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scenesandscreens · 2 years

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The Cell (2000)

Director - Tarsem Singh, Cinematography - Paul Laufer

"My world, my rules."

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trendfilmsetter · 11 days

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Pruitt Taylor-Vince joins James Gunn’s DCU and has been cast as Pa Kent in the upcoming film SUPERMAN

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tiganas · 4 months

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#s1m0ne #al pacino #al pac1n0 #future cult classic #the dumbest movie #jason schwartzman #Winona Ryder #Jay Mohr #Catherine Keener #Evan Rachel Wood #Pruitt Taylor Vince #Elias Koteas #Rebecca Romijn

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worldsfinestpowercouple · 10 days

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Nevada Howell and Pruitt Taylor Vince are ma and pa kent.

#dc comics #dccomics #dcu #superman #dceu #batman #the flash #blue beetle #the flash movie #blue beetle movie #all star superman #superman 2025 #james gunn dcu #james gunn superman #james gunn #Neva Howell #pruitt taylor vince

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specific90saesthetics · 10 months

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#'90s aesthetic #'90s nostalgia #1990s #90s #'90s #heavy #heavy 1995 #debbie harry #pruitt taylor vince #liv tyler #sundance film festival #1995

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lovecatnip · 6 days

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Captivity

2007

#captivity #horror movies #elisha cuthbert #daniel gillies #laz alonso #pruitt taylor vince #michael harney

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genevieveetguy · 8 months

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. Fundamentally, people are suckers for the truth. And the truth is on your side, Bubba.

JFK, Oliver Stone (1991)

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may8chan · 1 year

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Identity - James Mangold 2003

#Identity #James Mangold #Pruitt Taylor Vince

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laserpinksteam · 5 months

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Film after film: Beautiful Girls (dir. Ted Demme, 1996)

Thurman is surprisingly the best part of this heavily misogynistic film about sad-sack straight men chasing, for no apparent reason, the attention and affection of various women, some of whom (Sorvino, Plimpton, both good) fall for it. It has a pleasantly slow pace and it's long, but weirdly affective despite all the gender-politics-related bullshit. Hutton is an interesting anti-star, whose best role is still "Ordinary People": whenever I see him, I think he's still resting from this early acting gig. Dillon and Rappaport, predictably, play assholes. Arquette is very hot.

#filmafterfilm #beautiful girls #uma thurman #timothy hutton #natalie portman #martha plimpton #mira sorvino #annabeth gish #michael rapaport #noah emmerich #lauren holly #rosie o'donnell #matt dillon #pruitt taylor vince #ted demme #david arquette

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clemsfilmdiary · 1 year

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Angel Heart (1987, Alan Parker)

10/29/22

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adamwatchesmovies · 2 years

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Identity (2003)

I saw Identity way back in 2003 and its ending stuck with me. It’s a polarizing one, but I like it. Though in hindsight the film contains familiar murder-mystery elements, they are given a new spin that makes the story feel wholly original.

Told non-sequentially – at least at first – ten strangers find themselves stranded in the middle of a storm at a remote hotel in Nevada. After one of them is viciously murdered, the film makes it clear the mysterious events at the remote location are tied to the upcoming execution of a convict named Malcolm Rivers. New evidence proves - according to his lawyer - that he should be found not guilty for reason of insanity.

Identity is tricky to discuss. Much of its fun comes from handling the disparate pieces placed in front of you and figuring out how they fit together. I don’t want to give too much away. How do the ex-cop now limousine driver, Ed (John Cusack) and the actress he’s driving, Caroline (Rebecca De Mornay) fit in with the family who's suffered an unexpected tragedy? It can’t simply be a coincidence that they wind up isolated from the rest of the world along with a couple of newlyweds (Ginny Virginia and William Lee Scott), a prostitute seeking a new life (Amanda Peet as Paris) and a police officer (Ray Liotta) transporting a convicted murderer (Jake Busey). You have an itchy feeling that somewhere in this hotel managed by Larry (John Hawkes) something will tie this story to Malcolm Rivers (Pruitt Taylor Vince) and his psychiatrists’ pleas that justice has not been properly served... but what?

The picture moves quickly at 90 minutes. This prevents the more obvious twists from being discovered before they're intended to be - for the most part. The film manages to keep you wondering and part of this is due, admittedly, to the fact that it kinda-sorta cheats. In a way, it doesn’t, as what takes place here makes perfect sense once you figure out how to orient all of the puzzle pieces. In a way, it does, since there is no way to figure out what is actually happening until you’ve seen the ending and are given additional context for what happened previously. If everyone was taking this approach it would be infuriating but since we don't see this sort of storytelling often, it's a strategy that works. You feel like the characters in the motel: confused and scared. The picture is very much aware of what it’s doing and while its choices do make for diminishing returns upon a second viewing, it still managed to send chills down my back.

Identity benefits immensely from its talented cast. The actors have been perfectly selected for you to immediately grok what everyone is about. With that out of the way, you can focus on the murders and how things link up. The direction is steady and the picture is methodically shot to prevent anything from giving away too much until the moment is right. I can see why this unconventional mystery might lose people but I say Identity is worth the chance. (On DVD, March 27, 2018)

#Identity #movies #films #movie reviews #film reviews #James Mangold #Michael Cooney #John Cusack #Ray Liotta #Amanda Peet #Alfred Molina #Clea DuVall #Rebecca De Mornay #Pruitt Taylor Vince #2003 movies #2003 films

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tinyreviews · 1 year

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One of those films where the atmosphere and setting alone can hold the movie up.

Constantine is a 2005 American superhero horror film directed by Francis Lawrence in his directorial debut. Written by Kevin Brodbin and Frank Cappello, it is loosely based on DC Comics' Hellblazer comic book. The film stars Keanu Reeves, with Rachel Weisz, Shia LaBeouf, Tilda Swinton, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Djimon Hounsou, Gavin Rossdale, and Peter Stormare.

#constantine #constantine fanart #constantine review #hellblazer #keanu reeves #rachel weisz #shia lebouf #tilda swinton #pruitt taylor vince #djimon hounsou #gavin rossdale #peter stormare #cult hit #supernatural #superhero #horror #movie review #2005

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mynameiseosson · 2 years

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Mumford (1999), dir. Lawrence Kasdan

#lawrence kasdan #Mumford #loren dean #watched in 2022 #october22 #rewatch #alfre woodard #jason lee #zoey deschanel #elisabeth moss #pruitt taylor vince #mary mcdonnell #martin short #jane adams #n.120

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film-a-day · 2 years

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Constantine (2005)

Directed by Francis Lawrence.

Starring Keanu Reeves, Rachel Weisz, Shia LeBouf, Tilda Swinton, Pruitt Taylor Vince.

Genre: Thriller, action, fantasy.

#Constantine #Francis lawrence #Keanu Reeves #rachel weisz #shia lebouf #tilda swinton #pruitt taylor vince

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simonbakeralbum · 2 years

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The Mentalist S03 E16

#simon baker #the mentalist #patrick jane #pruitt taylor vince #j.j. laroche

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gbhbl · 2 years

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Horror Movie Review: Jacob’s Ladder (1990)

Jacob’s Ladder is a 1990 American psychological horror film directed by Adrian Lyne, produced by Alan Marshall, written by Bruce Joel Rubin, and starring Tim Robbins, Elizabeth Peña, and Danny Aiello. On October 6, 1971, an American infantryman, Jacob Singer, is with the 1st Air Cavalry Division. Deployed in a village in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, when his close-knit unit comes under sudden attack.…

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