Tag: Antonio Banderas

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With Tony, Matt Johnson brings Bourdain the man, the chef, the bildungsroman to the screen

by Josh

Tony, a new biopic about the celebrated chef, author, and travel  documentary auteur Anthony Bourdain, Matt Johnson gets almost all of the answers of how to make a good biopic just right. Eschewing the Walk Hard treatment and working from a screenplay from Seattleite Todd Bartels and co-writer Lou Howe, the movie considers a single summer on Cape Cod that shaped the course of Bourdain’s life and career.

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Paddington in Peru completes the most loveable trilogy in film

by Chris Burlingame

I don’t remember much from my single-digit years, but I do remember having a fondness for Paddington Bear somewhere around first or second grade. I found him easily loveable and lacking any sense of maliciousness. When “they” started putting out live action Paddington movies a decade ago, I realized I still do.