A movie directed by Richard Linklater
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Tape (2001 movie)
A movie directed by Richard Linklater
Richard Linklater, the same guy who directed the feature "Waking Life," turns out a nifty adaptation of a single-set play by Stephen Beller (who also wrote the screenplay). It all takes place, in real time, in a dreary East Lansing motor hotel. … see full wiki
Director:
Richard Linklater
Release Date:
2001
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If watching a movie whose entire setting is a crappy motel room and whose 3 actors are making up their lines as they go along about whether or not one or another or all of them might have committed some crime or indiscretion or other or maybe not. Three things are certain: the setting is gross, everybody sweats a lot, and it's boring as hell.
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Pros: tight cast Cons: none The Bottom Line: "Speak out if you got it Watch out if you run Since I heard someone cried at a screening Downtown of a tape" ~ Sondre Lerche There is a reason police put little stock in eyewitness accounts. You can take 10 people and let them all view the same thing and you get 10 different answers. Some may vary by just a couple of minor things, but … more
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This was a great movie, it didn't rely on special effects or computer graphics, babes in leather and big guns. This movie was fresh and solid, wiht only 3 characters in one room shot in real time. It made me feel as if I was eavesdropping on some private candid conversation between old friends with some bitter past experiences and problem to work out. The conversation between Sean Lonard, Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman, which was the sole purpose of this movir is raw … more
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