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Tag Archives: Hollywood movies
entertainment for kids of different ages (Film: Black Panther – Ryan Coogler, 2018)
The usual introduction and disclaimer applies. When I chose to go to a comics-inspired movie I expect a different type of experience than the one that I expect when I go do a Shakespeare-inspired film or an European art production. … Continue reading
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verbose and boring true crime biography (Film: Molly’s Game – Jessica Chastain, 2017)
Americans love the true crime genre. The big bookstores in the US have dedicated true crime books sections. Many of the Hollywood or independent films are based on true crime stories, biographies and memoirs of people who walked on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Sorkin, Hollywood movies, Jessica Chastain, Kevin Costner, Molly's Game
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worst is good (Film: The Disaster Artist – James Franco, 2017)
Hollywood loves more than anything else to make films about Hollywood. There may be some trivial economic reasons for this, films about films taking place mostly in film studios are easy to make in film studios. There is a more … Continue reading
life and anger in deep America (film: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri – Martin McDonagh, 2017)
‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri‘ is positioning itself as the main favorite of the Academy Awards season, and if it will win some of the statuettes in the major categories it will be by merit. It is quite interesting that … Continue reading
good old film making about good old journalism (Film: The Post – Steven Spielberg, 2017)
Movies about the late 60s or early 70s become more and more epoch films. They describe a time when dollars were kept in boxes to be used by kids ten or fifteen years later and still have some value, when … Continue reading
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not exactly a final jewell (Film: Topaz – Alfred Hitchcock, 1969)
‘Topaz’ is quite different than most of the previous movies in the filmography of Alfred Hitchcock and also lacks the (American movie) stars in its distribution, as his fans were accustomed in the 20 or 30 years that preceded its release … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, Hollywood movies, Michel Piccoli, Philippe Noiret, Topaz
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the odd charm of the cold war films (Film: Torn Curtain – Alfred Hitchcock, 1966)
I love seeing films half a century after their initial releases. It’s not only a cinematographic experience that in many cases brings up unexpected gems, but also an opportunity to compare the acting and directing styles, the technical means, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, Hollywood movies, Julie Andrews, lila kedrova, Paul Newman, Torn Curtain
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magic fun (Film: Now You See Mee – Morgan Freeman, 2013)
I have somehow missed ‘Now You See Me‘, a very entertaining movie directed by Louis Leterrier when it was released four years ago. Luckily, it’s one of those movies that do not lose their appeal that fast, and then it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Hollywood movies, Jesse Eisenberg, Louis Leterrier, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, Now You See Me, Woody Harrelson
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the thrill lasts as long as the call lasts (Film: The Call – Halle Berry, 2013)
The action thriller The Call which takes place in the Los Angeles area brings to the center of the action a category of people who seldom appear on screens in most of the movies dealing with police work – the … Continue reading
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Tagged action thriller, Brad Anderson, Halle Berry, Hollywood movies, The Call
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enjoyable (Film: Wonder Woman – Gal Gadot, 2017)
So we bought our tickets and our medium sized popcorn box (usually lasts about 15 minutes in the movie), grabbed the 3D spectacles and sat in the theater to watch Wonder Woman. That’s the way to do it. Each genre … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Pine, David Thewlis, Gal Gadot, Hollywood movies, Patty Jenkins, Wonder Woman
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