Paul Newman made many movies over the course of five decades, with television series and cameo appearances in between. His classic movies cover from the 1950’s to the new millenium into the 2000’s! With his brilliant blue eyes and cavalier style, he was able to capture the hearts of many moviegoers. His movies cross generations, […]
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Known for his steely blue eyes, advocacy of numerous charities, and exceptional onscreen skills, Paul Newman cultivated a film career that made him one of the most renowned figures in Hollywood. Newman began his rise toward stardom in the 1950s, appearing in a number of films that are now deemed classics, including “Cat on a […]
Takers as an urban rendition of Michael Mann’s Heat. Since imitation is a sincere form of assent, this heist film bears so much resemblance to its predecessor that its flaws stand out more clearly in comparison to 1995’s Marvel. Bank robbers bank tight gang major heist plan, betrayal lingers over them, and obsessive police detectives. […]