John Boyega has been cast in the sequel to Pacific Rim and will act as a producer as well.
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John Boyega cast in Pacific Rim 2
John Boyega has been cast in the sequel to Pacific Rim and will act as a producer as well.
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Screenwriter Derek Connolly, who previously worked on Jurassic World, has signed up for Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim 2.
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Screenwriter Derek Connolly, who previously worked on Jurassic World, has signed up for Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim 2.
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Kim Basinger cast in Fifty Shades of Grey sequel
Universal Pictures have announced their first new cast member for the upcoming Fifty Shades of Grey sequel, Fifty Shades Darker. As Kim Basinger, best known for L.A. Confidential and 8 Mile, is set to star.
Variety reports that Basinger will…
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Universal Pictures have announced their first new cast member for the upcoming Fifty Shades of Grey sequel, Fifty Shades Darker. As Kim Basinger, best known for L.A. Confidential and 8 Mile, is set to star.
Variety reports that Basinger will play Elena Lincoln, also known as Mrs. Robinson, a key character from the books who played a pivotal role in Christian Grey’s (Jamie Dornan) teenage years.
Dornan and co-star Dakota Johnson will reprise their roles in the sequel films with Fifty…
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13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi - Review
Lacking in that human, rawness that the story demands.
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Lacking in that human, rawness that the story demands.
Read More »I don't know where you reviewers come from . The point of the movie is the bravery and dedication of some Americans and the lack of support that came from the USA . You want character development go see Nicholas Sparks . the movie is the story as it happened . anything less than that , you would have complained it was not true and had too much added in to the story.
m jl" A struggle to fully connect with their situation" Did your reviewer even watch the movie? Sounds like he just took a couple of tokes, called Michael Moore to compare panty sizes, then phoned it in. You should probably not hire anyone who still lives in their mothers basement. I would challenge him to set up an interview with the surviving members of the Benghazi team so that he may express his view of the events in person.
Bob NapperHi Bob, thanks for your comment. Though you've misjudged my review completely. Any criticisms I have are about this as a piece of cinema, that's an important distinction to make and what my job requires me to do. Any apprehensions I have are solely and squarely a response to the film. So when I say I struggled to form an emotional connection, that is a fault of the filmmakers, and not associated to the real events whatsoever. Oh and by the way, I did actually set up an interview with the surviving members of the Benghazi Attack, and we got on just fine, thanks. http://youtu.be/1EeYDkO6Z4Y
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