Posts with the tag Bruce Willis.
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Review: Red 2
Posted by: Randy Hazzard • July 18, 2013 @ 5:12am
If Jason Bourne didn't take himself so seriously, he would have fit in with the RED crew. If the Expendables worried more about stories and less about resurrecting dead careers, it would resemble the RED series.
I would much rather see Bruce Willis continue in the role of Frank Moses over John
McClain.
Review: Looper
Posted by: Tony Hinds • September 28, 2012 @ 12:20pm
What is so amazing about Looper –the new sci-fi/ action master work from Brick and The Brothers Bloom director Rian Johnson- is that it is not just another movie about time travel.
Top Fives: Sports Movies (That Aren't Really About Sports)
Posted by: Tony Hinds • August 1, 2012 @ 12:44pm
As you've probably heard- it's summer right now.
Review: Moonrise Kingdom
Posted by: Tony Hinds • June 16, 2012 @ 2:08pm
From that very first shot... That sideways tracking shot across the vast second floor of the Bishop family house, I was grinning from ear to ear. We are firmly and beautifully implanted back inside the familiar surroundings of a great Wes Anderson film. Cue the Welcome Back, Kotter theme.
The plot follows two young lovers who run off into the woods together.
Review: Red
Posted by: Paul Little • October 15, 2010 @ 12:20pm
Looking for an exciting action film, with a bit of comedy thrown in, featuring a bunch of Hollywood vets who are clearly having a blast? Think I'm a couple months behind and talking about The Expendables? Well, you'd be wrong.
Review: The Expendables
Posted by: Andrew Burns • August 17, 2010 @ 5:24pm
In need of a summer blockbuster that will put your brain on auto pilot for two hours, have some familiar faces, and put hair on your chest? Well then The Expendables will do the trick for you. This flick is jam-packed with past and present action superstars.
Interview: Actor/comedian Kevin Pollak on his career and his new web talk show
Posted by: Paul Little • November 9, 2009 @ 8:47pm
Kevin Pollak has carved himself a very successful career as a top-notch character actor in comedies and dramas. Nearly every filmgoer on earth has seen one of his dozens of films -- The Usual Suspects, A Few Good Men, The Whole Nine Yards, Hostage, Grumpy Old Men, Casino, L.A.
Review: Alpha Dog
Posted by: Dean Kish • January 12, 2007 @ 8:36am
It has been a long time since I have been reminded of the dynamic work of one S. E. Hinton, who is most famous for writing the novels "Tex", "Rumble Fish", and "The Outsiders". It is the latter film that most of us remember.
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