2019 Oscar Predictions: FILM EDITING (February)
Like Cinematography, Film Editing is one of this year’s category’s the Oscars’ producers decided to move to a commercial break and be inserted into the... Read More
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2019 Oscar Predictions: BEST ACTRESS (February)
I know some people want this to be a closer race than it is; that Olivia Colman’s BAFTA win is somehow a bigger factor than... Read More
2019 Oscar Predictions: BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY (February)
Cinematography has been the cornerstone of film from its very inception. Before anything else there was the camera. From its birth on paper film to... Read More
2019 Oscar Predictions: BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS (February)
While the other three acting categories seem pretty close to as locked as possible, Supporting Actress remains not so much a mystery but a real... Read More
Frontrunner Friday: With PGA, DGA and SAG split, who’s really ahead in the Oscar race?
For only the 5th time in Oscar history we have a three-way split between the winners at the PGA (Producers Guild of America, who went... Read More
Frontrunner Friday: Guilds start rolling in but the Oscar race is still open
Last weekend, the Screen Actors Guild gave us another piece of the prediction puzzle, with three actors securing their frontrunner status to near-locked while one... Read More
Frontrunner Friday: Oscar nominations and PGA have given us a real race
In this month alone, controversies rose and crested at the banks of a few major awards players in a way that could potentially change Oscar... Read More
2019 Oscars: Damien Chazelle or Barry Jenkins Can Be Nominated for Best Director – Here’s How
Even though it’s probably a safe bet to say that Alfonso Cuarón (ROMA) will win his 2nd Best Director Oscar, there is a lot of... Read More
2019 Oscars: FINAL Oscar Nomination Predictions for the 91st Academy Awards
A host of controversies (including a host yet not a host), critics vs audiences, pundits vs pundits. This season has been a roller coaster unlike... Read More
Frontrunner Friday: ‘BlacKkKlansman’ back on top; ‘A Star Is Born’ is a guild monster
It’s been a week. Throngs of guild nomination announcements came in, continuing to help shape the Oscar race. Sunday was the Golden Globes, the first... Read More
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