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Written by James M. Tate / 10/28/2017 / No comments / 2017 , coen brothers , crime , fifties-era , george clooney , julianne moore , matt damon , neo noir , new , oscar issac

GEORGE CLOONEY DIRECTS MATT DAMON IN SUBURBICON

2017, coen brothers, crime, fifties-era, george clooney, julianne moore, matt damon, neo noir, new, oscar issac

GEORGE CLOONEY DIRECTS MATT DAMON IN SUBURBICON

YEAR OF RELEASE: 2017 It may have seemed logical before, but now there's genuine proof that a Coen Brothers movie has to be both wri...

MARCIA BRADY & GEORGE CLOONEY RETURN TO HORROR HIGH

andy romano, camp, eighties, george clooney, horror, lori lethin, michael kramer, phil mckeon, scott jacoby, vince edwards

MARCIA BRADY & GEORGE CLOONEY RETURN TO HORROR HIGH

A perplexed Maureen McCormick & Pepper Martin YEAR: 1987 Some bad horror movies know exactly what they're after, and RETURN TO H...

CLOONEY & ROBERTS IN MONEY MONSTER

2016, george clooney, julia roberts, thriller

CLOONEY & ROBERTS IN MONEY MONSTER

Year: 2016 A sort of 'NETWORK' FOR DUMMIES, this anti-hero is even madder than hell this time, releasing his agenda ten minutes ...

COENS WITH CLOONEY IN HAIL, CAESAR

2015, coen brothers, george clooney, quirky

COENS WITH CLOONEY IN HAIL, CAESAR

George Clooney in HAIL, CAESAR No matter the talent of the actor or actress, there are a few things mighty hard if impossible to sell. L...

WEEKEND REVIEW OF TOMORROWLAND

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Veiled in sparse, mysterious promotion, TOMORROWLAND is, well, kind of based on the section of Disneyland providing a retro-reversed future, viewed through the awe-inspired eyes of the 1950’s when true Science Fiction reigned and dreams were storybook creative and Utopian deluxe...<br />
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Starting out as a ROCKETEER meets CONTACT, we have two young heroes – first a brilliant boy who will grow into George Clooney; and then a determined girl who receives a magical pin to enter the titular location that includes a monorail (sans the rail) and other futuristic CG visuals, as if George Lucas created a live-action JETSONS... But Steven Spielberg seems the nostalgic influence of director Brad Bird. Unfortunately, as we’re detoured into a clunky road picture involving intrepid kids and banal villains, it's more of a limp GOONIES than a Millennial CLOSE ENCOUNTERS...<br />
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<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhF9w-At-VHC6XNXMgr8t6sRVc-1bNvqKGfHZnR5RNyKB5mx-ubL77oCnn865OXkoVmc7cFTN4IhN9EZRrg3PSaekoDeH4cftpqC-vL59LZ2BREXKF7WOdK8WpnkksjWWj52N-c5VDtUTQ/s1600/Picture+3.png" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" height="320" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhF9w-At-VHC6XNXMgr8t6sRVc-1bNvqKGfHZnR5RNyKB5mx-ubL77oCnn865OXkoVmc7cFTN4IhN9EZRrg3PSaekoDeH4cftpqC-vL59LZ2BREXKF7WOdK8WpnkksjWWj52N-c5VDtUTQ/s320/Picture+3.png" width="114" /></a>The lead character, Casey Newton, has a “special” gift, especially heightened when she receives that device, allowing her to glimpse into a strange new world, introducing that splendid location teased upon before detouring back on our "filthy" present time. The action sequences are shot well enough, but there’s never a legitimate reason to go from one point to the next. And as Britt Robertson overacts throughout this big budget blockbuster, she's far better suited for sappy melodramas...  <br />
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<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjjugbZLeehdGIRYLyGqxntd7dw-Z7H0pmGeFnfri072DS0VWS6u3NYZPnQBYi-mpKxxodbwf33-W0kTJI5Uxr6xXkhPYmFSMT13B3Bu6oROfmbE6fmtPZ3oh4cEAWKDvU1Gg_a9Z9dsNY/s1600/Picture+2.png" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" height="320" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjjugbZLeehdGIRYLyGqxntd7dw-Z7H0pmGeFnfri072DS0VWS6u3NYZPnQBYi-mpKxxodbwf33-W0kTJI5Uxr6xXkhPYmFSMT13B3Bu6oROfmbE6fmtPZ3oh4cEAWKDvU1Gg_a9Z9dsNY/s320/Picture+2.png" width="127" /></a>Not that our A-list George Clooney is that much better. Grumpy and lethargic, when his eccentric former boy genius Frank Walker engages in physical activities, it’s as awkward as the non-chemistry with his young partner – think Doc Brown and Marty McFly, on Valium. And from the very onset, there’s another young girl whose purpose shouldn’t be spoiled… She winds up taking away from what Robertson should have had: a genuine connection with Clooney. Instead, the trio, together during a supposedly pivotal arc, seem like they’re rehearsing for three different movies at the same time… and badly...  <br />
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Calling TOMORROWLAND preachy, as some mainstream critics have had to reluctantly admit, is an understatement – and an insult to films with a more subtle/less overwhelming message intact: not uncommon in the Sci-Fi genre, especially going back to the Atomic Era 50’s. Yet the final doomsday monologue by Hugh Laurie, while reminiscence of Michael Rennie’s anti-nuke lecture at the peak of THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, is more annoyingly hypocritical (coming from Disney) than overall effective... <br />
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Too silly to be deep and too complicated to be involving, TOMMOROWLAND doesn't feel especially catered to any particular age group. Basically, director Brad Bird and co-scriptwriter Damon Lindelof have taken us for a long misleading ride. And the irony is... they meant to. <br />

