Marlee Matlin: Another Maverick Turn, Directing for FOX’s ‘Accused’
In 1986, Marlee Matlin was the first deaf actor to ever win an Oscar (and also the youngest) for her ...
Tag: CODA
Good As Gold: Final Oscar Predictions
What an incredible year for film 2021 was. When I put together my list of the top 20 films of ...
Dr. Feelgood, Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Emotional Consensus
It was not all that shocking that CODA had won the SAG Ensemble award. It was mildly shocking when it ...
God Shuffled His Feet: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Last Night’s CODA Win at PGA
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was ...
Time to Vote – The Case for Best Picture of the Year
Oscar voting starts today with a very small window, the 17th through the 22nd. Some might be on the fence ...
Best Picture – Power, Belfast and …CODA?
Leave it to the very deep and bottomless pockets of the most powerful company in the world, Apple, to make ...
Best Picture, the Consensus and the Preferential Ballot
When we're through this season we'll probably look back on it and think everything should have been really obvious. It ...
Best Picture – Frontrunners and Little Movies That Could
I know right about now I'm supposed to hop aboard the outrage train that Sam Elliot criticized Jane Campion for ...
Exclusive: A Personal Look at Original Song “Beyond the Shore” from ‘CODA’
Awards Daily presents an exclusive look at the original song from the award-winning film CODA, "Beyond the Shore." Performed by ...
Balfe, DeBose, Dornan, and More To Receive the Virtuosos Award at the 2022 Santa Barbara International Film Festival
The Santa Barbara International Film Festival announced the recipients to receive the Virtuosos Award presented by UGG®, an honor created ...
Oscar Legends: The Marlee Matlin Interview
There is a scene in Siân Heder’s new film CODA where a Deaf mother, played by Marlee Matlin, sits down ...
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No that NOT what I saying I saying how excessive ans how off-putting by extension Hollywood's own Oscars ignoring established…
I really hate most of the musicals from that Rodgers and Hammerstein era. I know Oklahoma was groundbreaking, but then…
well, you have a funny way to understand cinema. Carpenter is an innovator, set the rules for a whole subgenre…
The Sound of Music is a bit cheesy for my taste, I´d prefered to see Doctor Zhivago winning in that…
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Oscars 2024: Best Picture – Oppenheimer and Its Competition
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95 Years of Oscars: Ranking the Best Picture Winners Part Three – #50-26
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What is a Critic? The Curious Case of No Reviews for “What is a Woman”
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Director Morgan Neville on Finding the Pixie Dust That Made Disney’s ‘Bono and The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming with David Letterman’ More Than a Commercial For the Band
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Yes, You Should Watch Casablanca
