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18.06.2023
#Mira-Marathon | MCU
Film Name: Iron Man 2 (2010) Production studios: Paramount Pictures, Marvel Entertainment, Marvel Studios, Fairview Entertainment; Director by: Jon Favreau; Screenwriters: Justin Theroux; Starring: Robert Downey Jr., Mickey Rourke, Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Sam Rockwell; Genres: Science Fiction, Action; Running Time: 2 hours, 4 minutes;
Iron Man 2 is an exciting 2010 superhero film that explores the further adventures of Tony Stark. The film has great visuals and interesting characters, although it may seem a bit long for some viewers. All in all, it's a great film that draws attention to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
My rating: 9/10
Happy 51st Birthday, Sam Rockwell! (November 5, 1968)
It’s hard to not get typed in Hollywood. They really want to type you. I’m trying to avoid that, because I want to do a lot of things. I know what I’m capable of. I forgive them because they don’t know. They haven’t seen me play Hamlet. They’re not going to cast me as an English aristocrat. I’m going to have to prove that on my own. That’s okay. That’s what you have to fight for if you want to be an artist.
Three Billboards - Jason Dixon
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Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing Missouri is a complex ensamble movie based around the three billboards our protagonist Mildred sets up about the death and rape of her daughter. Eventhough it is an ensemble piece and every ones acting is incredible, due to an great script written by Martin McDonagh, however Sam Rockwells character Jason Dixon stood out the most to me because of his character arc.
At the beginning of the film I hated him so much, I honestly wanted him to die. His racist, homophobic and pure aggression made him seem unredeemable to me yet as the film progresses we see him change. When he receives that letter from Chief Willoughby there is this moment where he becomes vunrable, he’s lost his idol, friend and his career. The words of his dead partner strike him so much so that he wants to change.
We see this first when the fire breaks out and he saves the rape case file rather then just saving himself showing how he does care.
Then in the hospital he breaks down into tears when facing Red Welby who he mercilessly beat to a pulp. He cries not only due to the guilt of his actions but also that Red still shows him kindness despite his actions.
His character arc ends in the last third where we see a man who hated minorities now being a minority (due to his burns). We are also taught a lesson about not jumping to conclusions as we find out that Jason never burned the billboards and so was scorned for no reason. Yet it is this scarring that has now made him a decent human being.
The last thing that made me forgive him was the beating that he took in order to criminalise the rapist, risking his life in order to do so. It showed that he was a man who believed in justice and was willing to go the extra mile to get it.
Jason’s influenced by his mother who has these beliefs about the world so his ability to overcome this poisonous views and become a better person us extremely powerful. He is by no means a great human being as we all have our flaws but the fact that this movie was able to make me do a completely 180° on someone who I thought I could never change my mind about deserves my utmost respect and applause.
El thriller de espionaje de Matthew Vaughn de Apple 'Argylle' se lanzará el 2 de febrero a través de Universal Pictures.
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El thriller de espionaje de Matthew Vaughn de Apple 'Argylle' se lanzará el 2 de febrero a través de Universal Pictures.
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just watched Moon with @paperwick and the transmasc fashion is immaculate
Top 10 Most Attractive Sam Rockwell Characters, as voted by my followers | Number 2: Owen (The Way Way Back)
Sam Rockwell as Officer Jason Dixon in Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017)
You do not call an officer of the law a fucking prick in his own station-house, Mrs. Hayes. Or anywhere, actually.
“I’m happy that I’m finally getting some lines in my face. I always looked too young for the kind of roles I wanted. It was constraining. My face didn’t fit my innards until I reached 40.”
Happy birthday, Sam Rockwell (5th November, 1968)
Something cartoony that I’m going to put on a T-shirt for my moms birthday
