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September 26, 2013

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While Bay certainly delivered the sort of high-octane chase scenes and action sequences we've come to expect, The Island offered far more humanity and intelligence than most of his work. And for their part, Johansson and MacGregor really sold their characters and their odd love story despite the limited timeframe.

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With The Island, Bay offered his own unique spin on the familiar dystopian future sci-fi film. In this world, a select group of humans live in a perfectly arranged bottle city where advertising runs rampant, every citizen's life is entirely micromanaged, and cloning is the name of the game. Johansson starred alongside Ewan MacGregor as a woman empowered by romance and attempting to break free from society's shackles.

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We all know what to expect from director Michael Bay by now, and it begins and ends with giant explosions. But Bay is often at his best when he tackles smaller, more unpredictable films. It was true with Pain & Gain this year, and it was true in 2005 with The Island.

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From big-budget fare like Marvel's The Avengers to The Island, to period dramas like The Prestige and Girl with a Pearl Earring, Johansson has tried it all. She's been very successful with indie hits like Lost in Translation and Ghost World, and collaborated several times with Woody Allen in movies like Match Point and Vicki Cristina Barcelona. The Coen Brothers featured her in The Man Who Wasn't There and she's played opposite Robert Redford in The Horse Whisperer. But what is the best of her best movies? Read on.

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Summer is over, and the fall movie season is quickly gathering steam. This week sees the release of Don Jon, which stars Joseph Gordon Levitt as a porn-obsessed ladies man and Scarlett Johansson as his latest conquest. That's a great pairing, and it should hopefully be another entry in a string of great movies from both actors. But we're here to celebrate Scarlett Johansson!

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Q: So you felt good about it all along?

A: Going into it, the first thing that Joss said to me was, “This movie’s ridiculous.” Before he even wrote the script, he said, “Let’s be honest, the fact is, all of these characters getting together is just silly. One from another planet, one from another universe, one’s been frozen in time, one turns into a big green monster. What are these people doing together?” That just made me feel so great, because I was wondering the same thing. I can’t wait to read the next script. I can’t wait to see what he has in store.

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Q: I have to ask an “Avengers” question. (Johansson played Black Widow.) Did you have any idea it would be so huge?

A: When we were making “Avengers,” Joss knew what he wanted. He was very specific. That conviction that he has made, I think, all of us as actors feel very safe. He’s a storyteller obviously by trade — he’s a writer. He was very emphatic that we all participate in the development of our roles. We had some really interesting traits about my character’s plight, her past. I saw that when I read the script. “Oh wow, the conversations that we had are right here, on the page.” I felt fairly confident he would be able to pull it off.

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Q: Gordon-Levitt is an easygoing guy in person. What’s he like as a director?

A: He actually happens to be a very sweet, easygoing guy. But he’s really thoughtful. He’s provocative in conversation. He wants to probe and to speak at length about different character traits, relationships. He’s a serious person. I think that directors start out as serious people who want to get the conversation started.

Q: “Lost in Translation” came out 10 years ago. Not to make you feel old. You’ve had a variety of roles since. Do you always go for something different?

A: It’s crazy to think that was 10 years ago. But when I really think about it, and I think about the work that I’ve done, it feels like 10 years of work, so it’s not that hard to believe. As I get older, I feel like just by nature I have a more colorful array of opportunities to choose from. As I grow more confident as an actor and a person, I feel more confident in stretching myself as an artist and working on things that are challenging and I haven’t done before, and taking risks and being sort of content with the outcome, no matter what, just knowing I took a risk.