Return Links Polls Best of 2009 In honor of our 20th year on the internet, we’re beginning a series of polls aimed at the results of the last 20 years and picking what the best of the Oscar nominees were. Here are all of the categories for this year.
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New Trailer (#3) Fifty Shades Darker, updated Preview Link: CLICK HERE for all of the new content as well as the original.
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The Costume Designers Guild is a solid precursor in that they nominate fifteen films, which should fill a four-film category. However, it’s very likely that they miss a few since the Academy very rarely pulls out of one and sometimes picks from missing to one of the remaining two. Of the films I expected to…
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The guild awards are always the place to look for Oscar clues and few are more predictive than the Directors Guild of America. Outside of a handful of instances, the Oscar winner is always an DGA nominee and four-of-five DGA nominees usually carry over to the Oscars. I can see this year going five-for-five. Noteworthy…
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Born Mladen George Sekulovich on March 22, 1912 to a Serbian father and a Czech mother in Chicago, Illinois, the future Karl Malden spoke only Serbian until he entered kindergarten. The eldest of three children, his father worked in the steel mills and as a milkman in Gary, Indiana. His mother, who was twenty when…
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Here’s what happened today in Oscar History. Born Died
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After announcing their nominations and then their winners, there was one prize left to award and it went as follows. It will have zero impact on the Oscars. The Awards Best Canadian Film The Stairs Toronto Film Critics Association Data First Awards: 1997 (20)
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One look at this list and you’ll confirm in your mind that the USC Scripter Awards are one of the most accurate predictors of the Oscars and their nominations. This is precisely the five films I would have suspected as being up for the award. They tend to go for literary works and sometimes plays.…
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Return Links Polls What Are You Watching? (Jan. 13-15, 2016)
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The first thing to talk about here is the surprise inclusion of Greg Fraiser for Lion. So far, the film has only picked up one nomination for Best Cinematography and that was from Phoenix. This shows how capable Harvey Weinstein is at pushing his favorite films the closer Oscar gets. This might also be Silence‘s…
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Page Revisions: (January 8, 2017) Original (July 9, 2017) New Trailer (#2) Release Date: Fall 2017 Synopsis: From IMDb: “The plot is unknown at this time.” Poster Rating: – Review: There was no poster immediately available for my review. Should one become available in the future, this section will be updated. Trailer Rating: B /…
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This year, the DGA has chosen to announce their documentary directing citations a day earlier than their theatrical directing nominations. Here are the nominees. While this won’t tell us anything about who will be nominated for Best Documentary Feature, it often points a sign towards what titles are at least strongly under consideration. The Nominations…
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Houston, we have a problem. Your association website is two years out of date. Having to go to IMDB to find your awards information isn’t the best idea. Anyway, the Houston Film Critics showed more love for Jackie and The Nice Guys; however, the rest of the list is fairly commonplace this season and not…
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The Georgia Film Critics announced their winners late on Tuesday, but here they are. There’s some good news for Jackie as it receives its best showing in some time. It’s probably way too late, though. The Nice Guys and Silence also did better than they have all season with the former not being recognize at…
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The first of today’s major guild announcements is out and the Hollywood Make-Up and Hair Stylists Guild has made their selections in five theatrical categories. Looking at the seven films that made the Academy’s shortlist, five of them are here: Star Trek: Beyond, Suicide Squad, Deadpool, Florence Foster Jenkins, and Hail, Caesar!. Only two of…
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