Foolio’s 3 are my 3 – Shakespare in Love, The Talented Mr. Ripley, The Royal Tenenbaums. I’ve always enjoyed her in “M for Murder” remake, given it had countless re-runs in TV.

That was a terrible year for the Emmys with that failed system.

^^I don’t understand Kim’s motivations either? Why, all of a sudden, she’s against Mesa Verde? Did she really believe she was right when that guy was telling her off (seeing through her)? It stands in contradiction to what we saw from her in the past. Maybe some of you will help me with this.

Updated after almost 5 years (!) on Page 4.

I think it will as well although I’m not sure it will be equally effective on next viewings. I hope so.

I recently saw “As Good As It Gets”. I remember liking it but now… man, this movie has aged very poorly, including Nicholson’s performance. Hunt does little better but film wants only 2 emotions from her. Gay subplot, probably seen as…[Read more]

Updated after 4 and a half years on Page 4. 🙂

Between now and July many things will happen. Whether it will be better or worse, remains to be seen.

One of the films I am anticipating the most.

Julia Butters, Marina de Tavira and Betty Gabriel added on Page 6.

Appreciate him in director’s cut of George Michael’s “Too Funky” music video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rngSUSuki3o

I’ve forgotten about this thread. My favorites of last 3 years added on Page 6. I’m very surprised about my own picks but here we are. 🙂

Spencer Tracy was in “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” with Katharine Houghton
who was in “Let It Be Me” with Patrick Stewart
who was in “Robin Hood: Men in Tights” with Tracey Ullman

Agnieszka Wagner & Jack Wagner

Both were very deserving. I walked out of the cinema in awe of on-screen charisma each of them had.

It’s better than all songs nominated for the last 2 years with the exception of “Shallow”.

I’ve done it recently.

Gwen Verdon was in “Marvin’s Room” with Leonardo DiCaprio
who was in “Shutter Island” with Michelle Williams

Kirk Douglas and Justin Kirk

George Burns was in “The Sunshine Boys” with Walter Matthau
who was in “Hanging Up” with Lisa Kudrow
who was on “Friends” with Melissa George

John Barrymore and Drew Barrymore

They both lost precisely because they were both in the running, appealing to similar crowd while Judy Holliday was a new face in a film liked well enough.

Among what I saw:
1. All About Eve
2. Dark Victory
3. What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
4. The Letter
5. The Little Foxes

Honorable mention of her silent moments in “Hush… Hush, Sweet…[Read more]

“Little Miss Sunshine” is the best winner in that category in 2000s sans “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind”. That might be unpopular opinion nowadays as well.

Ann Sothern was in “Lady in a Cage” with James Caan
who was in “The Godfather” with Al Pacino
who was in “Donnie Brasco” with Anne Heche

Bonita Granville and Willow Smith

She was never nominated for Tony or Emmy (as far as I know).