Jodie Foster's newest directorial foray is a smashing one. Clooney and Roberts are totally on their game, and Jack O'Connell gives a star performance as well. The action was tightly written and tautly directed, and I enjoyed the unspooling of the plot. Very well done and extremely engaging - even with a bad migraine I couldn't look away. I highly recommend this taut thriller. 4/5
Money Monster on Netflix
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Showing posts with label julia roberts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label julia roberts. Show all posts
Friday, September 9, 2016
Money Monster
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drama,
ftrq,
george clooney,
gritty,
jack o'connell,
jodie foster,
julia roberts,
netflix,
thriller
Thursday, September 11, 2014
The Normal Heart
I can't believe I'm saying this, but this would have been near perfect if a gay actor had replaced Ruffalo in the lead. I normally never feel that way, especially with an actor as talented as Ruffalo is, but his performance rang false to me, and I found myself frequently thinking that I wished someone else led this movie. There were so many strong performances that it just stuck out to me. He wasn't bad, not at all, just... not right. 4/5
The Normal Heart on Netflix
The Normal Heart on Netflix
Labels:
alfred molina,
drama,
emotional,
ftrq,
jim parsons,
julia roberts,
mark ruffalo,
matt bomer,
netflix,
taylor kitsch
Friday, June 13, 2014
August: Osage County
This is a powerhouse of acting, just amazing performances. Should have been nominated for best picture. 4.5/5
August: Osage County on Netflix
August: Osage County on Netflix
Friday, February 10, 2012
Fireflies in the Garden
This was a well acted compelling story but it needed more fleshing out & more time. Good, not great. 3/5
Fireflies in the Garden on Netflix
Fireflies in the Garden on Netflix
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carrie-ann moss,
drama,
emily watson,
ftrq,
hayden pantierre,
indie,
julia roberts,
netflix,
ryan reynolds,
tearjerker,
Willem Dafoe
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