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Tag Archives: train
Bullet Train (2022)
Director: David Leitch Writer: Zak Olkewicz (Based on the book by Kotaro Isaka)
Posted in Action, Comedy, Crime
Tagged 2022, aaron taylor-johnson, action, adaptation, andrew koji, antoine fuqua, assassin, assassination, bad bunny, Benito A MartÃnez Ocasio, brad pitt, brian tyree henry, briefcase, bullet train, cartel, channing tatum, comedy, crime, david leitch, diesel, dominic lewis, elisabet ronaldsdottir, gangster, hiroyuki sanada, Hitman, japan, japanese, job, joey king, jonathan sela, kelly mccormick, kotaro isaka, kyoto, logan lerman, masi oka, michael shannon, money, revenge, ryan reynolds, sadie beetz, sandra bullock, tokyo, train, water bottle, wedding, yakuza, zak olkewicz
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Train to Busan (2016)
Director: Sang-ho Yeon Writers: Joo-Suk Park & Sang-Ho Yeon
Posted in Action, Foreign, Horror, Thriller
Tagged 2016, action, bite, busan, child, daughter, family, father, foreign, gong yoo, horror, hyung-deok lee, infected, infection, jinmo yang, joo-suk park, korea, korean, lee dong-ha, living dead, ma dong-seok, outbreak, pregnant, sang-ho yeon, seoul, south korea, survival, thriller, train, train to busan, young-gyu jang, yu-mi jung, zombie, zombies
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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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Riders of Justice (2021)
Director: Anders Thomas Jensen Writer: Anders Thomas Jensen (Story by Anders Thomas Jensen & Nikolaj Arcel) What a pleasant surprise! Much more interesting and unique than the knock off Taken that the marketing makes it look like.
Posted in Action, Comedy, Crime, Drama, Foreign, Thriller
Tagged 2021, accident, action, Anders Albjerg Kristiansen, anders Thomas jensen, coincidence, comedy, crime, danish, denmark, drama, family, finland, foreign, fyn, gang, jeppe kaas, kasper tuxen, Mads Mikkelsen, math, military, Nicolaj Monberg, nikolaj arcel, Retfaerdighedens ryttere, revenge, science, scientist, sidsel hybschmann, sisse graum jorgensen, subway, sweden, thriller, train
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The Polar Express (2004)
Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers: Robert Zemeckis & William Broyles Jr. (Based on the book by Chris Van Allsburg)
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Fantasy
Tagged 2004, adaptation, adventure, alan silvestri, animated, animation, child, children, chris van allsburg, christmas, christmas eve, conductor, don burgess, eddie deezen, engineer, family, fantasy, gary goetzman, holiday, holidays, hot chocolate, josh hutcherson, kid, leslie zemeckis, michael jeter, nona gaye, north pole, peter scolari, r. orlando duenas, reindeer, robert presley, robert zemeckis, santa claus, sleigh, snow, steve starkey, steven tyler, the polar express, ticket, tom hanks, toys, train, william broyles jr., william teitler
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The Matrix Revolutions (2003)
Directors: The Wachowskis Writers: The Wachowskis (Based on characters created by The Wachowskis)
Posted in Action, Martial Arts, Science Fiction
Tagged 2003, action, agent, architect, artificial intelligence, bill pope, bruce spence, carrie-anne moss, christopher kirby, collin chou, computer, cornel west, deus ex machina, don davis, dystopia, essie davis, future, hacker, harold perrineau, harry lennix, helmut bakaitis, hugo weaving, ian bliss, jada pinkett smith, joel silver, keanu reeves, lachy hulme, lana wachowski, laurence fishburne, lilly wachowski, limbo, machine, martial arts, mary alice, matrix, monica bellucci, morpheus, nathaniel lees, neo, nona gaye, oracle, persephone, post apocalypse, post apocalyptic, program, prophecy, robot, sci-fi, science fiction, sentinel, sequel, simulation, the matrix, the matrix revolutions, the one, the wachowskis, train, trinity, virtual reality, zach staenberg, zion
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King Richard (2021)
Director: Reinaldo Marcus Green Writer: Zach Baylin
Posted in Drama, Sports
Tagged 2021, aunjanue ellis, biography, brad greenquist, california, celebrity, coach, compton, country club, dad, daughters, demi singleton, drama, dylan mcdermott, fame, family, famous, father, florida, jada pinkett smith, john mcenroe, jon bernthal, kevin dunn, king richard, kris bowers, nike, pamela martin, pete sampras, reebok, reinaldo marcus green, rich sommer, richard williams, rick macci, robert elswit, saniyya sidney, serena williams, sport, sports, tennis, tim white, tony goldwyn, tournament, train, training, trevor white, true stoy, venus williams, will smith, wimbledon, zach baylin
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Ghosts of Mars (2001)
Director: John Carpenter Writers: Larry Sulkis & John Carpenter
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction
Tagged 2001, action, addict, addiction, anthrax, clea duvall, colony, cop, drugs, future, gary b. kibbe, ghost, ghosts, ghosts of mars, horror, ice cube, jail, Jason Statham, joanna cassidy, john carpenter, larry sulkis, mars, martian, mine, natasha henstridge, pam grier, paul c. warschilka, police, prisoner, sandy king, sci-fi, science fiction, train
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