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Those Oscar Nominations From B-Z

25th January 2017 by Sarah Leave a Comment

I was at the cinema watching Live By Night, and after what seemed like several days emerged blinking into the sunlight, feeling let down and deflated. Then I saw the Oscar nominations and felt let down and deflated. Oscar nomination day means the usual wailing about expected shoo-ins being left out, or under appreciated indies being ignored… Those Oscar Nominations From B-Z Read More

Filed Under: Awards Tagged With: amy adams, andrew garfield, arrival, best actor, best actress, best director, best film, best supporting actor, best supporting actress, captain fantastic, casey affleck, denzel washington, dev patel, elle, emma stone, fences, florence foster jenkins, hacksaw ridge, hell or high water, hidden figures, isabelle huppert, jackie, la la land, lion, loving, manchester by the sea, meryl streep, michael shannon, natalie portman, nicole kidman, Nocturnal animals, octavia spencer, oscar nods, oscar nominations, oscar noms, oscars, ruth negga, Ryan gosling, viggo mortensen, viola davis

BAFTA Award Nominations Are Out And Hello Again Amy Adams!

11th January 2017 by Sarah Leave a Comment

Arrival, La La Land and Nocturnal Animals have the most BAFTA nominations

Once The British Academy of Film & Television Arts awards (the BAFTAS) were held after the Oscars, by which time everyone was bored with awards ceremonies and the designers had literally run out of nice dresses, so hardly anyone famous actually went. Every now and then a bona fide Hollywood megastar would put in an appearance… BAFTA Award Nominations Are Out And Hello Again Amy Adams! Read More

Filed Under: Awards Tagged With: Aaron Taylor Johnson, amy adams, arriva, bafta nominations, baftas, best director, best film, british academy of film and television arts, damien chazelle, denis villeneuve, emma stone, jake gyllenhaal, la la land, leading actor, leading actress, Nocturnal animals, red carpet, rising star award, Ryan gosling, stephen fry, Tom ford

2016 – The Year We Didn’t Know If A “Best Of” Film List Was Numerical or Alphabetical

31st December 2016 by Sarah 1 Comment

Ah yes, Arrival. Anyway I can assure you this is an in-order, 1st to 10th best, numerical list which by chance happens to be almost… ALMOST, alphabetical. 1. Arrival What “best of” film list this end-of-year won’t have Arrival at the top? Maybe one written by Cillian Murphy. It’s really hard to talk about Arrival without spoiler-ing – so… 2016 – The Year We Didn’t Know If A “Best Of” Film List Was Numerical or Alphabetical Read More

Filed Under: Film Articles, Reviews Of The Year Tagged With: aliens, anthropoid, arrival, ben foster, best films 2016, best films of the year, bridget jones baby, Demolition, girl with all the gifts, hell or high water, hunt for the wilderpeople, Nocturnal animals, operation anthropoid, Reinhard Heydrich, rogue one, rogue one a star wars story, star wars, Tom ford, top films, top films 2016

Nocturnal Animals 4 stars☆☆☆☆☆

19th December 2016 by Sarah 1 Comment

It was bad enough that Daleks were climbing stairs, if zombies could now drive the human race was well and truly screwed

Nocturnal Animals starts with several overweight, middle aged women dancing naked, and clearly enjoying themselves – soon the camera moves back and it becomes apparent that they are part of a gallery exhibition. It’s opening night and skinny young people dressed in black with champagne glasses are ignoring the exhibits as they chat, thereby demonstrating that middle-aged women… Nocturnal Animals Read More

Filed Under: Film Reviews Tagged With: Edward Sheffield, LA, murder, Nocturnal animals, story within a story, Tom ford

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