Tag: julianne moore

• The Throwbacks: “Boogie Nights” 25 Years Later

  

  By Christian DiMartino I have sung the praises of Paul Thomas Anderson a plethora of times, both on this site and in general. Whether it be Magnolia, or something a little more polarizing as Punch Drunk Love, or something as recent as Licorice Pizza, he’s a truly original and creative artist who makes movies that…

  christiandimartino

  October 10, 2022

  the throwbacks

  boogie nights, burt reynolds, christian dimartino, don cheadle, film, films, heather graham, john c reilly, julianne moore, luis guzman, mark wahlberg, melora walters, movie, movies, nicole ari parker, paul thomas anderson, philip baker hall, philip seymour hoffman, ricky jay, william h macy, wordpress

• I Watched 30 Seasons of Television from 2021, and, yeah, You’re Gonna Hear About it

  

  By Christian DiMartino Alright so you may or may not have noticed that I vanished for the last like 10 days. Both of my current segments- “Stallone Saturdays” and “THE Best Picture”- were put on hold. Movies such as Uncharted and Marry Me went un-reviewed. I also deliberately stayed off of the Youtube channel I…

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  February 27, 2022

  Rankings, tv

  alan ruck, alexandra daddario, american horror stories, american horror story: double feature, anthony mackie, billy crudup, bobby cannavale, brian cox, christian dimartino, christina ricci, clive owen, connie britton, curb your enthusiasm, dane dehaan, david e kelley, david thewlis, disney, dopesick, elizabeth olsen, elle fanning, evan peters, ewan mcgregor, falcon and the winter soldier, florence pugh, gael garcia bernal, hacks, hailee steinfeld, halston, hamish linklater, hannah waddingham, hawkeye, himesh patel, invincible, it's a sin, jake lacy, jason sudeikis, jean smart, jennifer aniston, jennifer coolidge, jennifer jason lee, jeremy renner, jeremy strong, joan allen, julianne moore, julianne nicholson, juliette lewis, justin theroux, kaitlyn dever, kate winslet, kathryn hahn, kieran culkin, landscapers, larry david, liseys story, loki, mackenzie davis, mare of easttown, martin short, marvel, matthew macfadyen, melanie lynskey, melissa mccarthy, michael keaton, michael shannon, midnight mass, mike flanagan, mike white, murray bartlett, nicholas braun, nicholas hoult, Nicole Kidman, nine perfect strangers, olivia colman, only murders in the building, owen wilson, pablo larrain, paul bettany, penn badgley, reese witherspoon, ryan murphy, sarah snook, sebastian stan, selena gomez, sophia dimartino, squid game, star wars, station eleven, stephen king, Steve Martin, steve zahn, succession, Sydney Sweeney, tawny cypress, ted lasso, television, the book of boba fett, the great, the mandalorian, the morning show, the mosquito coast, the white lotus, tom hiddleston, tony macnamara, tv, victoria pedretti, wandavision, what if, wordpress, wyatt russell, yellowjackets, you

• Review: Dear Evan Hansen

  

  Dear Evan Hansen is a film musical that makes the mistake of being a musical. Here is a film in which the material and the story are compelling on its own. So whenever a character suddenly bursts into song, it feels more like a well-intentioned distraction. Actions speak louder than words. In this case, the…

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  October 4, 2021

  Reviews

  amandla stenberg, amy adams, ben platt, broadway, christian dimartino, colton ryan, danny pino, dear evan hansen, film, films, julianne moore, kaitlyn dever, movie, movies, musicals, stephen chbosky, wordpress

• “Magnolia” and Me: My Undying Love For (Perhaps) My Favorite Movie

  

  By Christian DiMartino Chances are, anybody who has seen Paul Thomas Anderson’s Magnolia has had… some reaction to it. Released in 1999, the film opened to reviews that were all over the place. Some thought it to be an absolute mess; some thought it to be a masterpiece; some thought it to be 2/3rd’s of…

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  January 23, 2021

  Blogs

  christian dimartino, film, films, jason robards, john c. reilly, julianne moore, magnolia, melinda dillon, melora walters, movie, movies, paul thomas anderson, philip baker hall, philip seymour hoffman, tom cruise, william h. macy, wordpress

• A Trip Back To: Children of Men (2006)

  

  By Christian DiMartino Children of Men is one of Alfonso Cuaron’s greatest achievements. Note the term “one.” Some may tell you it is his greatest achievement, I remain on the fence, because here is a filmmaker whose best work (this one, Gravity, Y Tu Mama Tambien, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban) is so singular and…

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  August 11, 2020

  A Trip Back To

  alfonso cuaron, children of men, chiwetel ejiofor, christian dimartino, clive owen, julianne moore, michael caine, movies, wordpress

• Review: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2

  By Christian DiMartino I never read Suzanne Collin’s wildly popular series The Hunger Games, but I will say that the movies are my cup of tea. Once Harry Potter came to an end, I knew that I needed another film series to invest my life in. Then this series fell into my hands. I like its dark,…

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  November 21, 2015

  Uncategorized

  christian dimartino, donald sutherland, elizabeth banks, jena malone, jennifer lawrence, josh hutcherson, julianne moore, liam hemsworth, movies, philip seymour hoffman, sam claflin, stanley tucci, the hunger games, the hunger games mockingjay part 2, woody harrelson