#kevinkline

[movietitlescollection]

[duranduratulsa]

Up next on my 90's Fest Movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦 📽 marathon...The Hunchback Of Notre Dame (1996) on glorious vintage VHS 📼! #Movie #movies #animation #musical #thehunchbackofnotredame #tomhulce #tonyjay #demimoore #KevinKline #jasonalexander #MaryWickes #BillFagerbakke #DavidOgdenStiers #RIPDavidOgdenStiers #charleskimbrough #ripcharleskimbrough #DanaHill #billfarmer #KathSoucie #vintage #VHS #90s #90sfest #durandurantulsas4thannual90sfest

[thekylemeredith]

From 2019:

Greta Kline gave Kyle Meredith With a call to discuss Frankie Cosmos' album, Close It Quietly. The indie icon calls out the band's love of The Great British Bakeoff, considers making a Puppy Edition of the album, and recording a song with her parents (Kevin Kline and Phoebe Cates).

#FrankieCosmos #gretakline #thegreatbritishbakeoff #KevinKline #PhoebeCates

[reflections-in-t]

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Apple TV+で配信中の

『Disclaimer 夏の沈黙』が

すばらしい

全7話のうちの5話までを昨夜

一気に。明日の6話と来週の7話で

完結なのだけれども、もどかしい

ディスクレーマーを直訳

すると“免責事項”

ジャーナリストとして活躍する

主人公、ケイト・ブランシェットの

若かりし日の過ちが時を経て

幸せな生活に影を落とす…というのが

おおまかなプロット

それを現代の英国と過去のイタリアの

場面を交錯させながら物語に秘められた

謎を解き明かしていくという

サスペンスフルなストーリー

脚本と監督を名匠アルフォンソ・キュアロンが

カメラをエマニュエル・ルベツキが担当し、

これは『ROMA/ローマ』や『ゼロ・グラビテ

ィ』とおなじ組み合わせ

雨のロンドンや室内での巧みな

ズーミング、海岸や水面、日没時の光の

とらえ方など他に類をみないほどの

美しさでため息がでる

構成もキャストも非の打ちどころのない

すばらしさで、おもわずのめり込む

ドラマであることはまちがいなく

にしても過激な性的描写をひかえていた

はずのApple TV+がR18指定とはいえ…

ep.3は激しすぎるかも

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#Disclaimer

#夏の沈黙

#ディスクレーマー

#CateBlanchett

#ケイトブランシェット

#KevinKline

#ケヴィンクライン

#AlfonsoCuaron

#EmmanuelLubezki

#R18

#AppleTV+

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[gsllc]

I Love You to Death. . . . Not you. I’m referring to the #movie. #KevinKline #TraceyUllman #Keanu #comedy

If you enjoy this post, please boost it via BlueSky, Mastodon, and/or Twitter/X. Social media led me to an article entitled, Popular Movies That Aren’t Available to Stream Anywhere. Yes, I took the time to capitalize all the major words in that title because the Associated Press standard is stupid. Anyway, it’s an interesting list, and I’m sure you’ll sympathize with a lot of their choices.…

[adamwatchesmovies]

A Midsummer Night’s Dream (1999)

Whenever a play is successfully adapted to film, it's hard to tell who is responsible. It isn't like much content has been removed or altered for 1999's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Is it just the subject matter working its magic? Partially for sure but consider whether this retelling captures the original prose and structure. How does the movie look? Does it have re-watch value? Are the actors good in their roles?

Hermia (Anna Friel) is in love with Lysander (Dominic West). They want to marry but her father Egeus (Bernard Bill) wants to pair her with Demetrius (Christian Bale). Meanwhile, Helena (Calista Flockhart) is desperately in love with Demetrius but they broke up and he has no interest in trying again; he's after Hermia. She and Lysander decide to make a run for it, pursued by Demetrius, and Helena (who hopes to win him back in the process). Meanwhile, the king of the fairies, Lord Oberon (Rupert Everett), and his queen Titania (Michelle Pfeiffer) are in the middle of a lover’s quarrel. It's up to trickster Puck (Stanley Tucci) to mend their relationship. Finally, we also follow a group of would-be playwrights putting together a comedic/dramatic presentation of Pyramus and Thisbe. The stories are interwoven as the fairies’ magic interferes with the lovers and the actors.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream is an excellent play, even if you don’t understand Olde English completely. There are plenty of clever rhymes, and the comedic scenarios are timeless. The three stories are fairly simple, making them easy to follow. On DVD, you've got the option to turn on the subtitles, which makes it even easier. The camera's ability for closeups gives us a better look at the actors than you could ever get in an auditorium, which facilitates your understanding as well.

