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creators: Marie Brenner
Stars: Sam Rockwell
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average Rating: 8,3 / 10 Star
Duration: 2 h 11 minute
release date: 2019

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This movie is based on a true story from a 1990 article that was written by Marie Brenner, a journalist. It is directed by Clint Eastwood. It's the story of a security guard that saved a lot of lives from a bomb but was vilified by the press and the F.B.I. as being the bomber/terrorist that was responsible. It happened at the 1996 Olympics, held in Atlanta, Georgia. Paul plays the hero/terrorist, Richard Jewell. Sam is his lawyer and Kathy is his mother. Olivia is the reporter that breaks the story that changes Paul from hero to terrorist and Jon is the F.B.I. agent that is intent on getting the bomber responsible-he is convinced that it's Paul. He always respected the police and was wanting to be in the law enforcement field, in one capacity or another, which only made it hard for him to think people could ever think he was a bad guy. Everyone does a great job but Paul is really amazing to watch. There is insight as to who was responsible for the bombing-at the end of the movie-as well as to what happened to everyone after the events depicted in the movie. It's rated "R" for language, bloody images and sexual references-no nudity-and has a running time of 2 hours & 9 minutes. I don't think I would buy it on DVD-once was enough-but it would be a great rental.

Le cas richard jewell download movie 2015. Clint is a goddamn machine! Great actor and still now continuing to be a constantly amazing Director. Richard Jewel's story should help people understand how the FBI is capable of making mistakes based on their bias and the mainstream media jumps on board to destroy the life of an innocent hero. Still happens today. Rocas mic. All right, so I figured if this sub can point out the historical climatological errors in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, I can nitpick some fucking Doctor Who. Specifically, we'll be looking at the third episode of the 34th season, "Robots of Sherwood, " written by Mark Gatiss. Because there's some things that have bothered me ever since I read the script when it leaked a while back, and I gotta get this off my chest, for my sake. And hey, I still have that script downloaded. I'm gonna be summarizing the episode as I go, so spoilers if you're behind. And without further ado: We open in the TARDIS, with the Doctor inviting Clara to go anywhere in space and time she pleases. She asks to meet Robin Hood, and reluctantly, he agrees. THE DOCTOR Very well. Earth. England. Sherwood Forest. 1190 AD. Ish. So the timeframe chosen is a bit peculiar. The 1190s would cover the reign of Richard I, with whom Robin Hood is popularly associated. However, this association is not present in the earliest legends. A Gest of Robyn Hode, one of the earliest extant ballads, names the reigning monarch Edward, but it isn't clear which Edward is being referred to. The best fit, based on the early ballads' description of the king as "cumly" is Edward III (r. 1327-1377) (see the footnote on line 1412 here). But assuming (dubiously) that Robing Hood existed, and that the earliest material is indicative of when he lived, then the furthest back we can go is 1272, when Edward I ascended. Even if those early ballads were wrong, it seems a little too convenient that later versions of the legend just happened to get everything right. But regardless, the Doctor and Clara do run into Robin Hood immediately, and the Doctor is understandably incredulous. After that initial meeting, we cut to Nottingham, where the legendary sheriff is extracting money from a villager. One of the KNIGHTS flips open the casket he's carrying. It's full of jewels and gold coins. Oddly, the SHERIFF throws aside the jewels and runs his fingers through the coins. If you're committing to a 12th century setting, nobody in England should have that many gold coins. The first gold coin circulated in England was the gold penny, which was introduced by Henry III (r. 1216-1272), and was unpopular. The first widely circulated gold currency in England didn't come about until the reign of... Edward III. Funny that. The Sheriff makes a big deal about all this gold, and we cut back to the Doctor and Robin Hood. A hog roasts on a spit. THE DOCTOR is in amongst the greenery, ripping down branches and scanning them with the sonic. ROBIN is introducing CLARA to a group of MEN. They're all in Lincoln Green and very... MERRY. The phrase "merry men" referred generically to members of an outlaw band without specific reference to Robin Hood going back to the 13th century. Having all the Merry Men act merry is like having having a group of wise guys in a mafia flick demonstrate actual wisdom. They can just be criminals with some emotional range, but they all laugh throughout the episode as if to justify the title. Then again, maybe this band's characteristic merriness was in fact the etymological origin of the phrase. One of the Merry Men we meet is Friar Tuck. The first order of friars, the Fransiscans, wasn't founded until 1209, and they didn't reach England until 1224. This might be excusable in other adaptations, since both Friar Tuck and Richard I are such iconic figures in the Robin Hood legend in spite of this incompatibility, but if we're going back in time to see the real historical Robin Hood, you'd think they'd avoid such blatant anachronism. Even the 2006 TV show made him a Cistercian. And besides, it's not like Mark Gatiss is absolutely faithful to the most popular version