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NOW YOU SEE ME 2 [2016]

Posted on June 8, 2016 by Jordan Dodd

Directed by Jon M. Chu Written by Ed Solomon (screenplay), Pete Chiarelli Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson , Dave Franco, Lizzy Caplan, Daniel Radcliffe, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman Much like its predecessor, this is a film with an inane plot that is… Continue Reading “NOW YOU SEE ME 2 [2016]”

Category: 2016, FilmTags: 2016, Daniel Radcliffe, Dave Franco, david copperfield, Ed Solomon, illusion, Jesse Eisenberg, Jon M. Chu, Lizzy Caplan, magic, Mark Ruffalo, michael caine, mindless entertainment, Morgan Freeman, Pete Chiarelli, Woody Harrelson

AFF: YOUTH [2015]

Posted on November 12, 2015 by Jordan Dodd

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The closing film for the Adelaide Film Festival was Paolo Sorrentino’s follow-up to his Oscar winning ‘The Great Beauty’. I had a blast during the festival, seeing at least one film each day. Sadly it is over and is a biennial event, so I… Continue Reading “AFF: YOUTH [2015]”

Category: 2015, Film, Film FestivalsTags: #adlff, 2015, @AdlFilmFest, Adelaide Film Festival, Drama, Harvey Keitel, Jane Fonda, michael caine, Paolo Sorrentino, Paul Dano, Rachel Weisz, Youth 2015

BLINDSIDED BY CHILDREN OF MEN [2006]

Posted on April 28, 2015 by Jordan Dodd

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BLINDSPOTTED!! What a movie to completely miss for almost a decade! If The City of Lost Children is akin to a Terry Gilliam film after ingesting high quantities of liquid LSD, then this is the opposite. A subdued, sci-fi/dystopian/thriller effort, British accents everywhere –… Continue Reading “BLINDSIDED BY CHILDREN OF MEN [2006]”

Category: Blogathons!, FilmTags: Alfonso Cuaron, children of men, Clive Owen, dystopia, Emmanuel Lubezki, Gravity, Julianne Moore, michael caine, sci-fi, Terry Gilliam, thriller

INTERSTELLAR [2014]

Posted on November 11, 2014 by Jordan Dodd

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Directed by Christopher Nolan, Written by Jonathan Nolan and Christopher Nolan Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Michael Caine, John Lithgow I have never liked Christopher Nolan a whole lot. Memento was fun, and I could relate to it, Insomnia was…. Okay, and… Continue Reading “INTERSTELLAR [2014]”