#Xander Berkeley

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Tony Todd and Virginia Madsen in Candyman (1992)

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Gattaca (1997)

Director - Andrew Niccol, Cinematography - Sławomir Idziak

"For someone who was never meant for this world, I must confess I'm suddenly having a hard time leaving it. Of course, they say every atom in our bodies was once part of a star. Maybe I'm not leaving... maybe I'm going home."

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Apollo 13 (1995)

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Bad movie I have Poison Ivy 1992 ,Poison Ivy 2 (1996 ), and Poison Ivy: The New Seduction

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Mentalist Mondays - Week 25

Spoilers below the cut...

Jane Meeting Red John

Collage 1: Patrick Jane meeting Timothy Carter (fake Red John) in Strawberries and Cream Part 2 3x24.

Collage 2: Patrick Jane meeting Sheriff Thomas McAllister (real Red John) in Red John 6x08.

Both scenes are stunningly acted by Simon Baker, Bradley Whitford and Xander Berkeley.

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“Let’s throw away every negative, destructive thought we might have.”

Safe (1995) dir. Todd Haynes

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The Killing Jar (1997) - M. Emmet Walsh 

I too would like to sneak up behind Walsh and leave something in his gut.

Not a knife like this guy. My goo.

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CANDYMAN (1992)

A tragic tale of desire. The desire of a man for his lover and unborn child, so strong it created a curse. A desire of a woman to uncover something bigger than herself and to make it big academically. And finally, the desire of another man to have both his loving and devoted wife and his young mistress. All punished with death. This film has definitely helped to shape the horror genre from its early 90s release. A killer, more than just anger and bloodlust, Candyman explores a tragic and sympthic villain bound to the earth by his own pain, regrets, and longing for power that he was not afforded in his life. Power that would have allowed him to live in peace and love the women he chose. Something I love about this character is that he is extremely powerful, more than capable of brutality (and we've seen him use it), but for Helan, he doesn't use it. He wants her willingly. While he does use tactics to try to sway her opinion, he always asks her to be his, never forcing her. "Be my victim," he asks. Gently but sternly. I personally think Helen was a fool for not going willingly to him. Could you imagine what a power couple they would have been? And Candyman would never cheat on her, unlike Trevor. Maybe I'm just a candyman simp, but c'mon.... he's really the whole package. This films commentary on casual racism and how it affects communities is something very powerful. It's the kind of thing you see every day on the news. A minority group basically walled off from the rest of the community forced to live in the poorest cities trapped in the system designed to keep them there. And when do they find something to believe in? Something just for them? It's turned into a monster. But perhaps I'm just looking too much into it. On a last side note, the score for this film is phenomenal. I would say the piano theme has to be just as iconic as the Halloween theme or Friday the 13ths "cha! cha! ma! ma! It gives me chills every time

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🎬 Gattaca (1997) Gattaca’s dystopia isn’t sci-fi—it’s prophecy. Ethan Hawke’s Vincent, a ‘defective’ dreamer, fakes perfection in a world where DNA dictates destiny. Jude Law’s bitter Jerome sells his elite genes, their pact; a rebellion against engineered fate. A haunting, beautiful ode to the misfits who outrun their own blood. 🔗 Read the full review on Moviez4U: 👉 https://moviez4u.blog/gattaca-1997/ ✍️ Written by: Ad1mz

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Xander Berkeley

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