
John Woo
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1 week ago |
dogonews.com | John Woo
Each year on the first Saturday of June, thousands of people flock to a scenic Minneapolis neighborhood to witness a pencil being sharpened. As strange as it may sound, this is no ordinary pencil. It stands an impressive 20 feet (60 m) tall and boasts a diameter of 32 inches (81 cm). The story began in May 2017, when a powerful storm snapped the top off a 180-year-old oak tree in front of John and Amy Higgins’ home.
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1 week ago |
tvmovie.de | John Woo |John Travolta |Nicolas Cage |Joan Allen
Heute23:00 - 01:40160 min. KABEL 1HD16:9Dolby DigitalTippUSA1997ActionthrillerIn L.A. tickt eine Bombe. Nur Terrorist Castor (Nicolas Cage) und sein Bruder Pollux (Alessandro Nivola) wissen, wo sie versteckt ist. Castor ist zwar geschnappt worden, liegt aber im Koma. FBI-Agent Archer (John Travolta) lässt sich sein Gesicht transplantieren und versucht, Pollux auszuhorchen. Derweil erwacht Castor und nimmt Archers Identität an.
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3 weeks ago |
movies.mxdwn.com | Paul Anderson |Brian DePalma |Brad Bird |John Woo
Tom Cruise…the most powerful movie star of our time. But he’s so much more than just a movie star; he has 4 Oscar nominations, multiple producing credits, and HE DOES HIS OWN STUNTS!!! He is also one of the biggest advocates for seeing a movie in theaters, whether it’s supporting his Top Gun: Maverick co-star Glenn Powell for Twisters or most recently with Michael B. Jordan for Sinners. He is one of the best Hollywood has and here is a list of the top 10 Tom Cruise performances…#1.
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1 month ago |
letterboxd.com | John Woo
★★★ Liked After watching 'Mission: Impossible II,' I read that John Woo shot nearly 4 hours of film, but had to reduce it to 2 hours.
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1 month ago |
letterboxd.com | Gigawatt Conduit |John Woo |Justin Carter
★★★ I don’t know if there’s a capital-B bad Mission Impossible movie, and I understand this one’s got some hard defenders, but I don’t think this one makes the best case for itself? Woo shoots the heck out of it and Cruise has solid chemistry with Newton, but it doesn’t have the full juice for the slow burn romance/thriller energy it’s trying to channel, and Sydney just isn’t much of an interesting location to stage all this. There’s some charm here; the back half is fun, the mask reveals are...
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