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Eva Green & Jordan Scott Talk Putting The Pieces Together In 'Cracks'
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Jordan Scott Eyeing A 'Ghost Story' For Her Next FilmEXCLUSIVE: You would think that a feature film directed by the daughter of Ridley Scott and the niece of Tony Scott, starring Eva Green no less, would generate a fair amount of buzz. But, for whatever reason the movie gods have dictated, "Cracks" is only now rolling out in theaters via IFC; a long time since it premiered at TIFF way back in 2009. And that's really a shame. The film is being slept on by critics, the very same ones who usually beg and fawn for this kind of movie. Featuring an ensemble of complex female characters led by Green, the film easily conjures comparisons to "Picnic At Hanging Rock," "Heavenly Creatures" and "Lord Of The Flies." It's a crackling dark drama of the kind they just don't make very often.
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There's a big difference between "Total Recall" and "Time Cop."
Well, maybe 'The Kids Are Alright'.
I read the "good lord" as said kind of lovingly. Was i off?
"Wait a minute! I don't want one copy of Timecop!"
Well said Wino.
Great title & review! Added to the pile.
Great piece and some new ones to watch!
People are talking that the Star Trek scene is misogynist. What about the Jennifer Aniston scene in
Alan-- none! With such big names the potential of this project is so exciting.
His movies are pretty good, but Refn is so pretentious and arrogant - he spouts more bullsh*t than