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Andrew Niccol
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Lord Of War - BLU-RAY Version
(2005)
Starring: Nicolas Cage, Ethan Hawke, Jared Leto
Director: Andrew Niccol
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Based on actual events, this black comedy-drama stars Nicholas Cage as international arms smuggler Uri Orlov. The story follows Uri from his humble beginnings as a Soviet immigrant in 1970s Brooklyn and peaks with his involvement in selling off the stockpiled arsenal of post-Cold War Ukraine to ..read more »
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Lord Of War
(2 discs)
on DVD (2005)
Starring: Nicolas Cage, Ethan Hawke, Jared Leto
Director: Andrew Niccol
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Based on actual events, this black comedy-drama stars Nicholas Cage as international arms smuggler Uri Orlov. The story follows Uri from his humble beginnings as a Soviet immigrant in 1970s Brooklyn and peaks with his involvement in selling off the stockpiled arsenal of post-Cold War Ukraine to ..read more »
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Simone
on DVD (2002)
Starring: Al Pacino, Benjamin Salisbury, Winona Ryder
Director: Andrew Niccol
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A showbiz satire with a science fiction feel, Simone is also a post-modern stab at the Frankenstein story. When a temperamental A-list star (Winona Ryder, in a canny cameo) walks off the set of his new movie because her contractually stipulated "longest trailer on the lot" isn't also the tallest, ..read more »
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Gattaca
on DVD (1997)
Starring: Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman, Jude Law
Director: Andrew Niccol
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In the 21st century, genetic engineering makes possible the creation of biologically superior human specimens ("valids"), who then grow to positions of power and prestige. Would-be astronaut Vincent(Ethan Hawke) born the old-fashioned way, can only hope for a janitorial position at the elite ..read more »
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26 February 2004
...As a fan of Gattaca, I was interested in seeing how this Andrew Niccol film compared. Unfortunately, despite the intriguing concept, the film lacks any real spark. Offerin...
