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10 Flicks: Movies That Explore One Character

Character studies.  Character analysis.

Character driven movies…

Movies that explore one character’s rise and/or fall fascinate me.

Movies with interesting and iconic characters that reasonate are incredible achievement.  Every movie fan has a different connection to these powerful characters and that’s what makes them unique.

Everyone relates differently.  Everyone has a favorite.

At the end of the day, movies that focus on one character’s life and the challenges they encounter are truly works of art.

Here are 10 of my favorites:

Cast Away

Chuck Noland

Into The Wild

Chris McCandless

Scarface

Tony Montana

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Scarface Character Driven Movies

Taxi Driver

Travis Bickle

Rocky

Rocky Balboa

Forrest Gump

Forrest Gump

One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest

R.P McMurphy

Kill Bill

The Bride

There Will Be Blood

Daniel Plainview

Jerry Maguire

Jerry Maguire

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Rainy Sundays Movie Picks 

Last week, I wrote about Gangs of New York.

This triggered an automatic pick for this week’s Rainy Sunday post thanks to the talented Daniel Day Lewis.

There Will Be Blood

If you’re looking for movies on a lazy day, look no further than There Will Be Blood.  In my opinion, it’s a nearly perfect movie.  One of those movies that makes me wish they gave out 2 awards for best picture. (No Country for Old Men is well deserving of course)

Daniel Day Lewis is a master actor.  What he brings to this movie is truly incredible to watch.  It’s one of the best performances of all time and certainly a perfect movie to watch on a rainy Sunday afternoon.

PS: This was a brilliant trailer.  The whole marketing campaign was impressive actually.

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