Field Details Movie Name Meet the Fockers (2004) Director Jay Roach Screenplay Writer Jim Herzfeld, John Hamburg Based on Sequel to Meet the Parents Lead Actors Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro Cast Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Dustin Hoffman, Barbra Streisand Genre Comedy Release Date December 22, 2004 Duration 1h 55m Budget ~$80 million Language […]
Field Details Movie Name Man on Fire (2004) Director Tony Scott Screenplay Writer Brian Helgeland Based on Novel by A.J. Quinnell Lead Actors Denzel Washington Cast Denzel Washington, Dakota Fanning, Christopher Walken Genre Action, Drama Release Date April 23, 2004 Duration 2h 26m Budget ~$70 million Language English Country United States Box Office ~$130 million
Field Details Movie Name My Super Ex-Girlfriend (2006) Director Ivan Reitman Screenplay Writer Don Payne Based on — Lead Actors Uma Thurman Cast Uma Thurman, Luke Wilson, Anna Faris Genre Comedy, Romance, Superhero Release Date July 21, 2006 Duration 1h 35m Budget ~$30 million Language English Country United States Box Office ~$61 million WATCH NOW
Field Details Movie Name Never Die Alone (2004) Director Ernest R. Dickerson Screenplay Writer James Gibson Based on Novel by Donald Goines Lead Actors DMX Cast DMX, David Arquette, Michael Ealy Genre Crime, Drama Release Date March 26, 2004 Duration 1h 28m Budget ~$5 million Language English Country United States Box Office ~$8 million WATCH
The 10th Kingdom is a hit and miss affair. Through a pure contrivance, we find our heroes, the lovely Kimberly Williams and John Larroquette, playing her father, whisked into “the nine kingdoms,” an amalgam of fairy tales all rolled up into one crazy place. They are simply trying to escape back to New York but
10 Attitudes is one of those movies that serves to confirm your deeply held suspicion that everyone in the world is crazy except you. When mild-mannered gay caterer Josh spots his long-time boyfriend being sexually serviced by a boy toy in the front seat of his red Jaguar convertible, all hell breaks loose. The boyfriend
It takes place in the 70s, when Soviet Russia started to stumble on the footsteps to global dominance the Americans had put a man on the moon, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones were breaking the music scene wide open, and productivity in Russia was faltering to the demands of the population. We see Sergey,
“Pather Panchali” is Satyajit Ray’s debut feature, an adaptation of the classic Bengali novel of the same name, and widely considered to be the film that put India on the world cinema map. It’s a deeply moving, poetic production, with the rawness and invigoration of a director who felt the need to make the film
Tian Zhuangzhuang’s 1986 film, “Horse Thief”, passes its 88-minute runtime with hardly any dialogue, except for a few grunts and statements. It opens on the rocky terrain of Tibet, winds whipping fiercely over the mountains, as a Tibetan man, Norbu, steals a few horses from one of the local families. While the narrative moves slowly,
If you were to write a screenplay about a drug dealer who has just 24 hours of freedom left before he begins a seven year prison sentence, what would you have him do? Repent? Fashion an elaborate escape? Have plenty of sex? That’s probably why you haven’t authored any Oscar quality screenplays. Writer David Benioff,
