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1 week ago | nerdalert.world | Chase Gifford

“Things which matter most must never be at the mercy of things which matter least.”- Johann Wolfgang von GoetheJust as originality doesn’t always equate to great storytelling, familiarity isn’t always a damnation of it. Assuming you weren’t born yesterday and you enjoy a movie every now and then chances are you’ve seen The Amateur. It was just called something else.

1 week ago | nerdalert.world | Chase Gifford

"Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer."- Mario PuzoGuy Ritchie has a very unique style but it’s undeniably entertaining. He creates electric dialogue, morally ambiguous characters and seems to really thrive in seedy underworlds where violence is as much of a currency as cash and in that sense his characters are always either rich or hopelessly poor and trying to remedy it through questionable means.

1 week ago | nerdalert.world | Chase Gifford

“Self-defense is not just a set of techniques; it’s a state of mind, and it begins with the belief that you are worth defending.” - Rorion GracieTwenty-three years ago, director Joel Schumacher made a contained little thriller called Phone Booth, starring Colin Farrell. It was in many ways a reflection of its time when cell phones were in the midst of a technological takeover and outdated technology like public use phone booths were quickly becoming a thing of the past.

2 weeks ago | nerdalert.world | Chase Gifford

"You can get much farther with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone." - Al CaponeGuy Ritchie has a very unique style but it’s undeniably entertaining. He creates electric dialogue, morally ambiguous characters and seems to really thrive in seedy underworlds where violence is as much of a currency as cash and in that sense his characters are always either rich or hopelessly poor and trying to remedy it through questionable means.

3 weeks ago | nerdalert.world | Chase Gifford

“You’re either at the table or on the menu.” - Al CaponeGuy Ritchie has a very unique style but it’s undeniably entertaining. He creates electric dialogue, morally ambiguous characters and seems to really thrive in seedy underworlds where violence is as much of a currency as cash and in that sense his characters are always either rich or hopelessly poor and trying to remedy it through questionable means.