Predictions Friday: The Great Date Change-Up
The Producers, Writers, and Directors Guilds (OH MY!) are all announcing their nominees on January 27, two Thursdays from now. ...
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Predictions Friday – When Picture, Director, and Screenplay All Line Up
There is a trend of late of directors writing their own screenplays. This hasn't been the norm throughout Oscar history ...
Predictions Friday: Just Gimme Some Truth
Paul Thomas Anderson has been hit with some mild controversies over Licorice Pizza. Both of them stem from his telling ...
Predictions Friday: Happy Christmas to All and to All a Good Night
This is our third COVID year for the Oscar race and the second time COVID has nearly scuttled Oscar Night ...
Predictions Friday – Can Spider-Man Bridge the Gap of Dying Theaters and the Oscars?
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to find 300 people (more or less) who will name Spider-Man: ...
Predictions Friday: How the Critics Choice and the Globes Will Impact the Oscars
There is a big difference between the Critics Choice and the Golden Globes. Both of them matter in different ways. ...
Predictions Friday: Critics and Oscar Voters Aren’t the Same – Vive La Différence
As the National Board of Review and the New York Film Critics awards came down over the past 48 hours, ...
Predictions Friday — Sliding Into Home Plate
The screenings for West Side Story (Monday) and Nightmare Alley (December 6) are upon us. They would ordinarily be what ...
Predictions Friday: Welcome to the Internet, Have a Look Around
In 2021, there isn't much left of the Oscar race as it once was. We're putting a good face on ...
Predictions Friday: The Cinematography and Director Connection In a Split Year
Since we've previously discussed the primary difference between the Oscar years with preferential ballots and without, I thought it might ...
Predictions Friday: Here Comes the Pendulum Swing
Readers of this site will know I've been talking about the pendulum shift for some time now. It's coming. It's ...
Predictions Friday: Heading Into the Heat of Critics Season
As we head out of October and into November, we'll be entering the "critics phase" of the awards race. This ...
Predictions Friday: We’re Still Missing a Big Piece
One of the things I have focused on for the past decade is the Academy's date change. The Oscars pushed ...
Predictions Friday: The DGA Five
Even in the strange times we're living through right now, with the Oscar race and everything else, there are movies ...
Predictions Friday: The Signal and the Noise
“The signal is the truth. The noise is what distracts us from the truth.” ― Nate Silver, The Signal and ...
Predictions Friday – Can James Bond Save Movies, Movie Theaters and Dare We Say, The Oscars?
It's a shame that the American public still has to wait a whole week for No Time to Die to ...
Predictions Friday: Best Picture Is Still Unpredictable
There is the temptation, especially among those new friendos to the Oscar game, to "call it." But if you've been ...
Predictions Friday: And So it Begins…
Now that Telluride is all the way over, Venice is almost over and Toronto is in full swing, the Oscar ...
Predictions Friday: Last Looks Before Venice and Telluride
In just a few days, several prominent films will roll out at Venice and then at Telluride. Venice is getting ...
Predictions Friday: Best Picture 2022 – Why Feel Good Stories Do Better
There are two ways films can win Best Picture, or have won Best Picture in the past. One is with ...
For sure but there's nothing Oscar bait about the film having watched it. It's an exceptionally filmed, deep, masterfully acted…
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2021/12/31/covid-omicron-us-cases-updates/9059897002/ OH AND BY THE WAY as per this article this is why i call into question as i no…
For the record what does it tell everyone that BAFTA long list has NO TIME TO DIE WITH STAGGERING 12…
I think Dune Part One is brilliant, easily BP nomination material. I hope the second part is just as good…
mmm... I bought a couple of days ago, the 4K steelbook of Dune, Part I (meaning: I liked it, enough),…