Rather than setting the story in ancient Greece, director Michael Hoffman has selected 19th Century Italy. While bicycles may be present and the only togas we see belong to the fairy-folk, it works. Any period with candlelight, lavish castles, old-timey attitudes, and green woods lovers could stroll through fits this material.

Performance-wise, everyone does well. The standouts are easily Kevin Kline as Bottom, one of the actors putting on the play-within-a-play, and Stanley Tucci as Puck. The performers have good chemistry, making this comedic romance unexpectedly sexy. The movie's got an infamous mud-wrestling scene and for me, it was one of the highlights. Throughout the film, everyone is fighting over who is going to get together with who and it gets even messier/funnier when Puck's enchantments get crossed. The ladies chase after the men and depending on what stage they're in, they run away from, run towards, or are completely bewildered by their affections. What better way to represent this messy sort of fun than by having them all get dirty for real? If that doesn't get you, some very selectively placed rose petals and bushes will.

If you’re looking at A Midsummer Night’s Dream and analyzing the feminist ideals within, or discussing how marriage and love relationships can make an individual's identity disappear, you’re looking too hard. It’s a movie that features a play within a play, some big laughs and magical enchantments being dropped left and right so that the audience can have a good time. It’s a light romantic comedy. It makes you laugh. It makes you happy to share it with someone. I’m not sure if I can pinpoint anything in it that “improves” the material, or would necessarily make it better than any other adaptations or live performances but that’s alright. The 1999 film version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is exactly what it wants to be: fun. (On DVD, August 1, 2015)

[3sc-me]

Silverado (1985) #SilveradoMovie Director #LawrenceKasdan Writers #LawrenceKasdan #MarkKasdan Stars #KevinKline #ScottGlenn #KevinCostner #اقتباس #اقتباسات #اكسبلورر #اقوال #حكم #3SC #QuotesofTheDay #Inspiration #Life #Saying #Love #Truth #BestMovie #Cinema #HighlyRecommended #Explorer #Viral #Quotes https://www.instagram.com/p/CU__6zoFhx0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[haydenfannews]

Hayden Christensen Golden Globe Nominee in 2002 for Life as a House

👏👏👏❤️

#HaydenChristensen #lifeasahouse #kevinkline #irwinwinkler #jenamalone #kristenscottthomas #marysteenburgen #iansomerhalder

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[essekosuruyorburada]

Evde kavga dövüş bir gün daha geçiyor ve kafam yeni bir şey kaldıracak halde katiyen değil. Tatlı, sakin, romantik, komik... Ha bana çok iyi geldi mi? Hayır. Ama bu filmin kötü oluşundan değil. Tamamen sorun bende... Neyse uzun hikaye, halim yok... Kanaat notum: 7/10 (Müzikleri abartısız 10/10)

🎬 French Kiss / Fransız Öpücüğü

Yönetmen: Lawrence Kasdan

Senaryo: Adam Brooks

Oyuncular: Meg Ryan, Kevin Kline, Timothy Hutton, Jean Reno, François Cluzet, Susan Anbeh

[recortesdemivida]

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“BIENVENIDO A NUESTRA SERIE EXPLORANDO TU MASCULINIDAD. ESTA ES LA CINTA Nº 1. APRENDE A CONTROLARTE”. Howard Brackett (Kevin Kline) Intentando Controlarse... :-D Extraído De La Película "In & Out”. 1997. Aquí Os Dejo El Enlace Del Video Completo: https://youtu.be/Q9g1w8yPALI #Cinetelemaniacos #Película #In&out #InAndOut #HowardBrackett #KevinKline #Masculinidad #Cinta https://www.instagram.com/p/B8rlauJKDQF/?igshid=12aqeqlpr9ff1

[pterrible]

07 / A Midsummer Night’s Dream (1999) This movie had the misfortune of being released the week before The Phantom Menace. It’s a shame because it has a great cast working on one of Shakespeare’s most fun plays. . . . #inktober #inktober2019 #enchanted #amidsummernightsdream #shakespeare #michellepfeiffer #kevinkline #titania #micron #art #illustration @ampposters @sakuraofamerica https://www.instagram.com/p/B3UP4krl8X7/?igshid=jbae2s2gdk7g

