Tagged: Scott Glenn

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Sucker Punch (2011)

Many questions emerge shortly after walking out of a viewing of Sucker Punch.  Perhaps the first and foremost one is, “What the *bleep* was that all about?”  There may be a few more thoughts that...

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W. (2008)

A politics hawk like myself will find the premise of W. fascinating above and beyond the merit of its filmmaking value.  Oliver Stone (World Trade Center, U-Turn) has been an uneven director throughout his career, and if...

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The Bourne Ultimatum (2007)

Jason Bourne is back, and he’s still being chased by a faction of the CIA who have insidiously been trying to keep the details of his origin and missions under wraps for fear of...

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Silverado (1985)

Silverado is a throwback Western that doesn’t bother trying to reinvent the genre into a new form.  It embraces all of the old clichés and formulas of the olden days, rehashing them with popular stars...

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Training Day (2001)

After some over-stylized attempts at making action movies with mixed results, Training Day heralds director Antoine Fuqua’s maturity in the field.  The former music video director has always seemed to have a flair for visual...

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The Silence of the Lambs (1991)

Clarice Starling (Foster, Foxes) is an FBI agent-in-training who is sent for the near impossible task of gaining the aid of a dangerous psychopath, Hannibal Lecter (Hopkins, The Bounty), in catching a serial killer nicknamed Buffalo Bill...

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Courage Under Fire (1996)

Captain Karen Walden (Ryan, Sleepless in Seattle) is the first woman ever to be nominated for the military’s vaunted Medal of Honor after dying in a seemingly heroic effort in the Gulf War.  A colonel named...

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The Hunt for Red October (1990)

The best submarine commander in the Soviet Union (Connery, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade) now leads the maiden voyage of the Red October, a spiffy new nuclear submarine capable of going undetected by sonar, to...