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Tag Archives: terrorism
Richard Jewell (2019)
Director: Clint Eastwood Writer: Billy Ray (Based on the Vanity Fair article “American Nightmare: The Ballad of Richard Jewell” by Marie Brenner) (Based on the book “The Suspect: An Olympic Bombing, the FBI, the Media, and Richard Jewell, the Man … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Drama
Tagged adaptation, American nightman, atlanta, billy ray, biography, bomb, bomber, bombing, clint eastwood, crime, drama, fbi, georgia, ian gomez, investigation, jennifer davisson, jessica meier, jon hamm, jonah hill, journalist, kathy bates, kenny rogers, kent alexander, kevin misher, kevin salwen, lawyer, leonardo dicaprio, media, mike pniewski, newspaper, nina arianda, olivia wilde, olympics, park, paul walter hauser, richard jewell, sam rockwell, television, terrorism, terrorist, the ballad of richard jewell, the suspect, tim moore, true story, vanity fair
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Assassin 33 A.D. (2020)
Director: Jim Carroll Writer: Jim Carroll
Posted in Action, Science Fiction
Tagged 2020, action, assassin, assassin 33 a.d., bible, biblical, brad keller, car accident, christian, christianity, donny boaz, gerardo davila, heidi montag, history, jason castro, jesus, jesus christ, jihad, jim carroll, morgan roberts, murder, religion, resurrection, sci-fi, science fiction, soldier, terrorism, terrorist, time machine, time travel
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6 Underground (2019)
Director: Michael Bay Writers: Paul Wernick & Rheet Reese
Posted in Action, Comedy
Tagged 2019, 6 underground, action, adria arjona, agent, agents, assassin, ben hardy, comedy, corey hawkins, dave franco, dead, death, guns, italy, manuel garcia-rulfo, melanie laurent, michael bay, middle east, mission, netflix, off the grid, Paul Wernick, rheet reese, ron funches, ryan reynolds, terrorism, terrorist
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Skyscraper (2018)
Director: Rawson Marshall Thurber Writer: Rawson Marshall Thurber
Posted in Action, Adventure
Tagged 2018, action, adventure, amputee, building, chin han, dwayne johnson, fire, hong kong, neve campbell, noah taylor, pablo schreiber, rawson marshall thurber, security, skyscraper, terrorism, terrorists, the rock
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The 15:17 to Paris (2018)
Director: Clint Eastwood Writer: Dorothy Blyskal (Based on the book by Anthony Sadler & Alek Skarlatos & Spencer Stone and Jeffrey E. Stern)
Posted in Drama
Tagged alek skarlatos, anthony sadler, attack, clint eastwood, dorothy blyskal, drama, europe, france, friends, friendship, jaleel white, jeffrey e. stern, jenna fischer, judy greer, p.j. byrne, paris, soldier, soldiers, spencer stone, terrorism, terrorist, the 15:17 to paris, thomas lennon, tony hale, train, travel, true story, war
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