brit robertson, disney, george clooney, hugh laurie, science-fiction

WEEKEND REVIEW OF TOMORROWLAND

2015 rates: * Veiled in sparse, mysterious promotion, TOMORROWLAND is, well, kind of based on the section of Disneyland providing a retr...

Written by James M. Tate / 4/24/2014 / No comments / drama , george clooney , michael o'keefe , thriller , tom wilkinson

GEORGE CLOONEY TAKES IT EASY YET EDGY IN MICHAEL CLAYTON

drama, george clooney, michael o'keefe, thriller, tom wilkinson

GEORGE CLOONEY TAKES IT EASY YET EDGY IN MICHAEL CLAYTON

2007 rating: ***1/2 Tom Wilkinson’s Arthur Edens, a high priced and very effective corporation lawyer whose conscience may have got the ...

Written by James M. Tate / 2/06/2014 / No comments / 2014 , bill murray , bob balaban , cate blanchett , george clooney , john goodman , matt damon , war

GEORGE CLOONEY & MATT DAMON IN MONUMENTS MEN

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<span style="background-color: white;">Sure, many are intrigued to watch a group of professionally educated art lovers attempting to save priceless paintings and sculptures from the Nazis during the Second World War, and yet there are a few others curious to witness, after over thirty years, an out of shape Bill Murray going through boot camp all over again...</span><br />
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Well that’s the initial flaw of George Clooney’s MONUMENTS MEN… What could have been a colorful first act – that being the gathering up and transforming of an “unlikely” group of civilians into soldiers – is all but rushed during the opening credit montage: thus followed by their quick training and soon enough, the plot’s underway... <br />
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The problem is we hardly even know these guys, and with a seemingly dangerous mission ahead, the unequipped yet idealistically intrepid characters should feel like old friends more than paper mache cutouts. <br />
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Bill Murray and Bob Balaban are two extremely unique, wonderfully quirky actors not only wasted but given a love/hate anti-camaraderie so forced and unfunny, much of the subliminal attention will depend on John Goodman and his French sidekick, a young man with more passion in his optimistic smile than the script offers point or purpose.  <br />
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Although the main “couple,” trumping even Cate Blanchett’s weak attempt as a love interest later on, is George Clooney’s mellow chieftain Frank Stokes, and Matt Damon as the buried-lead, James Granger… Clooney and Damon possess a sluggish comfort level of two workmates meeting for lunch after having devoured a large breakfast. But MEN aren’t the only problem…<br />
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The MONUMENTS fail to grab our attention as well. First off, if you counted how many rationalizations are made about saving artwork when so many humans are dying, you might get dizzy. With an exception of a few untimely deaths along the way, the artifacts are lazily gathered like an afternoon garage sale shopping spree. With all the running around, there's hardly any threat, in any direction... And speaking of <i>direction</i>: Half the time it’s difficult to tell where we are, what we’re doing, or what each mission entails. <br />
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You’ll hear a lot of comparisons with Quentin Tarantino’s INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS, another <i>underdog in peril</i> WW2 flick that, in this reviewer’s opinion, also wastes an ensemble cast of ragtag heroes. But at least that portrait had a scene-stealing villain: These fellas could have used someone more than an off-screen historical tyrant to keep them on their toes...<br />
