Film Preview: The Sun Never Sets (2026)
Looking at Film from Every Angle
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Poll: Best Supporting Actress (1971 – 1975)
Return Links Polls Best Supporting Actress Poll: 1971 – 1975 Cinema Sight Asks: Which Best Supporting Actress winner is best? Public OpinionPoll Results
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Film Preview: Goodbye World (2014)
Poster Trailer Link Release Date: April 4, 2014 Synopsis: From IMDb: “When a mysterious terrorist attack causes chaos in the cities, a group of friends take refuge in their countryside cabin. But the challenges of living in a post-apocalyptic world soon take their toll on relationships within the group.” Poster: B Review: An apocalyptic vision…
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Feed the Queue #202
Here are the results of last week’s poll. Anatomy of a Murder (1959) Sleuth (1972) Ace in the Hole (1951) Mirage (1965) The Turning Point (1977) Working Girl (1988) Since Sleuth, still doesn’t appear to be on Netflix, Anatomy of a Murder wins and goes into my queue.
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Oscar Profile #216: Harvey Weinstein
Born March 19, 1952 in Flushing, Queens, New York, New York, Harvey Weinstein is the best known film producer of the modern era. He is especially skilled at getting his films and the a actors in his films nominated for Oscars, for which there have been numerous wins over the years. Usually billed as a…
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This Day in Oscar History: December 18 (2014)
Here’s what happened today in Oscar History. Born Died Released
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Poll: What Are You Watching? (Dec. 19-21, 2014)
Return Links Polls What Are You Watching? (Dec. 19-21, 2014) Cinema Sight Asks: What are you watching? (Dec. 19-21, 2014) Public OpinionPoll Results
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Film Preview: Test (2014)
Poster Poster #1 Additional posters can be found below. Trailer Link Release Date: June 6, 2014 Synopsis: From IMDb: “San Francisco, 1985: Frankie confronts the challenges of being an understudy in a modern dance company as he embarks on a budding relationship with Todd, a veteran dancer in the same company and the bad boy…
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Looking at the Weekend: Dec. 19-21, 2014
Sensing weakness, studios have done two bits of counter-programming for the final chapter of Peter Jackson’s Hobbit trilogy. That won’t likely matter as Jackson is bound to top the list once again. Individual Commentaries Wesley Lovell: I’m excited to finally get to the end of The Hobbit trilogy. Little else outside of Mr. Turnerlooks interesting.…
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2015 Spring Season Preview: January
The end of the year brings the most combative environment for films trying to become Oscar winners. The next four months will be an interesting proving round.
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Precursor: 8th Detroit Critics Awards (2014)
A most dominant day for Boyhood, which reigned supreme with Detroit critics taking four prizes. Their results consist of largely the same names that have been showing up all season. The three-way tie in the ensemble category gives us our first major victory for Guardians of the Galaxy, a dark horse contender for a Best…
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Precursor: 18th Florida Critics Nominations (2014)
Restricting their nominations to 3 per category creates a shortlist of potential Oscar contenders that could be insightful into what critics want when it comes to Oscar recognition. While there are several films that could also have been included, we may be seeing the best case minimum scenario in several categories. Nominations Tallies (8) Birdman…
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This Day in Oscar History: December 17 (2014)
Here’s what happened today in Oscar History. Born Died Released
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Film Preview: The Love Punch (2014)
Poster Poster #1 Additional posters can be found below. Trailer Link Release Date: May 23, 2014 Synopsis: From IMDb: “A divorced couple scheme to recover the retirement money that was stolen from them.” Poster: C- / C / D+ Review: (#1-#3) This trio of generic, bland designs don’t strike out differently in each iteration. The…
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Eye on Warner Archive: Dec. 9, 2014
Here are some highlights of the recent releases to the Warner Archive Collection. DVD’s and Blu-rays are manufactured on demand. They also have a streaming service. Before you visit Warner Archive to check out their selection, check out the selections below an a few of my thoughts.
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Precursor: 35th London Critics Nominations (2014)
Even if you exclude the two nominations for British Films-only categories, Mr. Turner did better on average than most other films. With Mr. Turner widely available in the UK, but not in the U.S., this may explain why it’s done so well with London. Either that, or there’s a British bias, which is also possible.…
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