I wonder if the public at large is aware of the incredibly impactful films Tim Blake Nelson has been creating for the past several years. I realize he's just that funny looking actor-guy to many, but he has grown into an amazing writer and director in these last years. This new work of his is a deftly penned non-linear drama with full-bodied characters, a well woven plot, and an ending that socked me in the gut. A wonderful film, very potent and affecting. 4/5
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Showing posts with label tim blake nelson. Show all posts
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Sunday, September 11, 2016
Anesthesia
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glenn close,
gretchen mol,
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tim blake nelson
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Child of God
Holy shit, why didn't Scott Haze get an Oscar nod for this & Franco a directing one? Outstanding film, loved it. 5/5
Child of God on Netflix
Child of God on Netflix
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Monday, February 24, 2014
As I Lay Dying
Franco's direction is a bit questionable but Nelson's performance is so perfect it doesn't really matter. 3.5/5
As I Lay Dying on Netflix
As I Lay Dying on Netflix
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Eye of God
Tim Blake Nelson's fantastic indie is a slow-build of tension & drama with a powerful message. Well done. 3.5/5
Eye of God on Netflix
Eye of God on Netflix
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Thursday, May 24, 2012
Flypaper
This patently ridiculous comedic heist film is only watchable because of the decent acting. The plot, not so much. 2/5
Flypaper on Netflix
Flypaper on Netflix
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ashley judd,
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mekhi phifer,
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pruitt taylor vince,
romantic,
tim blake nelson
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
The Amateurs
This is a funny, stylish comedy, but I have to say, with this cast I expected even better. Good, not great. 3.5/5
The Amateurs on Netflix
The Amateurs on Netflix
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