Movies

Jas

I agree, I would love to see JLaw do something good again. Her last good film was Silver Linings Playbook imo. I also agree that at after The Last Thing He Wanted, Dee Rees needs a redemption film.

Dan Jo

Cape Fear (1991) Winners: Robert De Niro Jessica Lange Gregory Peck Martin Balsam Nominees: Juliette Lewis Nick Nolte Robert Mitchum Executive Suite (1954) Winners: William Holden Fredric March Dean Jagger Shelley Winters Barbara Stanwyck (Honora

fefface

[quote quote=1203362416] Nope, Robert Altman’s The Player (1992) had Oscar winners in its ensemble in the double digits. [/quote] Nine at the time of its release, 13 now (Julia Roberts, James Coburn, Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon all won theirs p

Seven

Glenn Close would be such an embarrassment. The fact that an actress of her caliber (who should already have 2 Oscars by now) will most likely have to settle for a mere Supporting/career award is already embarrassing enough. But at least it’ll be c

M: The Original

[quote quote=1203360103] Sarah Paulson seems primed to win the second she gets the right role. I think Kerry Washington didn’t blow up quiet the way everyone thought she would after Scandal (she did admittedly get married and have a couple kids) bu

CandleJener

[quote quote=1203361114] As someone who adores her, I’d try to leave all Spider-Man stuff out of Stone campaigning. It was very far from her finest hour. [/quote]   It’s a good performance and she’s undoubtedly the best part of the movie

Gabe Guarin

[quote quote=1203360561] He had a few moments, but Viggo definitely had more scenes devoted to himself without Mahershala than the other way around.[/quote] Okay then, attempting to push Viggo into Supporting definitely wouldn't have worked if he ha