Sentences with phrase «after nightcrawler»

After Nightcrawler, Prisoners and just about any film he has been in that wasn't Prince of Persia, we know we are going to get a wonderful piece of performing from the actor.

Not exact matches

This was right after losing the 30 pounds for Nightcrawler.

He'll be angling for his first nomination since «Brokeback Mountain» after turning out excellent work in films like «Prisoners,» «Enemy» and «Nightcrawler» in recent years.

After earning critical raves in last year's freak - out Nightcrawler, he has transformed himself physically into a lean, mean boxing machine for...

After watching the viral video for NIGHTCRAWLER that subtly appeared earlier this week, I'm already sold on this film for which Jake Gyllenhaal lost 20 lb and appears to be going a little mad sometimes.

The committed star pulls off the same magic trick to even more impressive effect than usual with Nightcrawler, Dan Gilroy's directorial debut after toiling away as a screenwriter on less pedigreed fare like Real Steel and Two for the Money as well as big brother Tony's most recent Bourne franchise effort.

After yesterday's painfully brief glimpse at X-Men: Apocalypse's Nightcrawler, images of some of the other mutants we were excited to see in the movie have popped up — albeit in unofficial photos from the set.

After reducing himself to a state of gaunt creepiness for the unsettling Nightcrawler, he's now turned himself into a rippling pile of muscles for The Equalizer director Antoine Fuqua's new boxing drama, Southpaw.

After his gaunt turn in «Nightcrawler» he's bulked up for Antoine Fuqua's boxing picture «Southpaw,» is battling the elements alongside Jason Clarke, Josh Brolin, and John Hawkes in Balthasar Kormakur «s «Everest,» and is teaming with «Dallas Buyers Club» and «Wild» helmer Jean - Marc Vallee for drama «Demolition.»

Gilroy wrote the script after finishing up their 2014 film Nightcrawler.

After his incredible, bug - eyed turn in Dan Gilroy's Nightcrawler, the world's been anxious to see more from Jake Gyllenhaal, certainly one of the more adventurous «leading men» working today.

The Toronto International Film Festival kicked off its 40th edition Thursday night with the world premiere of Jean - Marc Vallee «s «Demolition,» which features yet another bold turn from Jake Gyllenhaal after last year's TIFF entry «Nightcrawler.»

After his brilliantly dark urban thriller Nightcrawler in 2014, a lot of eyes were on director Dan Gilroy with an eagerness to see what he'd deliver next.

Nightcrawler Who Made It: Dan Gilroy Who's In It: Jake Gyllenhaal, Bill Paxton, Rene Russo Where It Might Premiere: Toronto The Gist: After a bidding war broke out from footage shown at Cannes (Open Road won it, in the end), buzz has been big for «Nightcrawler,» which follows a young man (Gyllenhaal) who stumbles upon the underground world of L.A. freelance crime journalism.

After side - stepping a number of plausibility issues (like speeding from a murder scene right in front of the arriving police without attracting any suspicion), Nightcrawler tries to combat them with climactic conflict.

Nightcrawler, in particular Gyllenhaal crawls right under your skin and stays there long after it's over.

Roman J Israel, Esq. is both written and directed by American filmmaker Dan Gilroy, who made his first directorial debut with Nightcrawler after writing the scripts for Freejack, Chasers, Two for the Money, The Fall, Real Steel, The Bourne Legacy, Nightcrawler, and Kong: Skull Island.

After a career defining role like Nightcrawler he's completely bulked up to become a real viable thug boxer.

When he comes across the lucrative world of nightcrawlers, freelance stringers who race after breaking news stories — the bloodier, the better is the prevailing wisdom — he has the ambition, opportunity and, most importantly, the moral flexibility to excel.

I wonder how Nightcrawler will hold up after a couple of repeat viewings.

You could play as a really nice range of X-Men — Beast, Cyclops, Wolverine, Psylocke, Nightcrawler, Gambit, and (after first defeating him) Magneto.