Tag Archives: Amy Adams

Rant – The Golden Globes, 2013

Wow, I am more than a little late to this party! I find it difficult to believe that the Golden Globes are tomorrow night; they totally snuck up on me!

Anyway, it is typical for me to post my predictions about the winners, and be pretty much wrong, but have fun doing it, so here goes… Continue reading

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Cinema Review – Trouble with the Curve

Baseball scout Gus (Clint Eastwood) has a long and successful career, but when his eyesight starts failing, his daughter Mickey (Amy Adams) takes a break from her career to help him. As the two travel between high school baseball games, the issues in their relationship come to light. As well as this, Mickey finds companionship with a rival scout, Johnny (Justin Timberlake). Continue reading

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Cinema Review – The Master

In the aftermath of WW2, Freddie Quell (Joaquin Phoenix) is uncertain of his future, until he encounters The Cause and it’s charismatic leader. Continue reading

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Cannes Review – On The Road

When Sal (Sam Reily) meets the freewheeling Dean (Garret Hedlund), he is immediately fascinated with this young man and fearless way he lives his life. Sal soon joins Sam and his 16 year old wife Mary Lou (Kirsten Stewart) as they travel across the country and live their lives as though they are about to burn out.
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Cinema Review – The Muppets

The Muppets’s biggest fan Walter is taken on a tour of The Muppets Studio by his brother Gary (Jason Segel). While there, Walter overhears a diabolical plot by evil oil baron Tex Richman (Chris Cooper) to tear down the studio to drill for oil. It is up to Walter, Gary and Gary’s fiancée Mary (Amy Adams) to get the Muppets back together and put on one last show to raise money to save the studio. Continue reading

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Cinema Review – Doubt

Doubt centres on Sister Aloysius (Meryl Streep), principal of a Catholic school in the Bronx who becomes suspicious of the relationship between Father Flynn (Philip Seymour Hoffman) and Donald Miller (Joseph Foster), a young African-American student. The film is set in 1965, in a Catholic school in the Bronx.

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