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Tag Archives: television
They Live (1988)
Director: John Carpenter Writer: John Carpenter (Based on the short story “Eight O’Clock in the Morning” by Ray Nelson)
Posted in Action, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1988, action, adaptation, al leong, alan howarth, alien, aliens, brainwashing, conspiracy, construction, eight o'clock in the morning, frank armitage, frank e. jimenez, gary b. kibbe, george flower, ghoul, john carpenter, keith david, larry franco, meg foster, news, obey, ray nelson, roddy piper, satire, sci-fi, science fiction, sunglasses, television, they live, thriller, tv
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Kate & Leopold (2001)
Director: James Mangold Writers: James Mangold and Steven Rogers (Story by Steven Rogers) Horror movie sequel where Kate realizes it was a horrible mistake for a modern woman to go back in time and live in the 1800s.
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy, Romance
Tagged 1800s, 2001, actor, bradley whitford, breckin meyer, bridge, brooklyn, brooklyn bridge, butter, cathy konrad, comedy, commercial, craig bierko, david brenner, duke, elevator, fantasy, hugh jackman, james mangold, Kate & Leopold, kristen schaal, Liev Schreiber, marketing, meg ryan, natasha lyonne, new york, new york city, nyc, paxton whitehead, rolfe kent, romance, romantic comedy, spalding gray, stuart dryburgh, television, time travel, tv, viola davis
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Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal & Greed (2021)
Director: Joshua Rofe Mediocre Netflix doc.
Happy Happy Joy Joy: The Ren & Stimpy Story (2020)
Directors: Ron Cicero & Kimo Easterwood Writer: Ron Cicero Great show. OK doc.
Posted in Animated, Documentary
Tagged 2020, abuse, abusive, animated, animation, animator, art, artist, billy west, bob camp, bobby lee, cartoon, Christina burchard, Happy Happy Joy Joy: The Ren & Stimpy Story, Iliza shlesinger, jack black, john kricfalusi, kevin klauber, kirk douglas, Nickelodeon, pedophile, ren, ron cicero, sean jarrett, show, television, tv
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To Die For (1995)
Director: Gus Van Sant Writer: Buck Henry (Based on the book by Joyce Maynard) Been a long time since I had seen it. Very good black comedy. Kidman kills it.
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1995, adaptation, affair, buck henry, casey affleck, comedy, crime, dan hedaya, danny elfman, david cronenberg, documentary, drama, eric alan edwards, george segal, gus van sant, high school, holland taylor, Ileana douglas, joaquin phoenix, joyce maynard, kurtwood smith, laura ziskin, matt dillon, murder, newscaster, nicole kidman, sex, television, thriller, to die for, tv, wayne knight, weather
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I Wanna Hold Your Hand (1978)
Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers: Robert Zemeckis & Bob Gale
Posted in Comedy, Musical, Romance
Tagged 1978, alex rose, alexandra rose, beatlemania, beatles, bob gale, bobby di cicco, concert, dick miller, donald m. morgan, ed sullivan, eddie deezen, frank morriss, george harrison, hotel, john lennon, marc mcclure, nancy allen, new jersey, new york, new york city, nyc, paul mccartney, ringo starr, road trip, robert zemeckis, rock and roll, steven spielberg, susan kendall newman, tamara asseyev, teenagers, television, the beatles, the ed sullivan show, theresa saldana, tv, wendie jo sperber
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The Insider (1999)
Director: Michael Mann Writers: Eric Roth & Michael Mann (Based on the Vanity Fair article “The Man Who Knew Too Much” by Marie Brenner) Great!
Posted in Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1999, 60 minutes, adaptation, al pacino, biography, bracken meyer, brown & williamson, bruce mcgill, cancer, cbs, christopher plummer, cigarettes, colm feore, corporation, court, dante spinotti, david rosenbloom, debi mazar, diane venora, eric roth, gina gershon, interview, jeffrey wigand, journalism, journalist, kentucky, lawyer, lindsay crouse, lisa gerrard, lowell bergman, marie brenner, michael gambon, michael mann, mike wallace, nda, news, paul rubell, philip baker hall, pieter bourke, pieter jan brugge, producer, rip torn, russell crowe, school, science, scientist, smoking, stephen tobolowsky, teacher, television, the insider, the man who knew too much, tobacco, true story, tv, vanity fair, whistleblower, william goldenberg
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Irresistible (2020)
Director: Jon Stewart Writer: Jon Stewart Not good!
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 2020, bill irwin, bobby bukowski, brent sexton, bruce altman, bryce dessner, cable news, campaign, chris cooper, comedy, competition, dede gardner, election, farm, farmer, jay rabinowitz, jeremy kleiner, jon stewart, lila yacoub, mackenzie davis, marine, mayor, mayoral race, mike selemon, money, news, political campaign, politician, politics, rose byrne, satire, small town, steve carell, strategist, strategy, television, topher grace, tv, veteran, will sasso, wisconsin
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