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A Most Violent Year Review (2014)

March 9, 2015September 26, 2015 Dave A Most Violent Year, Albert Brooks, Alessandro Nivola, Annie Funke, Ashley Williams, Ben Rosenfield, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Christopher Abbott, Daisy Tahan, David Marguiles, David Oyelowo, Elizabeth Marvel, Elyes Gabel, Giselle Eisenberg, Glenn Fleshler, Greg King, J.C. Chandor, Jason Ralph, Jerry Adley, Jessica Chastain, Jimmy Palumbo, John Procaccino, Linda Marie Larson, Loran Pruce, Matthew Maher, Myrna Cabella, Oscar Issac, patrick Pitu, Peter Gerety, Pico Alexander, Robert Clohessy, Suzanne Cerreta, Taylor Richardson, William Hill

Summary: In New York City 1981, an ambitious immigrant fights to protect his business and family during the most dangerous year

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Best Acting Performances That Are Against Type

September 7, 2013 Dave A Beautiful Mind, About Schmidt, Actors who have played against type, Adam Ross, Adam Sandler, Albert Brooks, American History X, Ashton Kutcher, Batman, Batman Begins, Behind The Candelabra, Being John Malkovich, Ben Affleck, Ben Kingsley, Bernie, Bill Murray, Brad Pitt, Broken Arrow, Cameron Diaz, Captive, Charlize Theron, Cheap Thrills, Christopher Walken, City Slickers, Cloud Atlas, Collateral, David Griffiths, David Koechner, Desperate Measures, Django Unchained, Domestic Disturbance, Don Johnson, Double Indemnity, Drive, Edward Norton, Elijah Wood, Ernest Borgnine, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, Ewan McGregor, Frank McMurray, Gary Oldman, Get Low, Greg King, Gregory Peck, Hairspray, Halle Berry, Hard Rain, Harrison Ford, Heath Ledger, Henry Fonda, Horrible Bosses, Hugh Grant, Hugo Weaving, Ice House, Inglorious Basterds, Insomnia, Interview With The Vampire, Jack Nicholson, Jack Palance, James Stewart, Jay + Silent Bob Strike Back, Jennifer Aniston, Jim Carrey, Jobs, John Stamos, John Travolta, John Wayne, Kick-Ass 2, Killer Joe, Kirsten Dunst, Leonardo DiCaprio, Les Miserables, Liam Neeson, Magic Mike, Man On The Moon, Maniac, Marty, Matt Damon, Matthew McConaughey, Meet The Parents, Melancholia, Melissa Gilbert, Michael Cera, Michael Douglas, Michael Keaton, Milk, Monster, Morgan Freeman, Moulin Rouge, Mud, Nick Gardener, Nicole Kidman, Now You See Me, Nurse Betty, Once Upon A Time In The West, One Hour Photo, Pierce Brosnan, Prick Up Your Ears, Pulp Fiction, Punch Drunk Love, Robert De Niro, Robin Williams, Rock Of Ages, Russell Crowe, Sean Penn, Seth Rogen, Sexy Beast, Sin City, Spring Breakers, Stardust, Steve Carell, Stoker, Take This Waltz, The Apartmant, The Big Country, The Boys From Brazil, The Conqueror, The Dark Knight, The Good The Bad The Ugly Film Show, The Matador, The Omen, The Paperboy, The Punisher, The Truman Show, The Way Way Back, This Is The End, To Die For, Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks, Tropic Thunder, Vanessa Hudgens, Vertigo, Vince Vaughn, We're The Millers, What Lies Benearth, Youth In Revolt

The boys from ‘The Good The Bad The Ugly Film Show’ take a look at the best films performances when

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This Is 40 (2013)

January 17, 2013March 1, 2013 Dave Albert Brooks, Annie Mumolo, Ava Sambora, Billie Joe Amstrong, Blake Garrett Rosenthal, Charlyne Yi, Chris O'Dowd, Elly Kaye, Graham Parker, Ian Laperriere, Iris Apatow, James F. Van Riemsdyk, Jason Segel, Joanna Baron, John Lithgow, Judd Apatow, Lena Dunham, Leslie Mann, Lisa Darr, Maude Apatow, MEgan Fox, Melissa McCarthy, Molly Shad, Paul Rudd, R. Matt Carle, Robert Smigel, Ryan Adams, Ryan Lee, Scott Wesley, The Rumour Band, This Is 40, This Is 40 Review, Tim Bagley

Summary: Five years after writer/director Judd Apatow introduced us to Pete and Debbie in Knocked Up, Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann