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3 days ago · Plastic Guns. / Jean-Christophe Meurisse. “ [Director Jean-Christophe] Meurisse’s previous film, Bloody Oranges (2021), was the darkest of dark comedies — Unlike Bloody Oranges, which saves the shocks for the last act, Plastic Guns goes for a massive “fuck you” energy from the start. It’s hilarious.
3 days ago · Gonzalez Jr. is writer and director, with Matthew Hersh and Gigi Gustin (Night of the Missing) producing along with Gregori J. Martin (The Bay).Melanie Martyn is the executive producer, and she ...
1 day ago · Ricky and Jane, who had earlier considered killing Lester themselves, find his body. Discovering the body herself, Carolyn hides in the master closet, discards her gun, and hugs Lester's clothing. A blood-soaked Frank returns home, a gun missing from his collection.
4 days ago · The Guns of Navarone is a classic war film that has captivated audiences for decades. Released in 1961, the movie tells the thrilling story of a group of allied commandos on a daring mission to destroy a massive German artillery outpost on the Greek island of Navarone during World War II.
4 days ago · The 'Naked Gun' Movies Trivia Quiz. A quiz on the three hilarious movies featuring the bumbling Lt. Frank Drebin. A multiple-choice quiz by Harrison. Estimated time: 3 mins. Last 3 plays: Guest 172 (5/10), Guest 69 (5/10), Guest 68 (8/10).
2 days ago · Bruce Willis filmography. American actor Bruce Willis began his career in 1980 with an uncredited role in The First Deadly Sin. After guest-starring in a 1984 episode of Miami Vice, he appeared in the first episode of the 1985 revival of The Twilight Zone.
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4 days ago · If you love a good dose of police action and intrigue, join the thousands of fans and vote for the greatest movies about police. These cinematic works are ranked based on storyline, character development, action sequences, and overall cinematic impact.
