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May 24, 2019 at 11:47 am #1202907247
Release has been pushed back to February 2020 in order to accommodate demands to change Sonic’s design.
ReplyMay 21, 2019 at 10:45 am #1202903228But Comer is really coming for awards the next Oscars seasons and I’m here for it.
I absolutely agree. I can see her as becoming either the next Deborah Kerr (she has similar looks and the same voice) or the next Robin Williams (her ability to change voices/accents rivals that of Robin). Both ended their careers with 4+ nominations to their name, plus one win (although Kerr’s win was an Honorary Oscar, not a competitive one).
ReplyMay 19, 2019 at 4:47 pm #12029002041. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
2. La La Land
3. Chicago
4. Slumdog Millionaire
5. Gravity
6. The Shape of Water
7. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
8. Mad Max: Fury Road
9. The Aviator
10. Hugo
ReplyMay 16, 2019 at 7:17 am #1202896289This sounds awesome! Elvira should be Anne Hathaway or Claire Foy
I actually think they would be better suited to play Ruth, the second wife of Dan Stevens’ character.
Elvira will basically be trolling the other three characters for the entire film. Fisher is more than capable of taking that to the nth degree.
Speaking of Fisher, be prepared for category fraud if this gets Oscar attention. Although she’s co-lead with Dench, odds are she’ll get the same treatment Cate Blanchett got with Notes on a Scandal because, well, her co-lead is the Dame!
ReplyMay 15, 2019 at 7:38 am #1202894849What the actual HELL have they done to the “Prince Ali” musical number???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yxd96_p47o0
ReplyMay 2, 2019 at 7:15 pm #1202878177The outrage over Sonic’s design has been loud enough to prompt a Twitter response from director Jeff Fowler.
The design’s being changed before release. Stay tuned!
ReplyApril 29, 2019 at 6:52 am #1202871965It would be a great thing if we could see double nominees in the leading categories again though.
The last time that happened was in 1992, when both Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon were nominated for Best Actress for Thelma and Louise.
The last time that happened and one of the two nominees won was in 1985, when both F. Murray Abraham and Tom Hulce were nominated for Best Actor for Amadeus, and Abraham won.
Meanwhile, there’s been one occasion where three actors were nominated in lead for the same film. In 1936, Clark Gable, Charles Laughton, and Franchot Tone were all nominated for Best Actor for Mutiny on the Bounty. None of them won.
ReplyApril 1, 2019 at 7:18 am #1202836044So… let’s see what’s changed since its opening weekend.
ROTTEN TOMATOES SCORES
All Critics: 51%
Top Critics: 60%
Amateur Critics: 47%
All Audiences: 34%
COMPARED TO SPRING BREAKERS
All Critics: 66%
Top Critics: 65%
Amateur Critics: 67%
Audiences: 38%
This film seems to have failed to live up to the hype, falling short of Spring Breakers by 15 points, 5 points, 20 points, and 4 points in the respective categories. What a shame. 🙁
ReplyMarch 29, 2019 at 7:46 am #1202833389I’m not looking forward to this movie unless it’s a “modern twist” version. And I’m saying this as a big fan of both the Coen Brothers and Denzel Washington.
We already had a major adaptation just a few years ago (in 2015, starring Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard), and it was pretty good.
But, it is a Coen Brothers movie, so odds are this version will be different. Let’s see what happens.
ReplyMarch 27, 2019 at 12:22 pm #1202831365Disney should do a live-action remake of The Emperor’s New Groove… based on the original unproduced version titled Kingdom of the Sun.
ReplyMarch 27, 2019 at 12:18 pm #1202831358Game is over! Final scores are above! Thanks for playing, everybody!
