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Maranatha’s Johnny Appleseed
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Tag Archives: Cinematography
The Beguiled (2017) Rated R
A wounded Union soldier arrives at a girl’s school in Virginia during the end of the Civil War. Starring Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman, and Kirsten Dunst. This is a remake of the 1971 film, and this version has a number … Continue reading
Posted in 2017, Drama, films, Historical, Movie reviews, movies, Rated R, reviews
Tagged 1971 version, acting, characters, Cinematography, civil war, Colin Farrell, end, fair, film, film reviews, films, girl, girl school, Kirsten Dunst, movie, movie reviews, movies, names, nicole kidman, not worth, number, remake, school, Sofia Coppola, soldier, story, substance, The Beguiled, trailer, union, union soldier, version, Virginia, wounded
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Of Mice and Men (1992) Rated PG-13
A story of two farm hands, as one looks after his mentality disabled friend. Based on the book by John Steinbeck. Starring John Malkovich, Gary Sinise, and Ray Walston. I thought this was a brilliant interpretation of John Steinbeck’s book. … Continue reading
Posted in 1992, Based on a Novel, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated PG-13, reviews, Western
Tagged acted, Americans, based on the book, book, books, care, caretaker, characters, Cinematography, conflicted, dreams, farm, film, film reviews, films, friend, futures, Gary Sinise, hands, interpretation, John Malkovich, john steinbeck, life, looks, man, mentality disabled, movie, movie reviews, movies, Of Mice and Men, Ray Walston, story, struggles, trailer, two, verge, violence, voice, worth
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Monte Walsh (2003) Rated TV-14
Monte has been a cowboy all his life and now big business is trying to take over the rancher’s land. Based on the book by Jack Schaefer. Starring Tom Selleck, Isabella Rossellini, and Keith Carradine. This film is a quintessential … Continue reading
Posted in 2003, Based on a Novel, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated TV-14, reviews
Tagged actors, based on the book, books, business, casting, character, characters, Cinematography, Cowboy, cowboys, film, film reviews, films, first, Isabella Rossellini, Jack Schaefer, Keith Carradine, land, life, Monte Walsh, movie, movie reviews, movies, pacing, ranchers, scenery, shootouts, study, Tom Selleck, trailer, western, Westerns, worth
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To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) Rated NR
A widowed lawyer in 1930s Alabama defends a black man accused of rape. Based on the book by Harper Lee. Starring Gregory Peck, John Megna, and Frank Overton. This is a classic film. It’s held up over time due to … Continue reading
Posted in 1962, Based on a Novel, Crime, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews
Tagged 1930s, accused, actors, alabama, based on the book, black, black and white, black man, book, books, child, Cinematography, classic, classic film, eyes, film, film reviews, films, Frank Overton, Gregory Peck, Harper Lee, John Megna, lawyer, Lifetime, man, movie, movie reviews, movies, pacing, performances, prejudice, prejudices, rape, realities, reality, showcases, time, To Kill a Mockingbird, trailer, Widowed, worth
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The Rare Breed (1966) Rated NR
An English woman and her daughter enlist a cowboy to help get their bull to mate with their longhorns. Starring James Stewart, Maureen O’Hara, and Brian Keith. This is different than the usual westerns. However, the film has the quintessential … Continue reading
Posted in 1966, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews, Western
Tagged audience, Brian Keith, Bull, care, characters, Cinematography, Cowboy, daughter, deals, English, film, film reviews, films, James Stewart, john williams, Joy, land, longhorns, mate, Maureen O'Hara, middle-aged, movie, movie reviews, movies, Music, not worth, offbeat, story, The Rare Breed, themes, trailer, two, western, woman
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The Proud and Profane (1956) Rated NR
During WWII, a widow falls for a lieutenant colonel. Starring William Holden, Deborah Kerr, and Thelma Ritter. At first I thought this would be a great love story. While it has it’s moments, there are also moments when the pacing … Continue reading
Posted in 1956, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews, Romance
Tagged acting, characters, Cinematography, colonel, deborah kerr, dialogue, fall in love, film, film reviews, films, first, happy, issues, lieutenant, lieutenant colonel, love, love story, meet, mismatch, moments, movie, movie reviews, movies, not worth, outline, pacing, problem, romance, story, sympathize, The Proud and Profane, Thelma Ritter, trailer, typical, widow, William Holden, wwII
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Nightwatch (1997) Rated R
A law student takes a night job at the morgue when a serial killer targets him as the killer. Starring Anais Evans, Ewan McGregor, and Nick Nolte. This film is interesting. I wasn’t expecting the twist. However, it’s not the … Continue reading
Posted in 1997, Drama, films, Horror, Movie reviews, movies, Rated R, reviews
Tagged Anais Evans, best, best friend, budget, characters, Cinematography, claustrophobic, couple, creepiness, ewan mcgregor, film, film reviews, films, horror film, hours, innocent, job, jokes, killer, law, loves, low, low budget, man, morgue, movie, movie reviews, movies, Nick Nolte, night, night job, Nightwatch, not worth, practical, red herring, script, serial, Serial Killer, story, student, suspense, trailer, twist
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The Forgotten (2004) Rated PG-13
When a man and woman find out their children never existed they must find out why. Starring Julianne Moore, Christopher Kovaleski, and Matthew Pleszewicz. While this film has a subject that is not new, a woman grieving for her children … Continue reading
Posted in 2004, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Mysteries, reviews
Tagged audience, children, Christopher Kovaleski, Cinematography, consistency, eye, film, film reviews, films, grieving, Julianne Moore, man, Matthew Pleszewicz, movie, movie reviews, movies, not worth, questions, Sci-fi, script, slow, suspense, The Forgotten, trailer, woman
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Enchanted Kingdom (2014) Rated G
A documentary on the world we live in while showcasing the wild creatures that inhabit it. Starring Idris Elba, Lambert Wilson, and Lillie-Mae Stewart. The cinematography is good, and the timelapse of the film is spectacular. Those are the only … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Documentary, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated G, reviews
Tagged animal life, animals, asleep, Cinematography, Enchanted Kingdom, Enchanted Kingdom 3D, evolution, facts, film, film reviews, films, Idris Elba, Lambert Wilson, Lillie-Mae Stewart, logic, movie, movie reviews, movies, native, not worth, timelapse, trailer, voice, world
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