I don’t like this title, Fair and Balanced would work better. Bombshell sounds… IDK… trashy? Teaser was interesting but I’d like to see the trailer.

Isn’t Margot Robbie’s character fictional?

I am excited for this movie. It looks like appreciation for “Lady Bird” with “The Meyerowitz Stories” completely ignored maybe inspired Noah Baumbach to write something stronger. For now all I’ve seen from him makes me think of lesser Woody Allen projects, this one not so much, of course. Fingers crossed for both Scarlett and Adam.

And echo to…[Read more]

I hated the fight sequence (even more violent scenes in the previous films were done better) and pacing of the movie. It needed a tighter editing, if you cut endless shots of people just driving, you would get probably 10 minutes less. It’s less plot oriented than his previous efforts which was surprising.

The ending was probably rewriting…[Read more]

Kris Kristofferson was in “I’m Not There” with Cate Blanchett
who was in “Talented Mr. Ripley” with Gwyneth Paltrow

Fernanda Montenegro and Georgia King

Zsa Zsa Gabor was in “Happily Ever After” with Tracey Ullman
who was in “I Could Never Be Your Woman” with Saoirse Ronan

Robert Więckiewicz and Payman Maadi

It’s hard to know exactly since it was so long ago but…

Anne Baxter was certainly lead actress of “All About Eve” (it’s even in the title) or rather a co-lead with Davis and she deserved her Best Actress nomination. She was a recent winner in supporting and I can’t imagine her stealing votes given by people who wanted to vote for “All About…[Read more]

It would be mix of that nominees and SAGs for Best Ensemble.

“The Hateful Eight” is better than either “Inglourious Basterds” or “Django Unchained”.

^^What makes you think that this particular film will get nominated outside of Best International Film category (where South Korea has yet to be nominated)?

Lead Actor in a Comedy Series:
1. Steve Carell, The Office
2. Matt Le Blanc, Friends
3. John Goodman, Roseanne

Lead Actress in a Comedy Series:
1. Amy Poehler, Parks & Recreation
2. Jane Kaczmarek, Malcolm in the Middle
3. Ellen De Generes, Ellen

Lead Actor in a Drama Series:
1. Hugh Laurie, House MD
2. Martin Sheen, The West Wing
3. Michael C.…[Read more]

It’s very blurry with the subject. Emmys won for variety performances apparently count, IDK what about those for narrating. “On-Camera Musical Performance” can be treated either way.

Paul Hogan was in “Flipper” with Jason Fuchs
who was in “La La Land” with Emma Stone
who was in “The Help” with Viola Davis

Leslie Nielsen and Jon Cryer

When Paul won, the voting system was different. Now it’s a popular vote. Back then you had James Spader, Jon Cryer, Jim Parsons and Melissa McCarthy winning because they gave the kind of performances that worked out in a single viewing. I must guess that people like Hugh Laurie and Steve Carell would win nowadays under popular vote while Jon…[Read more]

Sharon Tate was in “The Valley of the Dolls” with Patty Duke
who was in “The Swarm” with Michael Caine
who was in “Inception” with Leonardo DiCaprio
who was in “The Wolf of Wall Street” with Margot Robbie

Christina Crawford and Tori Spelling

Olivia de Havilland was in “The Swarm” with Michael Caine
who was in “The Prestige” with Scarlett Johansson
who was in “Under the Skin” with Sharon Rooney

Pola Negri and Gwen Stefani

I think it’s a good move. Maybe she can return to the Oscar spotlight 10 years after her last nomination and she’s always the best when she can speak Spanish.

Good observation. I certainly thought “Downsizing” and “Mother!” will be important during awards season until I actually saw those films.

I remember how Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series was the category when Emmy voters used to spread the wealth – 4 different actors from “The West Wing” winning and no repeat winners between 1996 and 2012 was pretty inspired but then Peter Dinklage and Aaron Paul became perennial favorites and have won Emmys that could really go to Gianc…[Read more]

Betty White was in “Ponyo” with Liam Neeson
who was in “A Christmas Star” with Suranne Jones

Whitney Houston & Britney Spears

Katharine Hepburn won Oscar the same year she starred in “Little Women”, although for “The Morning Glory”.

I’m casually optimistic about this film and I’m fairly sure it will have the most nominations among all adaptations of this story (that being more than 3).