I’ve now seen Tom Ford’s “Nocturnal ... on the movie’s own obsession with surfaces). At times, its saturated colors and melancholy light are as beautiful as an Edward Hopper painting.

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There’s a moment in “Nocturnal Animals” where art gallery owner Susan Morrow (Amy Adams) stops in front of a massive canvas. The white painting ... any great horror movie to the final ...

Tom Ford‘s “Nocturnal Animals” opens not on the shining face ... or video of the sequence (probably a good tactic, given the movie topped the speciality box off this past weekend in its ...

“Nocturnal Animals” feels as much about tone and mood as story – perhaps no surprise, given that it’s the second film from designer turned writer-director Tom Ford. While the movie ...

asks Amy Adams‘ character at the beginning of the first teaser trailer for Tom Ford‘s Nocturnal Animals. The latest feature from the fashion designer turned director stars Adams as an art ...

His sophomore feature, 2016’s Nocturnal Animals, showcases Ford’s impeccable range, with a unique thriller that follows two separate storylines. The movie explores Susan’s misery within her ...

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