of the legend, since Little John, usually an ironically named giant, has dwarfism here. During this scene, while the Doctor performs various scientific tests to determine the true nature of the Merry Men (and can't come to any firm conclusions), Will Scarlet clarifies the timeframe a bit: King Richard is away on Crusade, my Lady, and his tyrant of a brother rules instead. So this puts the story some point between 1191 and 1194, in case you were trying to justify things by noting that "1190. " could potentially be a fair bit later and excuse those anachronisms. I know I was. Then there's this exchange: ROBIN I do not live this outlaw life by choice, my Lady. You see before you Robert, Earl- CLARA Earl of Loxley! ROBIN (puzzled) Yes. So a few notes here: The idea of Robin Hood as a deposed noble is another later addition to the legend. A hypothetical historical Robin Hood is much more likely to have been a yeoman, as the earliest ballads identify him as such pretty much univocally. Also, "Earl of Loxley" was never a title, although Robin Hood has been, in separate traditions, been identified as a native of Loxley and as the former Earl of Huntington (a title held by David of Scotland when this story is set). Anyhow, as the Doctor still finds all of this very dubious, the following exchange occurs. THE DOCTOR What time is it, Mr Hood? ROBIN Somewhat after noon ? THE DOCTOR (snaps) No, no. Time of year! The season. ROBIN Dame Autumn has draped her mellow skirts about the forest, Doctor. The time of mists and harvest approaches- THE DOCTOR Yes, yes. All very poetic. But it's very green hereabouts, though, isn't it? And, like I said, very sunny. CLARA So? THE DOCTOR Have you ever been to Nottingham? CLARA Climate change? THE DOCTOR 1190. I don't know enough about the climate of Nottingham in the late 12th century to comment on this. Perhaps /u/Quouar could lend me a hand. Anyhow, next we get the famous archery contest. This version includes the bit where Robin Hood splits another arrow down the middle, which originates in the 1819 novel Ivanhoe (at least according to this Robin Hood enthusiast). Again, it's funny how well history aligns with the versions of the legend popularized centuries after the fact. Although most of those fail to mention how a snarky 2000 year old space alien with a Scottish accent subsequently split Robin's arrow. Or how the two of them took turns splitting each other's arrows, or how afterwards said alien was attacked by knights, or how those knights were actually robots from outer space who shot purple lasers out of their visors. But I'll give the story some leeway here, since Doctor Who relies on robots from outer space interfering in history all the time, and I can respect the show's conventions. So the Doctor, Robin, and Clara get captured, and imprisoned, and we see those people the Sheriff took that improbably gold from earlier are being used for slave labor. One of them gets killed by robots. The Sheriff interrogates/hits on Clara and reveals that he saw the spaceship crash, found mechanical men inside, and plans to use them to achieve world domination. Typical Who villain stuff. The Doctor and Robin escape and go into the castle's keep, and find the interior of a crashed spaceship, which disguised itself as a castle and its inhabitants as knights, blending into the surroundings. Apparently an entire stone castle appearing one day was entirely inconspicuous to the locals. After the Doctor explains all this, he figures out what's with all the Nottingham weirdness: THE DOCTOR (CONT'D) But the engines are damaged. More schematics come up. THE DOCTOR (CONT'D) They're leaking radiation into the local atmosphere creating a temporary micro-climate of staggering benevolence. ROBIN Beg pardon? THE DOCTOR I told you! It's too sunny, it's too green. And there's even an evil Sheriff to oppress the locals! This explains everything. Even you. ROBIN It does? THE DOCTOR looks ROBIN up and down. THE DOCTOR Well, what does every oppressed peasant workforce need? The illusion of hope! Some silly story to get them through the day, lull them into docility and keep them working. FX: His fingers dance again and the screens before them are suddenly filled with images of ROBIN HOOD. Storybooks, (non-copyright) movies, engravings, paintings. On and on and on they go. THE DOCTOR (CONT'D) Ship's data banks. Full of every myth and legend you could hope for. Hood! Friend of the poor! So that's a feasible enough explanation for why the most popular version of Robin Hood happens to exist, at least by the standards of very soft science fiction in which time travel and perfect androids are commonplace. It also turns out not to be true, annoyingly, as if Gatiss was taunting my pedantic brain with the prospect of closer resemblance of the Whoniverse to our own, then snatching it all away. But I'm getting ahead of myself. It turns out the gold I've complained about so much was being used to repair the ship's circuits. The Sheriff tries to use it to begin his conquest of England, but the Doctor warns that the ship is too damaged and will blow up. He finds away to send it into orbit before doing that happens, the day is saved. So Nottingham Castle is destroyed, even though in March of 1194, it was the site of an important siege by King Richard's forces against John's rebellion. Now John took power in October 1191, and this story is set, at the earliest, at some point during that autumn. So it's pretty damn remarkable that the entire castle was rebuilt with such little turnaround. But this is Whoniverse, so maybe aliens intervened in English history again during that time.
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