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Talking Tom Gold Run Tom. My Talking Tom Talking Tom. Talking Tom Hero Dash Tom. Show all Hide all Show by Jump to: Actor Self. Hide Show Actor 6 credits. Hide Show Self 1 credit. Edit Did You Know? Personal Quote: I am your mayor and I want to put your simple minds at ease. I hereby promise that I will not rest until everyone in this town is happy. You can tell this was filmed in Jamie feels like a pre-pandemic LGBT movie musical, if ever there was one.

The heart and charm of the stage musical is not apparent in this adaptation. It feels like an ode to narcissism and self-obsession, rather than a tribute to self-expression. Maybe this film would have had resonance fifteen years ago, but it feels so out of sync with the current zeitgeist.

The more it tries to be inspiring, the more on-the-nose and garish it becomes, and the more I want to crawl back into my metaphorical closet The main fault of this film is the direction. It lacks vision. It's trying to be a s British feel-good movie one minute, then the next it's a parody of a Netflix teen drama. Either way, with the number of stereotypes it perpetuates, it feels like an LGBT story more concerned with pleasing its straight audience than its gay one.

If it had rooted itself in a time and place - Sheffield - examined that culture, and honed in on the mother-son emotional centre, then it could have been something interesting. It's not a bad film, per se. It just doesn't know what note it's trying to hit But, alas, the doe-eyed beauty of Sarah Lancashire's performance broke my heart and Work of Art will always be that bop FAQ 1.

The very essence of Before Midnight is epitomized during the lengthy argument between the two characters; it is both shatteringly matter-of-fact and emotionally draining and also takes up almost the entire second half of the film in an otherwise cosy hotel room. Still there. The film involves five separate and seemingly unconnected stories that focus on the spatially close but brief relationship between taxi drivers and there passengers.

It sees the director retain his deadpan style of comedy and subtly picks up on other issues such as discrimination, blindness, naivety, ambition, class, sin, loss and death through the various conversations between the people in the taxis. Me too. Not that I have watched all on this list. What about Come Back Little Sheba? Ofcourse everyone has there own title to add and I really missed Denise Calls Up.

Basically a movie of people talking on the phone, talking about maybe going to a party that night. This as nothing to do with cinema. That is one of the greatest films ever made. That movie deserves a place on this list. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Buried The Talkie: An evidently claustrophobic ninety minute thriller that deals purely with James Conroy Ryan Reynolds , a man who has been kidnapped and literally buried alive in Iraq — left with a few items, namely a mobile phone, a pen and a zippo at his disposal.

Get On The Bus The Talkie: Spike Lee is not always a director who opts for subtlety when dealing with connotations and subtext concerning race relations, but with a great script, he can sure keep you listening regardless of your socio-political standpoint, as Get On The Bus demonstrates greatly. The Exterminating Angel The Talkie: Without a doubt the most avant-garde entry on the list, this classic Mexican feature is quite possibly one of the strangest films ever made — then again it was written and directed by the same mind behind Un Chien Andalou.

Before Midnight The Talkie: At least one chapter of the now revered Before trilogy had to be mentioned on this list — it would almost be criminal not to include it considering its following. Comments 72 movies largely talking. Troy Tette says: Reply January 24, at pm. Pablo Sanchez says: Reply January 24, at pm. Richard McLin says: Reply December 19, at pm. Matthew McDonald says: Reply January 25, at am.

Clip Photos Top cast Edit. John Travolta James as James. Kirstie Alley Mollie as Mollie. Olympia Dukakis Rosie as Rosie. George Segal Albert as Albert.

Abe Vigoda Grandpa as Grandpa. Bruce Willis Mikey as Mikey voice. Twink Caplan Rona as Rona. Jason Schaller Mikey as Mikey. Jaryd Waterhouse Mikey as Mikey. Jacob Haines Mikey as Mikey.

Christopher Aydon Mikey as Mikey. Joy Boushel Melissa as Melissa. Don S. Davis Dr. Fleisher as Dr. Louis Heckerling Lou as Lou. Brenda Crichlow Secretary as Secretary.