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In fact, if it weren’t for the bombed-out buildings and sporadic gunfire, you’d forget there was even a war raging at all. And during one scene, Clooney's Frank looks at one of his men and says, "Got us a couple of trucks... Do I want to know how?" The answer is yes, we want to know how you got those trucks, and maybe we could have actually experienced it: That's called suspense... That's called a story.

2014, bill murray, bob balaban, cate blanchett, george clooney, john goodman, matt damon, war

GEORGE CLOONEY & MATT DAMON IN MONUMENTS MEN

year: 2014 rating: * Sure, many are intrigued to watch a group of professionally educated art lovers attempting to save priceless painti...

Written by James M. Tate / 10/04/2013 / 1 Comment / 2013 , george clooney , sandra bullock , science-fiction , suspense

GRAVITY

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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">year: 2013 cast: Sandra Bullock, George Clooney, Ed Harris, Amy Warren, Paul Sharma rating: ***</td></tr>
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Being already 2013, it seems the critics praising GRAVITY as not only the best film of the year, but the greatest science-fiction movie of all time, desperately want something to finally surpass that famous odyssey of 2001. The comparison is mentioned in just about every review, and why not: Both are epic-quality, beautifully filmed, visual ballets, and each has an astronaut flying helplessly into outer space. Only Gary Lockwood’s Frank Poole isn’t as lucky… that’s right, lucky… as Doctor Ryan Stone, who, played by Sandra Bullock, is such a timid and whiny novice you’ll wonder why she’s out there at all.<br />
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Thankfully, Ryan has a big brother type in the form of a confident George Clooney. His rambling Matt Kowalski seems like a hotshot pilot telling stories, until debris from a Russian Satellite sends Ryan adrift into space, and right up the orbital creek… Here’s where Matt’s wry sarcasm morphs into a soulful, comforting tone not unlike a doctor’s voice during those few moments after anesthesia sets in. Both make a nice team, and perhaps the most intriguing part has the duo floating toward a Russian Satellite for safety, that is, until the next round of anticipated debris will return: malicious as hungry sharks in a<i> stranded-at-sea</i> adventure.<br />
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While capably taut, suspenseful and satisfying, GRAVITY feels more like an IMAX real-time roller coaster than a fleshed-out story, and yet it<i> is</i> character-driven, somewhat… Bullock plays a likable, vulnerable heroine but the special-effects, making the audience feel like they, too, are stranded above the glimmering Earth, is really what your 3D ticket pays for.<br />
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2013, george clooney, sandra bullock, science-fiction, suspense

GRAVITY

year: 2013 cast: Sandra Bullock, George Clooney, Ed Harris, Amy Warren, Paul Sharma rating: *** Being already 2013, it seems the critics...

Written by James M. Tate / 4/11/2012 / No comments / 2012 , animation , bill murray , george clooney , meryl streep , wes anderson

FANTASTIC MR. FOX

2012, animation, bill murray, george clooney, meryl streep, wes anderson

FANTASTIC MR. FOX

Clooney does the Fox title: FANTASTIC MR. FOX year: 2012 cast: George Clooney rating: **1/2 Having grown up with the Rankin/Bass st...

