Colin Farrell

Colin Farrell
Colin Farrell - An Overview
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L. Vegner
Colin Farrell's career in acting can be classified as a mixture of positive and negative regard from both critics and fans. As an Irish actor acting in America, he has managed to be in critically-acclaimed films, earning him several nominations from respected award giving bodies such as Golden Globe and the Oscars. However, he also became a part of films that did not only receive limited theatrical release but also limited appreciation from fans, turning these movies into big flops.
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id=2137334 - Mar 24, 2009
Colin Farrell Movies
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Greg A Brown
If you are a movie buff, then you must have seen some movies or heard of the Irish actor "Colin Farrell". Though this actor has not done a large number of Hollywood movies, but he has done a brilliant job in all the movies he has done. In this article, we will discuss a few Hollywood movies in which this actor has acted.
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id=3182332 - Oct 30, 2009
Colin Farrell
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Rory Singh
Colin Farrell: One of Hollywood's finest young actors that have been turning heads since he came out in the late 90's. Farrell was born in Ireland on May 31, 1976
known for his role in movies like Miami Vice, Swat
Alexander.
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id=1164177 - May 09, 2008
Pride and Glory - Best Police Drama Since 'Training Day'!
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Ryan Mead
When you put Colin Farrel, Edward Norton, and Jon Voight in the same Film you know it has to be good. From the opening credits until the end this film this movie had my attention. The Characters were well developed. Edward Norton played the part of the trusting cop who throughout the entire film is trying his best to stay honorable to his country. Norton rejoins the task force under the command of his Brother, Noah Emmerich, who is the police chief. He is the first to figure out that there might be dirty cops working in the force.
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id=1647194 - Nov 06, 2008
Review: Total Recall (2012)
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Jaskee Hickman
Replacing Arnold Schwarzenegger in this remake is Colin Farrell. He stars as Douglas Quaid, a factory worker who lives a simple yet frustrating life with his lovely wife Lori (Kate Beckinsale) in a small worn out apartment. In order to get away from his frustrating life, Quaid decides to visit a company called Rekall. Here, they can take any of your wildest fantasies and turn them into what feels like reality. But there is a catch for anyone who gets linked up to this machine. There's the potential for permanent damage and you might end up confusing reality with fantasy in the process.
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id=7276624 - Sep 10, 2012
Movie Review: Total Recall (2012)
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Joel Massie
Despite borrowing ideas from its science-fiction predecessors, Total Recall manages to create a uniquely vivid and intriguing dystopian vision. Interesting concepts abound, from synthetic police androids to "gravity reversal" elevators, and the futuristic settings are expansive and gorgeously detailed. But for a world so heavily populated, it's surprisingly difficult to find engaging inhabitants.
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id=7212686 - Aug 03, 2012
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
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Simon Arseneau
First of all, is should be acknowledged that Terry Gilliam had a stroke of genius when he cast Tom Waits as the devil in The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. Gilliam has described Waits as a man who "sings about the angels with the voice of Bellezebuth." That can't be disputed. When the devil, or Mr. Nick as he is later referred to, asks a monk played by Christopher Plummer if he is a betting man, even a gambling addict from Las Vegas would tell the monk to stay away.
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id=4603032 - Jul 04, 2010
Taking Advantage Of The 10 GBP Tickets
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Barrie Le Gall
The habit of theatre For the last few weeks I've been lucky enough to enjoy a weekly theatre trip, often taking advantage of the 10 GBP ticket, a brilliant offering, often more brilliant than the plays themselves. Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of theatre and am a firm believer in the 'live' act, be it comedy, music or theatre.
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id=4958155 - Aug 31, 2010
Fright Night 2011 - A Remake
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Matthew John Campbell
Fright Night 2011 is a remake of a cult 80's horror film where teenager Charlie Brewster spends most nights watching His favourite show Fright Night hosted by his hero Peter Vincent played by (Roddy McDowell). Whilst watching one night with his girlfriend Amy he witnesses strange goings on next door, and after some investigating finds out new neighbour Jerry played by (Chris Sarandon), is a vampire responsible for a some unexplained disappearances.
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id=6514910 - Aug 23, 2011
Michael Mann - The Mann With the Lens
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Prem Shashi
Flying debris, Dead people free falling, flash of guns, the smooth speed of cars and the landscape of a city. These are some of the trademarks of Michael Mann executed with a freshness every time he brings a film to screen. There are a lot of critics who have labeled him a little too excess. But this is what defines Mann a man who takes beaten down subjects and shoots it with style.
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