From James Horner to Alexandre Desplat to Hans Zimmer, the nominees for Best Original Score are filled with big name composers from big name movies. Adam Spunberg says it’s as competitive a field as he’s seen, but likes Michael Giacchino heartwarming tunes for “Up.”
Posted on January 14, 2010, 4:36 pm, by admin, under
Academy Awards,
Best Actress,
Best Costume,
Best Foreign Language Film,
Best Original Score,
Best Picture,
Oscars.
Strong female characters highlight “An Education” and “Coco Before Chanel.” While the British “Education” could be nominated for several Oscars, including Carey Mulligan for Best Actress, the French “Chanel” might be in line for score and costume Oscars. Christa Youngpeter compares the two films.
Posted on December 19, 2009, 12:05 pm, by Kit Bowen, under
Academy Awards,
Best Actor,
Best Actress,
Best Original Score,
Best Original Song,
Best Supporting Actress,
Oscars.
Rob Marshall’s latest film musical “Nine” offers a slew of potential acting nominations with past Oscar winners Daniel Day-Lewis, Marion Cottilard, Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz, Judi Dench, and Sophia Loren. But while the film is fun and entertaining, it falls short of delivering the “wow” factor, writes Kit Bowen.
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Five accomplished musicians are looking for their first Oscar in a competitive field for Best Original Score. Noted concert oboeist Adam Spunberg examines these unique sheets of music and offers clarity on this exciting, yet difficult-to-predict category.