Lmao in any other year Theron would have been a massive frontrunner but not this year because of Renee Zellweger? That’s implying that she’s better than past winners…which is not true. I don’t know what people saw in that performance that I didn’t. I’m sorry if I sound like a hater but Zellweger’s performance in Judy was like a less talented…[Read more]

Finally saw Judy. I thought the film was mediocre and Zellweger was alright but definitely not Oscar worthy. If she does win, she’d definitely be the weakest winner of the decade.

At the beginning of the awards season it seemed like the general consensus was that Jason Bateman was going to win for Lead Actor. Now the momentum seems to have shifted to Billy Porter. I haven’t seen Pose yet but can someone explain how he suddenly became the frontrunner? Right now I think it’s going to be between Odenkirk and Bateman but I don…[Read more]

Sound department loves Barry!

What an interesting title.

I love GLOW

I don’t remember hearing much about Hell or High Water compared to the rest of the 2016 BP nominees until the awards nomination season started. That didn’t stop it from getting in. The Farewell is still in the running for a BP nomination.

I’m counting down the days for AFI Fest because I can’t wait for Queen & Slim! I really think this film, with its screenplay and story by Lena Waithe and James Frey, and directed Melina Matsoukas can make a late surge in the race and perhaps be in contention for a nomination in the top categories. The film looks really good from the trailer and…[Read more]

You’re right, the film’s screenwriter, Anthony McCarten has been on a role. I just checked and saw that his last 3 films all got into Best Picture (Bohemian Rhapsody, Darkest Hour, and The Theory of Everything). The Two Popes has better reviews than all of 3 of those films which could help but it being on Netflix has me hesitant especially since…[Read more]

1. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood (Sony)
2. Marriage Story (Netflix)
3. The Irishman (Netflix)
4. Little Women (Sony)
5. Parasite (CJ)
6. Joker (WB)
7. Jojo Rabbit (Disney)
8. The Farewell (A24)
9. 1917 (Universal)
10. A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (Sony)

Crazy to think that the last time The Simpsons won this category, George W. Bush was President of the U.S.

I wasn’t talking about you specifically but I’m sure there are people who haven’t seen it that have already formed an opinion on it before seeing it, because of critic reviews. I even recall seeing a post that said “I’m unstaning” because of the reviews.

A Hitler movie and a Joker movie just won the two most important fall film festival awards. PC Police must be seething.

Right? They’re hating on a movie they haven’t even seen. I remember everyone on these forums being all over it but once the critic scores came out they changed their tone. People act like critic reviews are an objective way of telling if a film is good or not.

Just checked and The Simpsons has now won an Animated Program Emmy for 3 decades in a row. Had it not won tonight, then that streak would not exist. This was the first time it won this category since 2008.

I still think about Shuzhen Zhao’s performance even though it’s been two months since I have seen “The Farewell”. I really hope the Oscars don’t overlook her.

Harriet is starting off with a 91% on Rotten Tomatoes which is better than most films at TIFF.

Can someone explain this clip thing to me? Are the Emmys no longer doing episode submissions for the acting nominees? Just clips from an episode?

Marriage Story must be really good if everyone is saying Laura Dern is going to win the Oscar but all of the headlines I’ve seen for the reviews don’t even mention her.

That scene was exactly what I was thinking about while writing my post!