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I'm curious if the author of this article actually read the book. Empty on the inside, beauty
Meryl Streep --AUGUST OSAGE COUNTY Lindsay Burdge --A TEACHER Kristin Scott Thomas --ONLY GOD
There's a really good audiobook edition available on Amazon/Audible - the only edition
I like Joel Edgerton, but I think Tom Hardy is the better actor and much more charismatic.
who's the main character? Altair? Desmond? Ezio? or A completely new character?
How would you know that? Have you read the script?
Assassin's Creed has one of the best screenplay I've ever seen in a video game.
Kore-eda has been criminally overlooked since "After Life" ... so excited for this; his
Very cool. Amarcord was the first touchstone film I thought of.
Terrence Malick meets David Lynch