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'Animal Kingdom' Star Ben Mendelsohn & Sophie Lowe Join 'The Grandmothers' With Naomi Watts & Robin Wright
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- February 6, 2012 6:29 PM
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While his turn as the unstable Pope in "Animal Kingdom" turned heads, Ben Mendelsohn's first couple attempts to conquer Hollywood haven't quite worked out. Last fall he featured in"Killer Elite" and the disastrous Nic Cage/Nicole Kidman vehicle "Trespass." But, looking much more promising, he's got "Cogan's Trade" and "The Place Beyond The Pines" hitting theaters (or at least festivals) sometime this year, and he's lining up another project with some serious predigree.
Noir-Throwback Poster For Michael Henry's Revenge Thriller 'Blame'
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- April 20, 2011 3:01 AM
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Here's the first noir-throwback, Saul Bass-inspired poster for Michael Henry's taut Aussie thriller "Blame" which premiered at TIFF last year and was described in our review as a "a lean, terrific and admirable first feature-length effort."
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Nice photos, thanks.
Spot on. Cringe-worthy movie
After Jarvis manages to reboot, he mentions that he has arranged to have people with heavy lifting
Movie was great, ending was shit and a cop out.
Hahaha. Cloud Atlas totally blows. One of the worst movies I've ever seen. Tom Hanks, you sir,
I'd much rather see a Bond film directed by Joe Wright than Christopher Nolan.
The only ones I really enjoyed on that list were Toy Story 3, The Avengers, Dark Knight, and Dark
The only really good films here are Titanic, Toy Story 3, Return of the King, and The Dark Knight.
You are a strange person.
I actually didn't like most of these movies. Pretty sad actually. 1. "The Dark