Tag: sean penn

Paul Thomas Anderson gives us a generous helping of the San Fernando Valley of the 1970s -- maybe too generous at times.

X marks the spot If Jon Krakauer's suggestion that “the very basic core of a man’s living spirit is his passion

Sean of the dead Perhaps one of the most curious aspects of Pierre Morel's The Gunman is just how much it

And I knew that I would These films, all based on true events or stories, encapsulate life like nothing else From

Leaving on a jet plane Midnight in Paris | dir Woody Allen (2011) Owen Wilson plays Gil, a wistful and nostalgic

Sean again We tried to hate the trailer for The Gunman, we really did And for a moment, when Sean Penn's face

The people are real The decisions final These films revisit important and noteworthy lives of people

Optimism has become something of a rarity in film Perhaps because it's easier to make us cry than laugh or  because

Welcome to Recast This, the only thing ever in existence ever to retrospectively contemplate casting changes For our