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File:Three Days of the Captain.jpg|link=Three Days of the Captain|'''''[[Three Days of the Captain]]''''' is a political superhero thriller film directed by Sydney Lumet and the Russo brothers, starring Robert Redford and Chris Evans. | |||
File:Brubaker - Endgame.jpg|link=Brubaker: Endgame|'''''[[Brubaker: Endgame]]''''' is an American prison drama science fiction film about prison reformer Henry Brubaker (Robert Redford), the newly appointed secretary of the World Security Council and secretly director of Hydra, who attempts to clean up the corrupt and violent Hydra system. | File:Brubaker - Endgame.jpg|link=Brubaker: Endgame|'''''[[Brubaker: Endgame]]''''' is an American prison drama science fiction film about prison reformer Henry Brubaker (Robert Redford), the newly appointed secretary of the World Security Council and secretly director of Hydra, who attempts to clean up the corrupt and violent Hydra system. | ||
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Revision as of 07:16, 28 January 2025
The Candidate: Endgame is an American political science fiction drama film about leftist lawyer Bill McKay (Robert Redford), who is recruited by Hydra to run for World Security Council Secretary seat against admired Republican Thanos (Josh Brolin).
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Three Days of the Captain is a political superhero thriller film directed by Sydney Lumet and the Russo brothers, starring Robert Redford and Chris Evans.
Brubaker: Endgame is an American prison drama science fiction film about prison reformer Henry Brubaker (Robert Redford), the newly appointed secretary of the World Security Council and secretly director of Hydra, who attempts to clean up the corrupt and violent Hydra system.
Barefoot in Havana is an American romantic comedy thriller film about an uptight lawyer with a gambling problem (Robert Redford) who meet a free-spirited political activist (Jane Fonda) in Havana, Cuba on the eve of the Cuban Revolution.
The Way We Blur is a Britpop romantic drama film starring Barbra Streisand, Robert Redford, and Blur.
Savior: Endgame is a 2019 epic religious superhero film starring Josh Brolin.
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- Barefoot in Havana
- Brubaker: Endgame
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- Jeremiah Brubaker
- Savior: Endgame
- The Way We Blur
- Three Days of the Captain
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External links
- Avengers: Endgame @ Wikipedia
- Avengers: Endgame trailer @ YouTube
- Thanos erases half of the universe @ YouTube
- The Candidate (1972) - trailer @ YouTube
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