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Tag Archives: Hollywood movies
beware of regular people (Film: The Matador – Pierce Brosnan, 2005)
Should I feel a little bit guilty for having enjoyed this film? It’s not the greatest action movie around, it lacks special effects and car chases. Credibility is not really the strong argument of the story. We are asked and … Continue reading
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Tagged Greg Kinnear, Hollywood movies, Hope Davis, movies, Pierce Brosnan, Richard Shepard, The Matador
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Messengers of Death (Film: The Messenger – Oren Moverman, 2009)
This may be the toughest non-combat task in any army – announcing families that their dearest ones, son or daughter, husband or wife fell on the line of duty in war. It needs to be done fast, as relatives should … Continue reading
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Tagged Alessandro Camon, American cinema, Ben Foster, Hollywood movies, movies, Oren Moverman, Samantha Morton, The Messenger, Woody Harrelson
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This is Called Grace (Film: The Soloist – Jamie Foxx, Robert Downey Jr., 2009)
One trick I truly dislike when a movie is promoted is when the label ‘inspired by a true story’ is placed into a too visible place, especially when it comes to true stories and to characters which I could in … Continue reading
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Tagged Hollywood movies, Jamie Foxx, Joe Wright, movies, music, Rober Downey Jr., The Soloist
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Growth Pains (Film: Mission: Impossible – Gost Protocol – Tom Cruise, 2011)
The Mission Impossible the Bond series share growth pains. They are both making huge efforts to adapt and behave nicely in the new millennium.It’s not an easy task for series whose characters, rules and conventions have been written originally in … Continue reading
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Tagged Brad Bird, Ghost Protocol, Hollywood movies, Mission Impossible, movies, Tom Cruise
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farewell to the good old fashioned journalism (Film: State of Play – Russell Crowe, 2009)
What a difference three years make when it comes to telling stories and newspapers and journalist. By the time it was made State of the Play took the plot of a BBC series and carried it over the Ocean melding … Continue reading
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Tagged Helen Mirren, Hollywood movies, Kevin Macdonald, movies, Rachel McAdams, Russell Crowe, State of Play
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talent wasted on an awful story (Film: Chloe – Atom Egoyan, 2009)
I am sometimes wondering about the bad choices made by one director or the other, or by one actor or another. When such a gathering of talents like Atom Egoyan – director of Ararat, Liam Neeson – star of Schindler’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Seyfried, Atom Egoyan, Canadian cinema, Chloe, Hollywood movies, Julianne Moore, Liam Neeson, movies
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… and the rest is NOT silence (Film: The Artist – Michel Hazanavicius, 2011)
The Artist is a good and entertaining film, and it may deserve the handful of Oscar prizes that it received. I missed it in the theaters, then I bought the DVD when I was in Paris, and it’s only now … Continue reading
21st century Bond (Film: Skyfall – James Bond, 2012)
The century is the 21st according to one of the popular counting methods and ‘Bond, James Bond’ is still spoken from the screen by a man dressed in a tuxedo with a glass of a selected cocktail in hand. Yet, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Whishaw, Daniel Craig, Hollywood movies, James Bond, Judi Dench, movies, Naomi Harris, Ralph Fiennes, Sam Mendes
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Uncertain Future (Film: Sound of My Voice, 2011)
There are many interesting scenes and ideas in Sound a My Voice, the first film of director Zal Batmanglij. Co-written with Brit Marling, one of the two feminine stars of the film it tells the story of a young couple … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, Brit Marling, Christopher Denham, Hollywood movies, movies, Nicole Vicius, Sound of My Voice, Zal Batmanglij
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Back to the 80s (Film: We Own the Night – Joaquin Phoenix, Mark Wahlberg, 2007)
There is a strong feeling of deja vu planning on the viewers of We Own the Night (the slogan of the NYPD in the 80s, while fighting for the control of the streets of the Big Apple at night). The … Continue reading
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Tagged Eva Mendes, Hollywood movies, James Gray, Joaquin Phoenix, Mark Wahlberg, Moni Moshonov, movies, Robert Duvall, We Own the Night
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