Interview: J C Chandor
New York. 1981. Over 1 million crimes are recorded. There are over 60,000 aggravated assaults on record and over 2000 ...
Tag: A Most Violent Year
Interview: Jessica Chastain
The Help, Tree of Life, Zero Dark Thirty, The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, and now A Most Violent Year, Jessica ...
Interview : Oscar Isaac
There's a lot of buzz on Oscar Isaac, he just won Best Actor, along with Michael Keaton (Birdman), he's starring ...
A Most Violent Year Named Best National Board of Review Film of 2014
A MOST VIOLENT YEAR NAMED 2014 BEST FILM OF THE YEAR BY THE NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW *** 2014 ...
Brand new featurette and poster for A Most Violent Year
A brand new featurette and poster for A Most Violent Year made its debut today. The two-minute feature includes interviews ...
Oscar Isaac’s The Art of the Sell – Clip from A Most Violent Year
This scene was one of the standouts during the film's AFI premiere -- it is a good example of the ...
Picture of the Day
A Most Violent Year's Jessica Chastain with co-star Oscar Isaac and writer/director JC Chandor - keeping the spirit of cinema ...
A Most Violent Year – Old School Elegant Storytelling
One thing that threads throughout JC Chandor's work, with three films under his belt now, is that he devotes his ...
New Trailer for A Most Violent Year
Tension builds as Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain try to take on the violence in New York in 1981.
JC Chandor’s Eagerly Anticipated A Most Violent Year to Open AFI Fest
We will finally get a look at JC Chandor's cloaked in mystery crime thriller, A Most Violent Year. Fest director ...
New Teaser & Poster: JC Chandor’s A Most Violent Year to Get Oscar Qualifying Run before Opening in 2015
A new teaser for JC Chandor's A Most Violent Year has just been sent out. Oscar Isaac, Jessica Chastain star. ...
First Look at JC Chandor’s A Most Violent Year
Linda Ge's Up and Comers just posted the scans from EW's preview with the first look at Oscar Isaac and ...
The 5th Annual Hollywood Critics Association Midseason Film Awards were announced yesterday (July 1), and ''Everything Everywhere All at Once''…
Good Lord, there have been think pieces on TG:M, retro think pieces on Jaws, a basic FYC article on EEAAO,…
i read the adaptations of the son and the whale the son was made by an european playwriter and jackman…
i hope so i just hope critics hype also other movies Sarah Polley movie for example has a social revelance…
that year was so strong
