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Saint John of Las Vegas is a somewhat amusing attempt by first-time director and screenwriter Hue Rhodes. The movie has its definite moments as an indie journey film, studded with bizarre characters and droll situations, but it leaves the audience relatively unsatisfied, especially if they are unfamiliar with Dante.
Recommended Women in Trouble is one of those movies that succeeds at nothing. No, not one that fails at everything, but a movie that's perfectly enjoyable without achieving any particular goal. Imagine one of those Crash -style ensemble movies, except the plot threads never intertwine. It's sort of bizarre: writer/director Sebastian Gutierrez pops his head in to examine these people for a short ...
With all the genuinely awful stuff that finds its way to our movie screens, how did ?Women in Trouble? miss a wide theatrical run and get sent straight to home video? This is a genuinely amusing film from the writer of ?Snakes on a Plane.?
The Ghost Writer (PG-13) Roman Polanski's adaptation of Robert Harris' novel stars Ewan McGregor as a writer who learns some dangerous information while working with a former British prime minister (Pierce Brosnan) on his memoirs.
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Director Michael Almereyda speaks at a Cleveland Museum of Art screening of his new film.
"Saint John of Las Vegas," a disjointed and desperately whimsical comedy, follows a compulsive gambler and insurance-claims adjuster (Steve Buscemi) on a road trip from Albuquerque to Las Vegas to investigate a possible fraud.
Review of Steve Buscemi's ''Saint John of Las Vegas.''
Sebastian Gutierrez directs this unusually appealing feature that can only be described as the artistic mash-up of The L Word and "Pulp Fiction." Featuring situations that might easily form the basis of a letter from Penthouse (two women trapped in a hot elevator strip down to their panties; a flight attendant gets propositioned by a rock star; a naive call girl wants to thank her female ...
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