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Jeremy Renner Movies
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Genres:
Crime
Drama
Thriller
Starring:
Ben Affleck,
Rebecca Hall,
Jon Hamm,
Jeremy Renner,
Blake Lively,
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Ben Affleck was superb as Doug MacRay and as the director takes most of
the plaudits for The Town, Jeremy Renner however as James Coughlin is a
scene stealer with a coiled spring tension about him. Renner could
double for Eminem and it's his energy and menace that keeps viewers on
edge for much of this movie. Rebecca Hall as bank manager Claire Keesey
does well though...
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Genres:
Action
Drama
Thriller
War
Starring:
Jeremy Renner,
Anthony Mackie,
Brian Geraghty,
Guy Pearce,
Ralph Fiennes,
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but it still sucked. OK, let me qualify this statement- if you are not
in the military, or are not a strong military history buff, then
perhaps you can enjoy he movie for what it is, a mild action/thriller
set in the middle east. Otherwise you will be very irritated watching
this movie.I am on my second tour in Iraq as a Cavalry Scout, currently living at
VBC, as mentioned in t...
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Genres:
Action
Horror
Thriller
Starring:
Robert Carlyle,
Catherine McCormack,
Rose Byrne,
Jeremy Renner,
Harold Perrineau,
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28 Weeks Later has to be the most disappointing sequel I've ever seen.
This review will contain spoilers, however, it's nothing that the
filmmakers themselves haven't spoiled to start with. Let's start with
the most fundamental element of film-making: camera work. 28 Weeks
Later is one of those pretentious films with the epileptic, hand-held
camera that seems so...
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Genres:
Biography
Crime
Drama
History
Western
Starring:
Brad Pitt,
Mary-Louise Parker,
Brooklynn Proulx,
Dustin Bollinger,
Casey Affleck,
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Andrew Dominik's The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert
Ford, is a deliberately paced, stunningly visualized, and emotionally
charged exploration of the early development of mass media celebrity in
America. The film riveted my attention for two hours and 40 minutes,
and has remained on my mind for several days after my viewing. Although
centered on one of the...
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Genres:
Drama
Starring:
Conor Donovan,
Jesse Camacho,
Zoe Weizenbaum,
Jeremy Renner,
Annabella Sciorra,
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Nice production, good script, outstanding casting, great young actors
and well chosen music makes this a gem. One can complain about some of
the extremes of the plot, but forgive the excesses and farcical
elements for the sake of a well woven story. It begins with four kids,
friends growing up in a middle-class neighborhood. A significant event
splits the initial single thread ...
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Genres:
Drama
Romance
Starring:
Jeremy Renner,
Gabrielle Union,
Sally Kirkland,
Cary Elwes,
Ethan Suplee,
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Genres:
Drama
Starring:
Charlize Theron,
Thomas Curtis,
Elle Peterson,
Frances McDormand,
Sean Bean,
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Through four-fifths of North Country, the audience receives a rare
treat. It's a film that deals with a serious issue, sexual harassment,
in a serious way. It is a compelling drama that is well shot, directed
and acted. It is nothing short of tragic then, that the last fifth of
the film is some of the worst put to screen this year. Screenwriter
Michael Seitzman is no stranger t...
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Genres:
Action
Crime
Thriller
Starring:
Samuel L. Jackson,
Colin Farrell,
Michelle Rodriguez,
LL Cool J,
Josh Charles,
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I haven't read the comments of others, so I'm not sure why it's rated
so low. This is a pretty decent yarn with some good action and suspense
in it. The story is almost believable. A drug dealer is detained by the
Police and offers $100 million to anyone who can spring him. The offer
is taken up by several people and the Los Angeles Police Department
finds itself outgunned. The...
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Genres:
Biography
Crime
Drama
Horror
Thriller
Starring:
Jeremy Renner,
Bruce Davison,
Artel Great,
Matt Newton,
Dion Basco,
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People seem really disgusted by the film, but the only thing that disgusts
me are the negative reviews. This is a very well-made film that was put
together on a very low budget. Films like this always have the immediate
handicap of focusing not only on an evil, psychotic main character, but
focusing on an evil, psychotic main character who we all know. There
weren't too many...
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