ReplyMarch 27, 2019 at 12:17 pm #1202831356FINAL SCORES (as of 12:00 PM EST, OR 9:00 AM CALIFORNIA TIME; LAST VOTE WAS BY HELLODOLI AT 3:17 AM/12:17 AM)
1930s (MALE)
Clark Gable- 51 (WINNER)
Spencer Tracy- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Fredric March- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Walter Brennan- ELIMINATED
Paul Muni- ELIMINATED
1930s (FEMALE)
Bette Davis- 54 (WINNER)
Greta Garbo- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Irene Dunne- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Luise Rainer- ELIMINATED
Norma Shearer- ELIMINATED
1940s (MALE)
Laurence Olivier- 51 (WINNER)
Gregory Peck- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Gary Cooper- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Walter Huston- ELIMINATED
Charles Coburn- ELIMINATED
1940s (FEMALE)
Ingrid Bergman- 52 (WINNER)
Olivia de Havilland- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Jennifer Jones- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Greer Garson- ELIMINATED
Ethel Barrymore- ELIMINATED
1950s (MALE)
Marlon Brando- 32 (WINNER)
Anthony Quinn- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Arthur Kennedy- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
1950s (FEMALE)
Katharine Hepburn- 50 (WINNER)
Audrey Hepburn- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Deborah Kerr- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Thelma Ritter- ELIMINATED
Susan Hayward- ELIMINATED
1960s (MALE)
Peter O’Toole- 30 (WINNER)
Peter Ustinov- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Richard Burton- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
1960s (FEMALE)
Katharine Hepburn- 32 (WINNER)
Elizabeth Taylor- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Anne Bancroft- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
1970s (MALE)
Jack Nicholson- 42 (WINNER)
Robert De Niro- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Al Pacino- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Jason Robards- ELIMINATED
1970s (FEMALE)
Jane Fonda- 31 (WINNER)
Ellen Burstyn- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Glenda Jackson- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
1980s (MALE)
Paul Newman- 31 (WINNER)
Jack Nicholson- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
William Hurt- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
1980s (FEMALE)
Meryl Streep- 42 (WINNER)
Jessica Lange- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Sissy Spacek- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Glenn Close- ELIMINATED
1990s (MALE)
Anthony Hopkins- 43 (WINNER)
Tom Hanks- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Kevin Spacey- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Al Pacino- ELIMINATED
1990s (FEMALE)
Emma Thompson- 32 (WINNER)
Meryl Streep- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Susan Sarandon- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
2000s (MALE)
Philip Seymour Hoffman- 31 (WINNER)
Sean Penn- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
George Clooney- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
2000s (FEMALE)
Kate Winslet- 74 (WINNER)
Cate Blanchett- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Meryl Streep- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Judi Dench- ELIMINATED
Penelope Cruz- ELIMINATED
Helen Mirren- ELIMINATED
Renee Zellweger- ELIMINATED
ReplyMarch 26, 2019 at 11:44 am #1202830215+Olivier -Peck
You posted this after noon EST. It will be counted for tomorrow’s update.
ReplyMarch 26, 2019 at 11:43 am #1202830211CURRENT SCORES (as of 12:00 PM EST, OR 9:00 AM CALIFORNIA TIME; LAST VOTE WAS BY HELLODOLI AT 3:35 AM/12:35 AM)
1930s (MALE)
Clark Gable- 51 (WINNER)
Spencer Tracy- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Fredric March- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Walter Brennan- ELIMINATED
Paul Muni- ELIMINATED
1930s (FEMALE)
Bette Davis- 54 (WINNER)
Greta Garbo- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Irene Dunne- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Luise Rainer- ELIMINATED
Norma Shearer- ELIMINATED
1940s (MALE)
Laurence Olivier- 48
Gregory Peck- 3
Gary Cooper- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Walter Huston- ELIMINATED
Charles Coburn- ELIMINATED
1940s (FEMALE)
Ingrid Bergman- 52 (WINNER)
Olivia de Havilland- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Jennifer Jones- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Greer Garson- ELIMINATED
Ethel Barrymore- ELIMINATED
1950s (MALE)
Marlon Brando- 32 (WINNER)
Anthony Quinn- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Arthur Kennedy- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
1950s (FEMALE)
Katharine Hepburn- 50 (WINNER)
Audrey Hepburn- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Deborah Kerr- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Thelma Ritter- ELIMINATED
Susan Hayward- ELIMINATED
1960s (MALE)
Peter O’Toole- 30 (WINNER)
Peter Ustinov- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Richard Burton- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
1960s (FEMALE)
Katharine Hepburn- 32 (WINNER)
Elizabeth Taylor- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Anne Bancroft- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
1970s (MALE)
Jack Nicholson- 42 (WINNER)
Robert De Niro- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Al Pacino- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Jason Robards- ELIMINATED
1970s (FEMALE)
Jane Fonda- 31 (WINNER)
Ellen Burstyn- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Glenda Jackson- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
1980s (MALE)
Paul Newman- 31 (WINNER)
Jack Nicholson- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
William Hurt- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
1980s (FEMALE)
Meryl Streep- 42 (WINNER)
Jessica Lange- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Sissy Spacek- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Glenn Close- ELIMINATED
1990s (MALE)
Anthony Hopkins- 43 (WINNER)
Tom Hanks- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Kevin Spacey- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Al Pacino- ELIMINATED
1990s (FEMALE)
Emma Thompson- 32 (WINNER)
Meryl Streep- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Susan Sarandon- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
2000s (MALE)
Philip Seymour Hoffman- 31 (WINNER)
Sean Penn- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
George Clooney- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
2000s (FEMALE)
Kate Winslet- 74 (WINNER)
Cate Blanchett- ELIMINATED (SECOND PLACE)
Meryl Streep- ELIMINATED (THIRD PLACE)
Judi Dench- ELIMINATED
Penelope Cruz- ELIMINATED
Helen Mirren- ELIMINATED
Renee Zellweger- ELIMINATED
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