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The Fall or Rise of Richard Kelly?
heyuguys.co.uk - 2 days ago
The Fall or Rise of Richard Kelly?
— heyuguys.co.uk — In 2001, Richard Kelly’s Donnie Darko opened in theatres. With only a limited release, just 58 screens across the US it wasn’t able to set the box office alight, with a domestic gross of around $520,000, and $ 4.1M worldwide. When it came to DVD, however, it found a new lease ... The Fall or Rise of Richard Kelly?

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theplaylist.blogspot.com - 29 days ago
Arcade Fire Soundtrack To 'The Box' Is Coming... Eventually...
— theplaylist.blogspot.com — This morning, " The Box " director Richard Kelly took to Twitter in order to answer some of the questions we raised in an article posted yesterday about the status of the not-so-anticipated film's much-anticipated score, composed by Arcade Fire ... Arcade Fire Soundtrack To 'The Box' Is Coming... ...

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cutprintreview.com - 29 days ago
The Box (Review)
— cutprintreview.com — Following the backlash of Richard Kelly’s sophomore effort – the grand disaster that was Southland Tales -- one would have thought that the famed Donnie Darko director would play it safe for his next outing. It looked like Kelly was doing just that with The Box; a bluntly titled, ... The Box (Review)

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Exclusive: New Poster For The Box
empireonline.com - 24 days ago
Exclusive: New Poster For The Box
— empireonline.com — The latest poster for Richard Kelly's new film The Box is here, and it surely offers the best reason yet to watch it on its December 4 release. No, not the effectively creepy artwork or the look of terror on Cameron Diaz' face: it is, of course, the ... Exclusive: New Poster For The Box

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Film review – The Box (2009)
blog.cinemaautopsy.com - 22 days ago
Film review – The Box (2009)
— blog.cinemaautopsy.com — Arthur Lewis (James Marsden) and Norma Lewis (Cameron Diaz) The writer/director Richard Kelly is shaping up to go down in film history as one of those directors who began his feature film career magnificently but never got close to repeating the same magic again. In Kelly’s case his ... Film review – The Box (2009)

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Writer/Director Richard Kelly Exclusive Video Interview THE BOX
collider.com - 18 days ago
Writer/Director Richard Kelly Exclusive Video Interview THE BOX
— collider.com — Earlier today I sat down with writer/director Richard Kelly (”Donnie Darko”, “Southland Tales”) to talk about his upcoming movie “The Box”. For those who don’t know, the movie is set around a deceptively ... Writer/Director Richard Kelly Exclusive Video Interview ...

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Why Richard Kelly Is Obsessed With Water, And Won't See the Darko Sequel [Exclusive]
io9.com - 16 days ago
Why Richard Kelly Is Obsessed With Water, And Won't See the Darko Sequel [Exclusive]
— io9.com — The Box director Richard Kelly has played with water imagery in all his scifi films, including Donnie Darko . We caught up with him and asked why all his characters are perpetually wet, and his thoughts on the Donnie Darko sequel. At the ... Why Richard Kelly Is Obsessed With Water, And Won't See ...

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The Darko Mythos [Analysis]
io9.com - 15 days ago
The Darko Mythos [Analysis]
— io9.com — With The Box hitting theaters this weekend, we're about to get another dose of director Richard Kelly's evolving mythos, which began with Donnie Darko and continued with Southland Tales . So what is Kelly's Darko Mythos? When a creator invents a ... The Darko Mythos [Analysis]

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cinematical.com - 15 days ago
Cinematical Seven: "WTF?" Dance Scenes in Non-Musicals
— cinematical.com — I think it's safe to tell you, without spoiling the movie, that The Men Who Stare at Goats includes a couple of scenes with Jeff Bridges and George Clooney dancing around. The scenes are amusing and a little strange -- why are soldiers dancing? ... Cinematical Seven: "WTF?" Dance Scenes in Non-Musicals

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