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arthur.cobb wrote:How about John Hamm of Mad Men?

That's what I was thinking, except for the part about how the actor is someone know one is thinking of.

In the scene where you see Sammy ending up in the clinic, if you watch very closely you can see a hint to the eventual revelation at the 'end' of the movie. Near the end of the scene, someone walks past Sammy between him and the camera. As the person passes, just before the end of the scene, there ...

Slask wrote: If I'd have to choose, there are two names I would kill for to see in future Nolan films: first is Bale, I absolutely need to watch Christian Bale in a non-Batman role directed by Chris...

I trust you've seen The Prestige, though, right?

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SALT $35 million

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That works. It seems to be a long way around, but at least it works.

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The Nolan announcement made me excited. I also remember the hue and cry about the Ledger announcement, but I thought it was promising casting. Me: I was really hoping for Mackenzie Crook, who I still hope gets something sometime. The guy was terrific in the British version of The Office, and he was ...

...when your calling cards are movies like Memento and Insomnia, I think people take notice.

I concur with OP. The action scenes at the snowy mountain felt like they were just there for 'action's sake.' If the movie had been shorter, it would have been a better film. Or instead, if more time were spent to develop the characters or the relationships between the characters, it'd have been a ...