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Scott Frank (1) (1960–)

Author of Minority Report [2002 film]

For other authors named Scott Frank, see the disambiguation page.

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Works by Scott Frank

Minority Report [2002 film] (2002) — Screenwriter — 771 copies, 10 reviews
The Wolverine [2013 film] (2013) — Screenwriter — 466 copies, 2 reviews
Marley & Me [2008 film] (2008) — Screenwriter — 360 copies, 2 reviews
Get Shorty [1995 film] (1995) — Screenwriter — 232 copies, 4 reviews
Flight of the Phoenix [2004 film] (2013) — Screenplay — 165 copies, 1 review
Out of Sight [1998 film] (1998) — Screenwriter — 124 copies
Shaker: A novel (2016) 84 copies, 8 reviews
A Walk Among the Tombstones [2014 film] (2014) — Director — 63 copies, 1 review
Out of Sight (1999) 38 copies
Little Man Tate [1991 film] (1991) — Screenwriter — 34 copies
The Lookout [2007 film] (2007) — Director — 32 copies
Get Shorty [Screenplay] (1996) 18 copies
Darkness Descends (2002) 1 copy
Godless [2016 mini series] — Director — 1 copy

Associated Works

Dead Again [1991 film] (1991) — Screenwriter — 114 copies, 2 reviews
From Sea to Stormy Sea: 17 Stories Inspired by Great American Paintings (2019) — Contributor — 28 copies, 3 reviews

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Birthdate
1960-03-10
Gender
male
Nationality
USA
Occupations
screenwriter
film director

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Dion Graham (Narrator)
Really enjoyed the narrator.
The story was great and fast-paced.
 
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cfulton20 | 7 other reviews | Nov 13, 2023 |
 
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freixas | 9 other reviews | Mar 31, 2023 |
Who decided this was "tense, darkly funny, unputdownable"? I'll give you unputdownable but I didn't find it particularly tense and it was in no way funny. I found it interesting and readable but it was more sad than anything. The main character was basically tragic. Half of the story was told in a flashback to his childhood which was just heartbreaking. Most of the other important characters in the book were pretty broken too. There was a lot about gang life and what drives people to take it up. There was quite a bit of coincidence but I still felt the need to keep reading to see how it was all going to play out. The current setting of the story is in LA where earthquakes are happening. The flashbacks are in Missouri. It was fun to see the Royals and the Cardinals playing part in the story however peripherally.

The book is pretty bloody. I was catching glimpses of Kill Bill I think. I didn't like how it ended. There were several story lines that just seemed to be dropped. Plus a whole bunch of people died some I liked some I didn't and I totally didn't like the last page. Did he live or did he die? I don't like that up in the air. So basically I liked? it. I guess but I will not be recommending it at the bookstore. "Here, read this sad but interesting ish book?"
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Luziadovalongo | 7 other reviews | Jul 14, 2022 |
What a lovely film! The chemistry between Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston is perfect, as they move from passionate honeymooners to frustrated dog-owners to harassed, exhausted parents. The dog Marley is huge, full of energy, and unbelievably destructive. Yet he's part of their family.

Some excellent scripting and very funny scenes that made us laugh aloud, as well as some extreme poignancy, not all of it expected. The ending is sad and moving, and could be upsetting to sensitive folk, but beautifully done. Not for children - there are more innuendoes than I would expect in a PG-rated film - but highly recommended for adults and teens.

Longer review here: https://suesdvdreviews.blogspot.com/2022/03/marley-and-me-jennifer-aniston-owen....
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