Written by James M. Tate / 11/25/2011 / No comments / alexander payne , beach , dark comedy , drama , george clooney , hawaii , laird hamilton , oscar nominated 2011 , robert forster , shailene woodley , tens

GEORGE CLOONEY IN ALEXANDER PAYNE'S 'THE DESCENDANTS'

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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;"><u>Shailene Woodley and Amara Miller in The Descendants Year: 2011</u></td></tr>
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The first five minutes, through narration, sets up the main character Matt King as a person anyone can relate with. Of course he’s not: being the heir of an abundance of land in Hawaii dating back to the early settlers. But he’s a simple, honest man with a lot going on: including an upcoming sale that would make good for himself and his unlucky cousins...<br />
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But this is just the core of a film that's not so complicated as King’s wife, in a coma after a boating accident, has left him with the sole responsibility of two daughters, both hard pressed to shun their busy and neglectful dad. George Clooney's acting, wearing the put-upon haggardness of a man who, despite having everything, feels his life has little value, is great – not only when he tears up or shows emotion, but when he holds back... And with gray hair he's playing slightly older, and isn't about good looks...<br />
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Speaking of... Shailene Woodley as the rebellious oldest daughter Alexandra keeps him on his toes: especially after dropping the bombshell that her mom/his wife had cheated before the accident. So Matt, the kids, and Alexandra’s slacker boyfriend go in search of a mysterious real estate agent i.e. the guy who cheated with mom. And here’s where the plot thickens and the audience has something to anticipate other than an inevitable death or the closing of a land deal...<br />
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Using addictive elements of melodramas and soap operas while keeping an underlying dry wit throughout, it's a story that aims for sheer realism with terrific results, and best yet, gorgeous shots of Hawaii that, like the California Wine Country in director Alexander Payne's SIDEWAYS and middle America in ABOUT SCHMIDT, is a character in itself. And veteran actors Robert Forster, as King’s curmudgeon step-dad, and Beau Bridges as a seemingly friendly cousin, add to ensemble cast that’s so down to earth, you’ll forget they're in a movie.<br />
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alexander payne, beach, dark comedy, drama, george clooney, hawaii, laird hamilton, oscar nominated 2011, robert forster, shailene woodley, tens

GEORGE CLOONEY IN ALEXANDER PAYNE'S 'THE DESCENDANTS'

Shailene Woodley and Amara Miller in The Descendants Year: 2011 The first five minutes, through narration, sets up the main character Ma...

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Written by James M. Tate / 10/28/2017 / No comments / 2017 , coen brothers , crime , fifties-era , george clooney , julianne moore , matt damon , neo noir , new , oscar issac

Written by James M. Tate / 10/04/2017 / No comments / andy romano , camp , eighties , george clooney , horror , lori lethin , michael kramer , phil mckeon , scott jacoby , vince edwards

Written by James M. Tate / 5/17/2016 / No comments / 2016 , george clooney , julia roberts , thriller

Written by James M. Tate / 2/05/2016 / No comments / 2015 , coen brothers , george clooney , quirky

Written by James M. Tate / 5/23/2015 / 1 Comment / brit robertson , disney , george clooney , hugh laurie , science-fiction

Written by James M. Tate / 4/24/2014 / No comments / drama , george clooney , michael o'keefe , thriller , tom wilkinson

Written by James M. Tate / 2/06/2014 / No comments / 2014 , bill murray , bob balaban , cate blanchett , george clooney , john goodman , matt damon , war

Written by James M. Tate / 10/04/2013 / 1 Comment / 2013 , george clooney , sandra bullock , science-fiction , suspense

Written by James M. Tate / 4/11/2012 / No comments / 2012 , animation , bill murray , george clooney , meryl streep , wes anderson

Written by James M. Tate / 11/25/2011 / No comments / alexander payne , beach , dark comedy , drama , george clooney , hawaii , laird hamilton , oscar nominated 2011 , robert forster , shailene woodley , tens

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