There have been a lot of films these days that have featured many small parallel storylines that eventually collide and form a larger picture which is what the film is all about.
There is one word that best describes this movie: whacked. If you had to describe it beyond that word, you would have to say that it has elements of Hotel New Hampshire, The World According to Garp, and practically anything directed by Wes Anderson.
Death of a President is a fake documentary that looks back at the assassination of George W. Bush as seen through the eyes of his old staff many years later. According to the film, Bush was assassinated in October of 2007 and that a lot of problems, conspiracies, and corruption happened surrounding the event's investigation.
Phillip Noyce is probably one of my favorite under-appreciated directors working today.
Based on a true story, Catch a Fire tells the tale of how one man in South Africa resorts to violence after being falsely accused of being part of the illegal "African National Congress".
Are you struggling to decide what to rent this Halloween while ghosts and goblins go door-to-door seeking out tricks or treats? Maybe you plan on staying up after the pint-sized ghouls have their bags full and are fast asleep.
Well, here's a list of some scary flicks that are sure to make your All Hallow's Eve a memorable one.
This is not the first war movie Clint Eastwood has been involved with, but it is the best. It is not, however, a movie John Wayne would have starred in.
It deals with the battle of Iwo Jima in the Pacific. Thousands of soldiers lost their lives there.
The movie has some startling battle scenes. Those scenes reminded me of the ones in Saving Private Ryan.
Legendary director Clint Eastwood unveils his latest epic.
When you sit back and watch Infamous, a few things may enter your mind.
In show business, as in life, timing is everything: last year we were watching Philip Seymour Hoffman's Oscar-winning performance as Truman Capote in Capote. Here we are, a year later, watching Toby Jones as Truman Capote in Infamous. So, the comparisons are unavoidable.
As a movie, Infamous is better. The only drawback is Jones.
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