Posts Tagged ‘Marion Cotillard’

This is the movie that everyone has been waiting to see this year.  After Christopher Nolan did The Dark Knight a couple years ago everyone has been waiting with baited breathe for the next film in the Batman trilogy, however Nolan decided – just as he did with the previous Batman instalment – to take a break away from the world of comic books and bring us into this new original science-fiction heist film that he’s apparently been working on from birth (or something like that).  This movie takes the heist genre and decides to bring it into the world of the dream.  In the art of espionage the effectiveness of an agent is measured by how reliable the information is that’s at his fingertips, well how much more reliable can you get when you’re stealing the information directly from the subject’s subconscious while he’s sleeping.  This is the world that we’re thrust into in the film Inception. (more…)

Guido Contini (Daniel Day-Lewis) is one week away from beginning to shoot his latest film Italia, the only problem is that he hasn’t written the script yet.  He’s being harassed by the press, his producer, his costume designer and even his star actress, Claudia (Nicole Kidman) for this script that he has no clue what it’s going to be about.  We follow Guido as he searches his life and looks back at all the women that influenced him into being who he is today as he tries to figure out exactly what he’s going to do about this film. (more…)

Once again it’s time to talk about movies I may or may not be seeing at the cinema this week: (more…)

During the 1930s there was a wave of crime across America. One of the biggest characters from the time was John Dillinger [Johnny Depp]. The FBIs director, J. Edgar Hoover [Billy Crudup], has announced his war on crime and set up a task force to take down all these criminals with Dillinger as the top target. The leader of the task force is Melvin Purvis [Christian Bale] a promising agent in the agency on the rise. (more…)

Here Andrew, Damion and Douglas attempt to decipher Gus Van Sant’s filmography as well as reviewing Nacho Vigalondo’s Timecrimes. (more…)

 

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