NYFCC
Roma tops New York Film Critics Circle Awards with Best Picture, Director, Cinematography
The New York Film Critics Set to Announce Thursday Morning – Predictions and Contest
National Board of Review and New York Film Critics Are Coming – How Will it Go?
Now that the film festival season has wrapped, Oscar parties and celebrations and tributes are in full swing, it's approaching...
New York Film Critics Preview and Predictions, and Contest
The New York Film Critics Adds 8 New Names, with 4 Women
New York Film Critics Preview and Prediction Contest!
Ang Lee’s Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk To Receive Its World Premiere at NYFF
Humpday Treat – Kristen Stewart, Todd Haynes and the Oscar Race
Carol wins Best Picture, Director, Screenplay and Cinematography at New York Film Critic Awards
New York Film Critics Preview
Now that the National Board of Review has rung in as early as possible to beat real critics to the...
Boyhood and Linklater top 80th New York Film Critics Circle Awards
Best Picture: Boyhood Best Director: Richard Linklater (Boyhood) Best First Film: Jennifer Kent (The Babadook) Best Actress: Marion Cotillard (for...
Predict the New York Film Critics
Predicting New York Film Critics, National Board of Review and Los Angeles Film Critics
What really matters, as far as critics are concerned, these four groups, New York, LA, and the NBR (we'll deal with the...
Armond White tossed from the NYFCC
Aftershocks from Armond White’s NYFCC meltdown continue
Astonishingly, it looks as if the NYFCC might be impotent when it comes time to scold their star weasel, Armond...
New York Film Critics pay a Price for Being First
The New York Film Critics pushed back their dates (now voting December 3) so that they could announce before the...
New York Film Critics to Vote December 3
Putting the New York and NBR in Contrast Before Los Angeles Critics Announce
Field Barely Beat Hathaway, Weisz Barely Beat Lawrence
Zero Dark Thirty Takes Early Lead in Oscar’s Race for Best Picture
‘Veep’ Celebrates President’s Day With New Trailer
HBO's Veep returns for its seventh and final season on March 31. To celebrate President's Day, HBO released the full trailer...
The State of the Race — Competing Agendas Throw Oscar Race Out of Whack
For most of the time I've been covering the Oscars (going on 20 years now) and throughout their 90 year...
Assessing the Seemingly Unlimited Limited Series Emmy Contenders
This week, the Cooler Game looks at the 2019 crop of Limited Series Emmy contenders including HBO's Sharp Objects, Showtime's...
Bohemian Rhapsody Tops Sound Editors Awards
Bohemian Rhapsody might be our double sound winner next Sunday, since it's now won both the CAS and the MPSE....
Eighth Grade and Can You Ever Forgive Me Win at WGA
Original Screenplay - Eighth Grade, Bo Burnham Adapted Screenplay - Can You Ever Forgive Me, Nicole Holofcener, Jeff Whitty Bathtubs...
All This and the Oscars Too Locks in a Week Out
Ryan, Marshall and I got together for one Saturday night podcast pre-WGA. We went in on predictions a little, where...
Final Analysis – Box Office, Rotten Tomatoes and Audience Rating
The critics now are different from how they used to be. For whatever reason, the critics often fall into groupthink...
Interview: Skip Lievsay and Craig Henighan on Creating the Immersive Sound Design of Roma
Supervising sound editor Sergio Diaz spent months collecting the sounds we hear in Roma. Whether it was finding the right...
Bohemian Rhapsody, Isle of Dogs Win at CAS Awards
The Cinema Audio Society handed out their awards last night, with Bohemian Rhapsody taking the top prize in Sound Mixing...
Interview: Roma’s Production Designer Eugenio Caballero “We didn’t start by looking at images, we started with conversations.”
While watching Alfonso Cuaron's visual masterpiece, we are transported back to his childhood, back to 1970s Mexico. The details in...