Showing posts with label J.K. Simmons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label J.K. Simmons. Show all posts

Thursday, March 21, 2024

Worlds Apart (2015)

Worlds Apart (2015)
Plus Productions etc.
17 December 2015
Romance
DVD
C-


Not exactly your typical meet-cute.  Christopher Papakaliatis wrote, directed, and stars.

Sunday, June 25, 2023

Thank You for Smoking

Thank You for Smoking
Room 9 Entertainment etc.
September 9, 2005
Satire
DVD
C+

While I thought this was an intriguing idea, I only laughed once, so I wouldn't say that it succeeds as a comedy.  Director Jason Reitman adapted Christopher Buckley's novel.

Saturday, November 14, 2020

Front Runner

Front Runner
Sony Pictures
November 21, 2018
Historical Drama
DVD
C-

Flat story of Senator Gary Hart, played by Hugh Jackman.  Since I remember the '80s, I feel like this could've been a heck of a lot more interesting, maybe with a better director than Jason Reitman.  Matt Bai co-wrote the screenplay based on his book All the Truth Is Out, a less generic title.

Sunday, September 1, 2019

All Nighter

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Good Deed Entertainment
March 24, 2017
Comedy
DVD
C+

I feel like a really good movie could've been made with a better script and/or direction, since the basic concept is fine and I like the pairing of opposites with J.K. Simmons and Emile Hirsch.  Unfortunately, too much of the movie is about them running into people who are drunk/stoned and/or hostile, including the missing woman's friends played by Kristen Schaal (who I dislike in everything except Going the Distance) and Taran Killam, he unfortunately showing up repeatedly as the very unfunny character Gary.  Still, I watched to the end and I even liked the banjo version of "Night Moves," and I generally don't like Bob Seger.

Gavin Wiesen directed.

Sunday, August 11, 2019

The Accountant

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The Accountant
Warner Bros
October 14, 2016
Action
DVD
D+

Affleck plays the title character, who works for international crime figures, while Simmons (giving the more interesting performance of course) is the government official hoping to catch him.  Gavin O'Connor directed.