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‘Stranger than Fiction’ Revisited

Dustin Hoffman Emma Thompson Maggie Gyllenhaal Mild & Charming Movie Review Whimsical Will Ferrell

The Dark Knight (2008)

Aaron Eckhart Action & Adventure Best Films Christian Bale Christopher Nolan Classics Comic Book Movie Gary Oldman Hans ZImmer Heath Ledger Maggie Gyllenhaal Masterpiece Michael Caine Morgan Freeman Thrillers

Hysteria

Adult Orientation Historical Drama Hugh Dancy Hysteria Jonathan Pryce Maggie Gyllenhaal Paul Schneider Period Drama

Crazy Heart

Colin Farrell Crazy Heart Drama Fall Movie Jeff Bridges Maggie Gyllenhaal Moody Character Study

Away We Go

Away We Go Bad Movies We Hate Downhearted Drama John Krasinski Maggie Gyllenhaal Maya Rudolph Sam Mendes Worst Films

Recent Videos

Three Frontiers

Captain Marvel

Vox Lux

Greta

The Changeover

Recent Comments

rudolfmenon Says,
Totally agree. And we left the cinema really disappointed.

rudolfmenon Says,
Really? Wow, then im going to watch this! I could watch District 9 ...

soulreaver99 Says,
The trailer to the movie itself was half-assed. Totally not surprising that ...

hashbrowny Says,
Great family movie...I disagree with your view. Maybe you've lost your ...

calipoppy Says,
Man of Steel is a Hunk of Kryptonite.I enjoyed the movie.

Best Films Directed by Women

Testament (1983, Lynne Littman)
The Piano (1993, Jane Campion)
Detroit (2017, Kathryn Bigelow)
Monster (2003, Patty Jenkins)
Take This Waltz (2012, Sarah Polley)
Half Nelson (2006, Anna Boden)
Orlando (1993, Sally Potter)
The Hurt Locker (2009, Kathryn Bigelow)
True Love (1989, Nancy Savoca)
Battle of the Sexes (2017, Valerie Faris)
We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011, Lynne Ramsay)
The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio (2005, Jane Anderson)
13th (2016, Ava DuVernay)
Vagabond (1986, France, Agnes Varda)
Waitress (2007, Adrienne Shelley)
Lost in Translation (2003, Sofia Coppola)
Big (1988, Penny Marshall)
Polisse (2011, France, Maiwenn)
Seven Beauties (1976, Italy, Lina Wertmuller)
Home (2010, France, Ursula Meier)

Recent Comments

rudolfmenon Says,
Totally agree. And we left the cinema really disappointed.

rudolfmenon Says,
Really? Wow, then im going to watch this! I could watch District 9 ...

soulreaver99 Says,
The trailer to the movie itself was half-assed. Totally not surprising that ...

hashbrowny Says,
Great family movie...I disagree with your view. Maybe you've lost your ...

calipoppy Says,
Man of Steel is a Hunk of Kryptonite.I enjoyed the movie.