Celebrities list / Danny Boyle

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Re: Who Lost? Just call me a moron. It didn't even occur to me to Google it before asking. http://lifetheuniverseandcombom.blog...-episodes.h tml Pretty awesome. Agree about Eccleston and Six. Although Caviezel was serviceable, I think they probably could have chosen several better options. He would be one. Whenever I think of ...

Just call me a moron. It didn't even occur to me to Google it before asking. http://lifetheuniverseandcombom.blog...-episodes.h tml Pretty awesome. Agree about Eccleston and Six. Although Caviezel was serviceable, I think they probably could have chosen several better options. He would be one. Whenever I think of him, I think of one of my favorite films from this decade. 28 Days ...

This is Smith from UK, Its very good movie, I enjoyed it lot. The movie, ‘Slum Dog Millionaire', which recently won 4 awards at The Golden Globe is based on a true story. Another issue here is that perhaps from this movie alone - there is more awareness of what occurs in countries - relating to children, relating to human rights. I appreciate Danny Boyle and Rahman and the Indian Actors for ...

"Oh, sh!t, I didn't realize some two bit movie that caters to extremely dumb and vulnerable women everywhere coming out soon is going to make it impossible for people to make good movies anymore." I don't think anyone will dispute the fact that we'll still get quality films (as long as directors like Neill Blomkamp, Chrisopher Nolan, Danny Boyle, Alfonso Cuarón, and Guillermo del Toro stick ...

If a black American actor that could embody the calm, collected, and methodical temperment of the types of scientists this type of mission would have required could have been found, then I would have had no problem with his casting. But something tells me that the movie producers (who generally care more about the box office revenue of a film than it's artistic or story-telling integrity) ...

As with Mr. De Witt, I would rather post a top ten per year; or at least a top ten for the first half of the decade -- I have seen far less from the second half, so I limiting myself to eight for each of these years. That said, since you have asked for an overall ten best, I will colour in blue ten films that, in my current mood, appeal to be as representing the finest in the past ten years of ...

Akira (Katsuhiro Otomo, 1988) 7.5 Alien (Ridley Scott, 1979) 8 Aliens (James Cameron, 1986) 8 The Dark Knight (Christopher Nolan, 2008) 7 Battle Royale (Kinji Fukasaku, 2000) 4 Dawn of the Dead (George Romero, 1978) 7.5 Die Hard (John McTiernan, 1988) 8 Dogma (Kevin Smith, 1999) 5 Ed Wood (Tim Burton, 1994) 7 The Fifth Element (Luc Besson, 1997) 6 Forrest Gump (Robert Zemeckis, 1994) 5...

UK Mail Online Marion Cotillard scores a ten in Nine as Guido Contini's demure wife Luisa, who is humiliated time and again by her roving-eyed husband. Every wife who has ever been hurt by an errant husband will recognise the particularly private pain Marion evokes. She gets to sing two numbers - My Husband Makes Movies (To Make Them He Lives A Kind Of Dream) and then the killer new song ...