Film Preview: Evil Dead Burn (2026)
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Precursor: Screen Actors Guild Nominations
The Nominations have been announced. They are listed below. For a direct link to the forum discussion topic, click here: UAADB SAG Nominations Topic. Nomination Tallies (3) Inglourious Basterds; Precious; Up in the Air (2) An Education; The Hurt Locker; Invictus; The Last Station; Nine Total Nominations Best Ensemble An Education The Hurt Locker Inglourious
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Original Song Contenders
The Academy has released the short list of 63 eligible songs for this year’s Oscars. Below is the list. I’ll have thoughts on it later, as today is the SAG nominations, so I’ll be focusing somewhat there. Beverly Hills, CA (December 16, 2009) — Sixty-three songs from eligible feature-length motion pictures are contending for nominations
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Precursor: Chicago Film Critics Association Nominations
Below are the nominations for the Chicago Film Critics Association awards. Nomination Tallies (6) Up in the Air; Where the Wild Things Are (5) The Hurt Locker; Inglourious Basterds (4) A Serious Man (3) An Education; The Informant!; Precious; Up The Nominations Best Picture: The Hurt Locker Inglourious Basterds A Serious Man Up in the
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The DVD Report #134: December 15, 2009
Quentin Tarantino came bursting onto the scene with 1992’s Reservoir Dogs and made an even bigger impact with 1994’s multi-award winning Pulp Fiction. His output since has been sporadic, consisting only of 1997’s Jackie Brown; 2003’s Kill Bill, Vol. 1; 2204’s Kill Bill, Vol. 2,segments of 2005’s Sin City and 2007’s Grindhouse, none of which
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The DVD Report #134
Quentin Tarantino came bursting onto the scene with 1992’s Reservoir Dogs and made an even bigger impact with 1994’s multi-award winning Pulp Fiction. His output since has been sporadic, consisting only of 1997’s Jackie Brown; 2003’s Kill Bill, Vol. 1; 2204’s Kill Bill, Vol. 2,segments of 2005’s Sin City and 2007’s Grindhouse, none of which
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Tripp’s Post-Globe Nomination Predictions
Well, with 3 major critics groups finished and the Globe nominations finished this morning, frontrunners and losers are already starting to creep out of the woodwork or fall out of sight. Anyways, here are my Post-Globe Nod predictions, with brief (and probably incorrect) insight following the categories. Please do not hold any of these against
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Precursor: Golden Globe Nominations
The Nominations for the Golden Globe Awards have been announced. The nominees are below. Nominations Tallies (6) Up in the Air (5) Nine (4) Avatar; Inglourious Basterds (3) The Hurt Locker; Invictus; It’s Complicated; Precious; A Single Man The Nominations Best Picture, Drama Avatar The Hurt Locker Inglourious Basterds Precious Up in the Air Best
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Precursor: San Francisco Film Critics
The San Francisco Film Critics nominations are below: Winner Tallies (2) The Hurt Locker The Winners Best Picture: The Hurt Locker Best Director: Kathryn Bigelow – The Hurt Locker Best Actor: Colin Firth – A Single Man Best Actress: Meryl Streep – Julie & Julia Best Supporting Actor: Christian McKay – Me and Orson Welles
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Precursor: Southeastern Film Critics Association
The Southeastern Film Critics Association have selected their Best Films of 2009. Below is that list. Winner Tallies (3) Up in the Air The Winners Best Picture: Up in the Air Best Animated Film: Up Best Director: Kathryn Bigelow – The Hurt Locker Best Actor: George Clooney – Up in the Air Best Actress: Meryl
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Precursor: New York Film Critics Circle
The winners of the 75th Annual New York Film Critics Circle Awards have been announced. The winners are listed below: Winner Tallies (2) The Hurt Locker; Fantastic Mr. Fox The Winners Best Picture: The Hurt Locker Best Animated Film: Fantastic Mr. Fox Best Director: Kathryn Bigelow – The Hurt Locker Best Actor: George Clooney –
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Precursor: Broadcast Film Critics Association Nominations
I refuse to call them the Critics’ Choice awards because it’s not true. They contain a small fraction of the critics base, mostly representing broadcast journalists who act as Film Critics. And when you have someone like Tom O’Neil as a member, you can’t always be taken seriously. Anyway, because they have decided they want
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Precursor: American Film Institute
The American Film Institute has selected its Top Ten Films of 2009. Below is their list. Coraline The Hangover The Hurt Locker The Messenger Precious A Serious Man A Single Man Sugar Up Up in the Air
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Precursor: New York Online Film Critics
The New York Online Film Critics, a splinter group from the Online Film Critics Society, has announced the winners of its 2009 prizes. The winners are listed below. Award Tallies (3) Inglourious Basterds (2) Crazy Heart The Winners Best Picture: Avatar Best Director: Kathryn Bigelow – The Hurt Locker Best Actor: Jeff Bridges – Crazy
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Precursor: Los Angeles Film Critics Association
The LAFCA has announced its 2009 award recipients. They have been listed below. Award Tallies (2) District 9 (2) The Hurt Locker The Winners Best Picture: The Hurt Locker Runner-Up: Up in the Air Best Director: Kathryn Bigelow – The Hurt Locker Runner-Up: Michael Haneke – The WHite Ribbon Best Actor: Jeff Bridges – Crazy
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Precursor: Boston Society of Film Critics
The Boston Society of Film Critics has announced its 2009 award recipients. They have been listed below. Award Tallies (5) The Hurt Locker (2) Precious The Winners Best Picture: The Hurt Locker Best Director: Kathryn Bigelow – The Hurt Locker Best Actor: Jeremy Renner – The Hurt Locker Best Actress: Meryl Streep – Julie &
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