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged action, adaptation, adventure, afterlife, bokeem woodbine, carrie coon, comedy, dan aykroyd, dana e. glauderman, eric steelberg, family, fantasy, farm, finn wolfhard, ghost, ghostbusters, ghostbusters: afterlife, ghosts, gil kenan, grandfather, harold ramis, ivan reitman, j.k. simmons, jason reitman, josh gad, legacy, logan kim, mckenna grace, nathan orloff, occult, olivia wilde, paul rudd, podcast, rob simonsen, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, sequel, shohreh aghdashloo, sigourney weaver, single mom, small town, spirit, tracy letts
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Working Girl (1988)
Director: Mike Nichols Writer: Kevin Wade
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1988, affair, alec baldwin, assistant, boss, business, comedy, deal, douglas wick, drama, executive, harrison ford, joan cusack, kevin spacey, kevin wade, lovce, manhattan, melanie griffith, michael ballhaus, mike nichols, money, new york, new york city, nora dunn, nyc, oliver platt, olympia dukakis, philip bosco, ricki lake, romance, sam o'steen, secretary, sigourney weaver, working girl, zach grenier
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Alien Resurrection (1997)
Director: Jean-Pierre Jeunet Writer: Joss Whedon (Based on characters created by Dan O’Bannon and Ronald Shusett) Special Edition cut. Least favorite in the series but I do appreciate how weird and disgusting it is.
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction
Tagged 1997, acid, action, alien, alien 4, alien: resurrection, aliens, android, basketball, bill badalato, brad dourif, clone, cloning, cryogenically frozen, cryogenics, cryosleep, dan hedaya, dan o'bannon, darius khongji, david giler, dominique pinon, egg, future, gary dourdan, gordon carroll, herve schneid, horror, hybrid, j.e. freeman, jean-pierre jeunet, john frizzell, joss whedon, kim flowers, leland orser, michael wincott, pregnant, queen, raymond cruz, resurrection, robot, ron perlman, ronald shusett, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, sequel, sigourney weaver, space, special edition, walter hill, wheelchair, winona ryder
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Alien³ (1992)
Director: David Fincher Writers: David Giler & Walter Hill and Larry Ferguson (Story by Vincent Ward) (Based on characters created by Dan O’Bannon & Ronald Shusett) Assembly Cut. Continuing watching the longer cuts of the Alien movies with the much … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1992, action, alex thomson, alien, alien 3, Alien³, aliens, android, assembly cut, brian glover, charles dance, charles s. dutton, christopher john fields, crash, cryosleep, dan o'bannon, danny webb, david crowther, david fincher, david giler, dog, egg, elliot goldenthal, gordon carroll, guard, holt mccallany, horror, lance henriksen, monster, ox, paul mcgann, pete postlethwaite, prison, prisoners, queen, ralph brown, robot, ronald shusett, sci-fi, science fiction, sequel, sigourney weaver, space, spaceship, terry rawlings, thriller, vincent ward, walter hill
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Aliens (1986)
Director: James Cameron Writer: James Cameron (Story by James Cameron and David Giler & Walter Hill) (Based on characters created by Dan O’Bannon & Ronald Shusett) Special Edition cut. Another classic! Also my first time watching the longer cut. Although … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1986, action, adrian biddle, alien, aliens, aliens: special edition, android, bill paxton, carrie henn, colette hiller, cryosleep, dan o'bannon, daniel kash, david giler, egg, future, gale anne hurd, horror, james cameron, james horner, jenette goldstein, lance henriksen, marine, mark rolston, michael biehn, military, monster, paul reiser, queen, ray lovejoy, rescue, ricco ross, robot, ronald shusett, sci-fi, science fiction, sequel, sigourney weaver, soldier, space, spaceship, special edition, thriller, walter hill, william hope
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Alien (1979)
Director: Ridley Scott Writer: Dan O’Bannon (Story by Dan O’Bannon & Ronald Shusett) Director’s Cut. First time seeing the director’s cut and honestly I did not notice any differences. Still incredible and one of my all time favorites.
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1979, action, alien, alien: director's cut, android, bolaji badejo, cat, crew, cryosleep, dan o'bannon, david crowther, david giler, derek vanlint, director's cut, egg, flamethrower, future, gordon carroll, harry dean stanton, helen horton, horror, ian holm, jerry goldsmith, john hurt, monster, mother, peter weatherley, ridley scott, robot, sci-fi, science fiction, ship, sigourney weaver, space, spaceship, terry rawlings, thriller, tom skerritt, veronica cartwright, walter hill, yaphet kotto
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