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For those of you already well versed in the history of Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's Oscar-winning breakout film "Good Will Hunting," this will be old news. But for everyone else, this will be a couple of interesting bits of "What Could Have Been..."
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Plus Barry Pepper Talks The Untitled Malick DramaThe renaissance of Ben Affleck continues apace. After some impressive supporting roles in the likes of "Hollywoodland" and "Extract" and a burgeoning directorial career, the actor -- whose career was not so long ago in severe trouble -- booked a role in Terrence Malick's untitled new drama. It's a part any actor dreams of having, and as it turns out, Affleck and Malick aren't complete strangers.
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Thank you for this great review!I really enjoy reading this.I was worried about Phoenix would be too
" But the twist in "Star Trek Into Darkness" doesn't seem to serve much purpose
Wow, this article is just dripping in contempt.
Wow, this article is just dripping in contempt.
Wow, this article is just dripping in contempt.
Hopefully not starring Colin Farrell.
It's more than a second, he has a few lines. He tells his men to separate Django and Brunehilda
I maintain that the Equalizer should have a woman cast as the title character.
I am still unsure what would have caused the boos. OGF is too bleak? that's the big criticism?
I am still unsure what would have caused the boos. OGF is too bleak? that's the big criticism?