From Ben Affleck to Ben Stiller: 7 great movies made by actors
"Gone Baby Gone"
Crime, drama, detective | 3.88 out of 5 on MyShows | 2007
Director: Ben Affleck
Four-year-old Amanda goes missing. In a matter of days, the police make almost no progress in their investigation, so the girl's aunt hires two private detectives, Patrick Kenzie and Angie Gennaro. The detectives honestly admit that they have little experience in such cases, but the family wants to give them a chance, as they are local and know the neighborhood well. Reluctantly, Kenzie and Gennaro do take on the investigation, in the course of which they risk everything: relationships, sanity, and even their lives.
"I really enjoyed the movie. Totally unexpected ending and a good dilemma at the end", — lexxxsandra.
"A terrific movie with an ending that makes you think. The broad storyline keeps you from getting bored by adding more details. The main character is a strong guy who is used to doing things by the law. I advise you to watch it", — temameoww.
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"A Bronx Tale"
Drama, crime | 4.33 out of 5 on MyShows | 1993
Director: Robert De Niro
The Bronx, 1960. Local mob boss Sonny kills a man, and the only witness to the crime is nine-year-old Calogero, the son of a simple bus driver. But Calogero does not give up Sonny to the police, so he remains at large and takes the boy under his wing.
Debut picture Robert De Niro dedicated to his father — Robert De Niro Sr. Critics warmly welcomed the first movie of the great actor, praising the script, acting, and directing work of De Niro.
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"Braveheart"
Action, drama, historical, military | 4.32 out of 5 on MyShows | 1995
Director: Mel Gibson
In fourteenth-century Scotland, William Wallace leads the people in a revolt against the tyranny of English ruler Edward Longshanks, who has granted the English nobility the right to take all new brides for the first night. The Scots are unhappy with the brutal English invaders, but they lack a leader to finally fight back. Wallace becomes that leader, but the road to freedom is always watered with blood.
"Oh, how I love this movie. Mel Gibson just enjoys his role)", — trashed_lost.
"A very good movie, with the lovely Mel Gibson and the charming Sophie Marceau. Funny in places, but mostly tragic, of course. Very respectful of the Scots for not giving up and continuing their fight to this day. A proud and brave people who honor their traditions and observe customs", — katrinus.
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"Dances with Wolves"
Adventure, drama, western | 4.13 out of 5 on MyShows | 1990
Director: Kevin Costner
The movie is set in the United States during the Civil War. The plot centers on Lieutenant John J. Dunbar, who wanted to commit suicide but instead accidentally became a hero. As a reward, he is transferred to his dream duty station — in a small fort on the western frontier.
Upon arriving at the fort, John discovers that no one is here. He is not alone, however, as there is a Sioux Indian tribe nearby, with whom Dunbar quickly becomes friends. Everything goes well: John becomes a welcome member of the tribe and falls in love with a white woman who grew up among the Sioux. The idyll ends when Union soldiers arrive at the fort.
"Great story. Kevin Costner is superb here. Personally, I discovered this movie after Yellowstone and didn't regret spending time on it one bit", — okaycurly.
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"A Quiet Place"
Horror, sci-fi, drama | 3.9 out of 5 on MyShows | 2018
Director: John Krasinski
In the not-too-distant future, humanity is nearly exterminated by mysterious monsters. They are blind but have incredible hearing, so the remaining humans are forced to communicate in sign language and try not to make any sounds to avoid being caught by these creatures. The movie is about a farming family with children trying to survive in a new world.
"Great movie and incredible acting by the actors. Pretty atypical horror movie came out but left a good impression!" — princess_tisha.
"In case anyone is not aware - the husband and wife are played by real spouses (John Krasinski and Emily Blunt - note), and the husband is also the director of the movie and one of the authors of the final version of the script. And the actress of the girl is deaf in fact (when watching the movie I didn't know about it and thought with the help of the device she will be able to hear like the others)", — Gevorg.
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"Get Out"
Detective, thriller, horror | 3.98 out of 5 on MyShows | 2017
Director: Jordan Peele
The movie is about Chris and his girlfriend Rose. They are visiting her parents for the weekend and Chris is a little concerned about how they will treat him, since they are white and he is black. But all goes well until Chris starts noticing strange behavior from the rare dark-skinned people he meets.
"Awesome movie! Uneasy plot, cool ending! The main character's friend is awesome. It's been a long time since movies have made such an impression on me!" — vk1111568.
"The movie is the bomb! I really enjoyed it", — itsdashabitch.
"Was expecting more, to be honest. The tension took a very long time to build up and the retribution came too quickly, didn't even have time to enjoy it. The funny moments are funnier than in other horror movies. Rod as a character and the fist shaking scene are in the voice. As far as scares go, zero. Not one second was scary. 'Nope' is a hundred times scarier", — niggapig.
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"The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"
Adventure, comedy, drama, fantasy | 4.2 out of 5 on MyShows | 2013
Director: Ben Stiller
Walter Mitty is a humble and dreamy employee of "Life" magazine. When the publication's owners decide to go all digital, Walter suddenly finds himself out of a job. To make matters worse, one of the most important shots for the latest cover, sent by a famous photographer, is missing. Unexpectedly, Walter decides to take a gamble and goes to the ends of the earth in search of the photographer and his missing frame.
"A really kind movie. Fills the days gone by with meaning and makes you really want to try something new", — teaforever.
"Very beautiful and inspiring, I wish I had seen this movie before) What I liked the most was probably the dynamics of the movie. At the beginning of the film, dreams are shown brightly and even madly, then some of this madness was translated into real events - and the color scheme changed too", — amarilus.
"You still haven't seen this movie? run to see it. great story, there are notes of humor, there are a lot of adventures", — izkrys.
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I really like it)
and "Braveheart" Gibson for me is generally one of the best historical films🥲
I really dislike Ben Stiller as an actor, but he looks pretty organic here.
From ours, for example, Vladimir Menshov and his Moscow does not believe in tears.
I would add to this list the Ides of March by George Clooney, as well as The Water Seeker by Russ Crowe. Well, don't forget Bradley Cooper and his "A Star is Born"
And Mel Gibson's "Freedooom!" is forever in my heart💔