A very
philosophical statement half way down David Ayer’s second movie of the year (The
forgettable Sabotage starring Arnold Schwarzenegger was released earlier this
year) is probably the high point of Fury.
Seargent Don “Wardaddy” Collier (Brad Pitt) tells Private Norman
Ellison, “Ideals are peaceful. History
is violent”.
Ensuring you watch what is good and hope that you avoid what is bad in the world of cinema
Showing posts with label Jason Isaacs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jason Isaacs. Show all posts
Friday, 31 October 2014
Fury
Labels:
2014,
6 on 10,
Alicia von Rittberg,
Anamaria Marinca,
Brad Pitt,
Brad William Henke,
David Ayer,
Jason Isaacs,
Jim Parrack,
Jon Bernthal,
Kevin Vance,
Logan Lerman,
Michael Peña,
Shia LaBeouf,
War,
Xavier Samuel
Monday, 5 May 2014
Windtalkers
Most of you (my
regular readers) are aware of my sentiments about Francis Ford Coppola’s
nephew. So it may come as quite a
surprise to you guys when I say that I have finally found a movie in which
Nicholas Cage does exactly what is expected of the role. There may be more out there but I haven’t seen
the lesser known ones.
Labels:
2002,
7 on 10,
Adam Beach,
Brian Van Holt,
Christian Slater,
Frances O'Connor,
Jason Isaacs,
John Woo,
Mark Ruffalo,
Martin Henderson,
Nicolas Cage,
Noah Emmerich,
Peter Stormare,
Roger Willie,
War,
William Morts
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