[movietitlescollection]

[duranduratulsa]

Now showing on my 90's Fest Movie 🎥 marathon...The Hunchback Of Notre Dame (1996) on on glorious vintage VHS 📼! #movie #movies #animation #animatedmovie #disney #thehunchbackofnotredame #quasimodo #tomhulce #demimoore #KevinKline #jasonalexander #BillFagerbakke #MaryWickes #DavidOgdenStiers #vintage #vhs #90s #90sfest #durandurantulsas3rdannual90sfest

[silentmike1701]

Last Vegas (2013)…. Did this one back in 2015. I remember it being in a dim area of the casino @binions_lv. I’ll have to go back and do a retake. #vegasgram #morganfreeman #robertdeniro #michaeldouglas #kevinkline #lastvegas #movielocations #movielocation #filmscout #filmscouting #locationscouting #locationscout #canonphotopaper #movies #movie #flick #film #travel #vegas #lasvegas #cinema #wanderlust #LiveTravelChannel #capturethescene #history #fremontstreet #nvfilm #filmnv #history #gambling #shareyourstudio (at Binion's Gambling Hall & Hotel) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqIlnB1LsJ_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[barometersontelevision]

From In & Out.

[adamwatchesmovies]

The Hunchback of Notre Dame II (2002)

I went into The Hunchback of Notre Dame II with rock-bottom expectations. You will too once you hear its premise. Perhaps being prepared for the worst threw off my barometer because I found it “surprisingly good”.

Six years after the events of the first film, Quasimodo (Tom Hulce) is preparing to celebrate the “Jour d'Amour”, a festival in which the Parisians profess their love for all to hear. The Hunchback expects to be alone on this day until he meets a kind circus performer named Madellaine (Jennifer Love Hewitt). What the bell ringer doesn’t know is that she's being forced by the circus ringleader Sarousch (Michael McKean) to find Notre Dame's great gem-encrusted bell so he can steal it.

Look forward to hearing all of the original voice actors reprising their roles and some decent songs peppered throughout. None are memorable but they won't have you plugging your ears. While the animation is not on the same level as its theatrically released predecessor, you shouldn't expect it to be. Still, there are some tricky shots of characters spinning or birds flying that are far beyond what you'd associate with a sequel no one was asking for that was released direct-to-DVD. Tarzan 2 was horrifying to watch. I really thought this was going to be more of the same but I was pleasantly surprised.

With all that said, this movie is doomed to only go so far. The film's message is so obvious, so on the nose, it makes your eyes roll. Worse, it's a betrayal of the melancholic but honest tone of the first film - which was already extremely softened compared to the original book. The villain lacks any subtlety whatsoever and the three unfunny, vile gargoyles (voiced by Charles Kimbrough, Jason Alexander and Jane Withers) are as bad as before. What bothered me - no, baffled me most are wholly unrelated to these points. There are revelations that make me wonder if writers Flip Kobler, Cindy Marcus, and Jule Selbo even saw the first movie. Firstly, the gargoyles that Quasimodo talks to… they’re actually real. They're stone creatures who can choose to become animated or suddenly turn to stone. That one makes you wonder, as does the revelation that magic is real. I wondered how Sarousch planned on stealing a giant bell covered with sapphires, emeralds, and rubies the size of dinner plates. The answer is through sorcery. It's another head-scratcher. Six years ago, Frollo accused Esmeralda of witchcraft. When you learn there are actual wizards running around, he seems less irrational all of a sudden.

Deciding on a fair rating for The Hunchback of Notre Dame II is tricky. Is it a movie I’d recommend you go and check out? No. What if you’re a big fan of the original film? No. If you've seen every movie in your collection, your kids love Quasimodo, you have the choice between seeing this sequel or walking outside in a blizzard to get something else… then, sure. As I write these words, however, I second-doubt myself. I might not have had a horrible time, but this story is just awful. It's barely an hour long, which earns it points but what will you take away or treasure from it? Not much. In the end, I've got to give it a negative review. I might've let it slide by with a 2.5/5 but there's a bad post-credit scene and honestly, who am I kidding? Who's going to raise a stink if I say this movie's not worth seeing? No one, that's who. (On Blu-ray, June 5, 2015)