Category: Drama
All Genres: Drama, Thriller
Release Year: 2010
Country: USA
Runtime:
Rating: (0)
Languages: English, Italian
Director: Anton Corbijn
Taglines:
He was given an offer he couldn't refuse…
They just fucked with the wrong Mexican!
If you're going to hire Machete to kill the bad guy, you better make damn sure the bad guy isn't you!
He knows the score. He gets the women. And he kills the bad guys!
Yesterday He Was a Decent Man Living a Decent Life. Now He is a Brutal Savage Who Must Slaughter to Stay Alive.
A Pissed Off Mexican Out to Settle a Score
Lindsay Lohan as The Sister
Robert De Niro as The Senator
Danny Trejo as Machete
Michelle Rodriguez as She
Jessica Alba as Sartana
Steven Seagal as Torrez
Writing by: Rowan Joffe – (screenplay)
Martin Booth – (novel "A Very Private Gentleman")
Produced by: Anne Carey – producer
George Clooney – producer
Jill Green – producer
Grant Heslov – producer
Enzo Sisti – executive producer
Moa Westeson – line producer
Ann Wingate – producer
Cast: George Clooney – Jack / Edward
Irina Björklund – Ingrid
Lars Hjelm – Hunter #1
Johan Leysen – Pavel
Paolo Bonacelli – Father Benedetto
Giorgio Gobbi – Man on Vespa
Silvana Bosi – Old Cheese Vendor
Thekla Reuten – Mathilde
Guido Palliggiano – Waiter (Market)
Samuli Vauramo – Young Swedish Man
Antonio Rampino – Postmaster
Music: Herbert Grönemeyer
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Plot Outline: After being betrayed by the organization who hired him, an ex-Federale launches a brutal rampage of revenge against his former boss.
Plot: An assassin hides out in Italy for one last assignment.
Category: 0
All Genres:
Release Year: 1998
Country: UK, USA
Runtime: 90
Rating: (0)
Languages: English
Director: Paul Unwin
Sound: Dolby
Taglines:
Join Dr Matthews and Surgeon Sally in the Hilltop Hospital!
Writing by: Henry James – (novel "The American")
Michael Hastings – (writer)
Produced by: Simon Curtis – executive producer
Rebecca Eaton – executive producer
Fiona Finlay – producer
John McDonnell – co-producer
David McLoughlin – co-producer
Nigel Warren-Green – executive producer
Michael Wearing – executive producer
Cast: Matthew Modine – Christopher Newman
Diana Rigg – Madame de Bellegarde
Aisling O'Sullivan – Claire De Cintré
Paul Hickey – Henri de Bellegarde
Andrew Scott – Valentin de Bellegarde
Brenda Fricker – Mrs. Bread
Eva Birthistle – Noemie Nioche
T.P. McKenna – Marquis de Bellegarde
Phillip O'Sullivan – Marquis de Cintre
Ian Fitzgibbon – Tom Tristram
Joe Pilkington – Armand Nioche
Music: Stephen McKeon
Official Website: Visit Website
Plot Outline: Several pieces of Frank Zappa's music are set against clay animation by Bruce Bickford.
Plot: We enter Bruce Bickford's studio in Santa Monica, California; it's 1978. Various technicians are at work; drawers upon drawers are full of figurines. Bickford says a few things, and then, with Zappa's symphonic music on the soundtrack, we're taken into various Bickford creations. Knife-wielding Africans fight rifle-toting Whites. A drawing of a toilet fills the screen, various foods emerge from it, and they change shapes swiftly into images of animals and things. In claymation, three everymen move through landscapes of danger and conflict. Moments of the every day change quickly into grotesque images. Little holds its shape for more than a moment.
Movie Quotes: Tao: So we're helping someone we don't like, based on the word of someone who never tells the truth.
Crazy Credits: We know about 2 Crazy Credits. One of them reads:
The credit for Alan J. Schoolcraft, the president of operations for Mike Zoss Productions, is all in Spanish: “El Encargado de Mike Zoss Productions”
Goofs: We know about 8 goofs. Here comes one of them:
Crew or equipment visible: About 20 minutes into the movie, Philips and Petty are looking off to the right and the reflector illuminating their faces is reflected in their sunglasses.
Trivia: There are 1 entries in the trivia list – like these:
- SPOILER: Government censors insisted on cutting a scene depicting workers measuring the bathhouse in preparation for its demolition. Their actions make it clear to the father that the bathhouse will soon be destroyed, and he dies that night. With the scene removed, the death is sudden and inexplicable.
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