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Jim Carrey Teaming With 'Napoleon Dynamite' Director Jared Hess For Heist Flick 'Loomis Fargo'
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Very few films, and even fewer debut features, have reached the same mass pop cultural awareness as Jared Hess’ “Napoleon Dynamite.” Unfortunately, none of Hess’ follow-ups have matched his first film in either box office or critical success. His next film, however, may at least see him back in multiplexes the world over as he brings in Jim Carrey as his leading man.
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Wow another film that fails to live up to its hype! But then again, I found The Descendants to be
B-?Guess it's too Payne-ish,and forgettable as always.
Cotillard is amazing!So is Phoenix.Can't wait for more clips revealed.
Well, I read the original article and I don't understand how learning that Refn "wanted to
@Brad: No. But he directed the film that received the Palme d'Or for best director at Cannes
The movie was a work of art, truly enjoyed it. This review is very narrow and pointless to how it
The movie was a work of art, truly enjoyed it. This review is very narrow and pointless to how it
The movie was a work of art, truly enjoyed it. This review is very narrow and pointless to how it
The movie was a work of art, truly enjoyed it. This review is very narrow and pointless to how it
The movie was a work of art, truly enjoyed it. This review is very narrow and pointless to how it