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Tag Archives: widow
The Laundromat (2019)
Director: Steven Soderbergh Writer: Scott Z. Burns (Based on the book by Jake Bernstein)
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama
Tagged adaptation, antonio banderas, chris parnell, comedy, crime, david schwimmer, drama, fraud, gary oldman, insurance, jake bernstein, james cromwell, jeffrey wright, larry clarke, larry wilmore, law firm, lawyer, matthias schoenaerts, melissa rauch, meryl streep, money, panama, panama papers, robert patrick, scott z. burns, sharon stone, steven soderbergh, the laundromat, true story, widow, will forte
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Widows (2018)
Director: Steve McQueen Writers: Gillian Flynn & Steve McQueen (Based on “Widows” by Lynda La Plante)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged adaptation, brian tyree henry, campaign, carrie coon, chicago, church, coburn goss, colin farrell, crime, criminal, cynthia erivo, daniel kaluuya, drama, election, elizabeth debicki, eric lynch, gillian flynn, government, hans zimmer, heist, jacki weaver, jon bernthal, liam neeson, lukas haas, lynda la plante, manuel garcia-rulfo, matt walsh, michael j. harney, michelle rodriguez, murder, politician, politics, remake, robert duvall, steve mcqueen, thriller, viola davis, wealth, widow, widows
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Jackie (2016)
Director: Pablo Larrain Writer: Noah Oppenheim
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1960s, 2016, assassination, beth grant, billy crudup, biography, camelot, caspar phillipson, darren aronofsky, death, drama, faith, first lady, greta gerwig, grief, history, jackie, jacqueline kennedy, jfk, john carroll lynch, john f. kenney, john hurt, max casella, murder, natalie portman, noah oppenheim, pablo larrain, peter sarsgaard, president, richard e. grant, trauma, widow
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Ouija: Origin of Evil (2016)
Director: Mike Flanagan Writers: Mike Flanagan & Jeff Howard (Based on characters created by Juliet Snowden & Stiles White)
Posted in Horror, Thriller
Tagged 2016, annalise basso, board game, business, california, daughter, doug jones, elizabeth reaser, evil, game, ghost, henry thomas, horror, jason blum, jeff howard, juliet snowden, los angeles, lulu wilson, michael bay, mike flanagan, mother, ouija, ouija: origin of evil, paranormal, prequel, scam, sequel, spirit, stiles white, thriller, widow
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Hot Pursuit (2015)
Director: Anne Fletcher Writers: David Feeney & John Quaintance
Posted in Action, Comedy, Crime
Tagged 2015, action, anne fletcher, boss, comedy, cop, crime, david feeney, drug, drugs, fugitive, hot pursuit, john quaintance, matthew del negro, michael mosley, mike birbiglia, police, reese witherspoon, road trip, robert kazinsky, sofia vergara, texas, widow, witness
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Bernie (2012)
Director: Richard Linklater Writers: Richard Linklater & Skip Hollandsworth (Based on the article in Texas Monthly by Skip Hollandsworth)
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama
Tagged 2012, bernie, bernie tiede, carthage, comedy, crime, death, drama, friendship, funeral, jack black, marjorie nugent, matthew mcconaughey, money, mortician, murder, relationship, richard linklater, shirley maclaine, skip hollandsworth, small town, texas, texas monthly, true story, wealthy, widow
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Things We Lost in the Fire (2007)
Director: Susanne Bier Writer: Allan Loeb
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2007, addict, addiction, Alexis Llewellyn, alison lohman, allan loeb, benicio del toro, david duchovny, drama, drugs, family, friend, halle berry, john carroll lynch, junkie, loss, Narcotics Anonymous, recovery, sam mendes, susanne bier, things we lost in the fire, widow
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