The Golden Globes might be extra good this year, says Adam Spunberg, thanks to the Hollywood Foreign Press’ decision to name Ricky Gervais as its host. The British actor/comedian is just the type of person the Academy should pick for the Oscars. How will they respond?
Sam Rockwell had a fantastic performance in the movie “Moon”, which was not seen by many people and did not garner many reviews. As a result, a grassroots campaign to get Rockwell nominated has commenced. But can it succeed? In AwardsDaily.com, Sasha Stone offers some tips.
Lee Daniels’ film “Precious” continues to gain buzz, and might become a big winner on Oscar night. What impact could this movie about a 300-pound abused African-American girl in Harlm have on Hollywood? Lauren Mattia takes a closer look.
The Coen Brothers are at it again with their new film “A Serious Man.” This deeply personal movie puts the Coen brothers in position to once again win an Oscar. The pair took home Best Picture for “No Country for Old Men” and are regular nominees. Jewcy.com reviews the film.
Posted on October 19, 2009, 11:29 am, by admin, under
Best Picture.
Some think Inglourious Basterds has legitimate Oscar hopes in this unusual year. Others think the Quintin Tarantino flick is too violent for Academy voters. Our Lauren Mattia reviews this fun, engaging, and bloody film.
Posted on October 15, 2009, 1:14 pm, by admin, under
Best Actress.
The Hollywood Film Festival has announced that Hilary Swank is the winner of its annual Hollywood Actress Award for her performance in the upcoming film Amelia. Kristopher Tapley of InContention.com looks at the Festival winners and says that Swank’s win might be the work of publicists.
For years, Best Animated Film has seen just 3 nominees. But with the success of films like Up, Ponyo, and Coraline joining upcoming titles like The Fantastic Mr. Fox and The Princess and the Frog, it’s possible we could see 5 nominees. Sasha Stone of Awards Daily reports.
Posted on October 6, 2009, 2:48 pm, by admin, under
Best Picture.
The Oscar race has been quiet lately. Almost too quiet, says Sasha Stone of Awards Daily. In a year in which many films are trying to avoid frontrunner status, could a movie like Inglourious Basterds steal the Best Picture Oscar? What other films are in the mix? Stone takes a look.
Posted on October 3, 2009, 9:52 am, by admin, under
Best Picture.
Lee Daniels’ new film “Precious” generated buzz at Sundance this year and formally entered the Oscar race. Our new blogger Lauren Mattia reviews this unique film starring Gabourey Sidibe (pictured right) and discusses who might hold precious Oscar gold.