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Tag Archives: Scarlett Johansson
Lucy
Life was given to us a billion years ago. What have we done with it? Luc Besson is unique. He is a French action film writer-director-producer. His films are slick, tough, and thoroughly European. He is also almost certainly the most … Continue reading
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Tagged action, Amr Waked, film, French action film, luc besson, Lucy, Min-sik Choi, Morgan Freeman, movie review, movies, reviews, Scarlett Johansson
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Her
That’s a beautiful letter. When you hear the premise of the film Her (2013), you might get the wrong impression. It’s about an artificially intelligent operating system personalized to the consumer but it learns and grows through its experience. It sounds vaguely … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Adams, Arcade Fire, Brian Cox, film, Her, Hoyte Van Hoytema, Joaquin Phoenix, Movie Reviews, movies, reviews, rooney mara, Scarlett Johansson, Spike Jonze
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Don Jon
Every guy watches porn! I’m sure the figures would support that statement, though my cursory research (which I expected to be ample) did not come up with clean numbers. One I found particularly humorous was this: “Regular church attenders are … Continue reading
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Tagged Brie Larson, Don Jon, film, Glenne Headly, joseph gordon-levitt, julianne moore, movie review, movies, Pornography, reviews, Scarlett Johansson, Tony Danza
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Lost In Translation
The good news is the whiskey works. Bob Harris (Bill Murray) is an actor on decline. He’s in Japan to shoot a commercial (and being paid $2 million dollars for it). He’s got trouble sleeping. Charlotte (Scarlett Johansson) is in … Continue reading
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Tagged anna faris, Bill Murray, comedy, film, giovanni ribisi, Japan, Lance Acord, Lost in Translation, movie review, movies, reviews, Scarlett Johansson, Sofia Coppola
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