The most popular movies from the 80's.
Celeste: An alpha woman with shadows. The setbacks romantic intelligent, funny, attractive young people are always fodder for light comedy, except when the light hearts are thwarted by heartache. “Celeste and Jesse Forever” turns the classic romantic comedy with a bracingly honest real-life environment, exploring both the comedy and complexity of love and friendship.
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Ayer’s re-entry into the Los Angeles cop genre. In their mission to abide by their oath to serve and protect, Officer Brian Taylor (Jake Gyllenhaal) and Officer Mike Zavala (Michael Peña) have formed a powerful brotherhood to ensure they both go home at the End of Watch. The only guarantee for these officers is that there are no guarantees when patrolling the streets of South Central, Los Angeles.
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Byzantium: When two mysterious women seek refuge. Eleanor and Clara, two mysterious and penniless young women, flee the scene of a violent crime and arrive in a run-down coastal resort. They try to find money and refuge along the tawdry seafront and in the dilapidated hotels.
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Screenwriters talk about Nobody Walks movie. My previous films were about strong women who were independent, brave and broken-hearted. The characters pushed boundaries as a way of defining themselves and left a mess in their wake.
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The Words: Some dreams test us. It started as one of those “What if” rambling conversations between two writers about the lost works of one of America’s greatest authors while stuck in L.A. traffic more than a decade ago.
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The Words: Some stories connect us. Eleven years ago, Bradley Cooper, like Rory, was still an unknown. The irony? Bradley wanted to be Rory. He even attended an early table read as a guest of the writer / directors (his childhood friends).
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