Best Film: Amour (runner-up: The Master ) Best Director: Paul Thomas Anderson, The Master (runner-up: Kathryn Bigelow) Best Actress, tie: Emmanuelle Riva, Amour and Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook Best Actor: Joaquin Phoenix, The Master (runner-up: Denis Lavant, Holy Motors Best Supporting Actor: Dwight Henry, Beasts of the Southern Wild (runner-up: Christof...
Since one of the most important of the film critics groups announces tomorrow, it’s a good time to play a little No Guts, No Glory. UP to three and make sure they’re good ones. Don’t forget to enter our contest. I’ll go first. I will choose two. Best Picture: Looper Best Actress: Emayatzy Corinealdi, Middle of Nowhere Your turn. ...
This Sunday, the Los Angeles Film Critics will announce their awards. LA has been known to occasionally step out of the zone – they chose The Descendants last year, There Will Be Blood the year No Country was sweeping. It is nonetheless assumed that their winner will still be Zero Dark Thirty. The only possible upset, I figure, will be The Master. One of their members,...
Indiewire reports that the NBR will take place December 5, 2012, two days after the New York Film Critics and three days after their announcing date last year. What is the significance of this? There isn’t one except that the NYFCC will be the ones with their asses hanging out first. That’s a good thing for them, as Glenn Whipp reported earlier, “An NYFCC...
The Los Angeles Film Critics Association announces it will vote to select its awards winners on Sunday December 11, and names Doris Day as this year’s career achievement honoree. Press release: LOS ANGELES, OCTOBER 29, 2010 – Doris Day was selected to receive the Career Achievement Award, it was announced today by Brent Simon, President of the Los Angeles Film...