SnoopyStyle
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New York artist Margaret Church (Cecilia Peck) is working on her first solo show. She goes home to her parents, Gardner Church (Gregory Peck) and Fanny Church (Lauren Bacall). She wants to paint their portrait. Unbeknownst to her, they have sold the family home and is in the process of moving out.
This is a TV movie on TNT. I am sure that everybody was happy to just see the veteran actors doing the work. Both legendary actors still have it. The real life daughter has less of it. While some haters may want to play the nepo card, I would point more at the writing. The story needs something to drive it. Instead, it is just a bunch of stuff happening. His big speech should be the big climax. The portrait is just the title. I find this boring despite the two screen legends.
This is a TV movie on TNT. I am sure that everybody was happy to just see the veteran actors doing the work. Both legendary actors still have it. The real life daughter has less of it. While some haters may want to play the nepo card, I would point more at the writing. The story needs something to drive it. Instead, it is just a bunch of stuff happening. His big speech should be the big climax. The portrait is just the title. I find this boring despite the two screen legends.
It is 2054 on the planet Niflheim. Mickey Barnes (Robert Pattinson) is getting killed again. He is used in dangerous work until he dies and then he gets cloned again.
This is a Bong Joon Ho film and it deals with many of his familiar themes. It is the disadvantaged working under the system and the misunderstanding of the natural world. Despite being so outlandish, I feel like we've been here before. There is also a repetitive quality to story. Nevertheless, it is good to be here. Pattinson is good with the different characters. I'm less convinced with Mark Ruffalo's cartoon performance. Maybe some of this could go more surreal. This is cool although not his best. Of course, his best is some of the best ever.
This is a Bong Joon Ho film and it deals with many of his familiar themes. It is the disadvantaged working under the system and the misunderstanding of the natural world. Despite being so outlandish, I feel like we've been here before. There is also a repetitive quality to story. Nevertheless, it is good to be here. Pattinson is good with the different characters. I'm less convinced with Mark Ruffalo's cartoon performance. Maybe some of this could go more surreal. This is cool although not his best. Of course, his best is some of the best ever.
It is September 5, 1972 Munich, Germany. ABC is broadcasting the Summer Olympics. Roone Arledge (Peter Sarsgaard) is the president of ABC Sports. Geoffrey Mason (John Magaro) runs the control room. Marvin Bader (Ben Chaplin) is the head of operations. Marianne Gebhardt (Leonie Benesch) is the local translator. Normality goes out the window when Palestinian terrorists take the Israeli sports contingent hostage.
This is a tick tock of the events inside the ABC broadcast during that day. The movies starts and I am overcome with the sense of the time. They probably mixed the real broadcast with the movie footage. There is real tension despite the well-known history. There are little snippets of fun information like the guy sneaking in as an athlete. There is a great tough climatic moment. This movie just works.
This is a tick tock of the events inside the ABC broadcast during that day. The movies starts and I am overcome with the sense of the time. They probably mixed the real broadcast with the movie footage. There is real tension despite the well-known history. There are little snippets of fun information like the guy sneaking in as an athlete. There is a great tough climatic moment. This movie just works.