AwardsWatch

From ‘Sky High’ to ‘Defendor:’ 5 Underrated Superhero Movies to Binge this Summer

Staff Writers August 3, 2020

The coronavirus crisis continues to keep most of us indoors, but the lockdown conditions are the perfect time to catch up on some long-forgotten TV... Read More

Steve McQueen’s small screen ‘Lovers Rock’ to open 58th New York Film Festival

Erik Anderson August 3, 2020

Steve McQueen’s Lovers Rock, part of a five-film television anthology, has been selected to open the 58th edition of the New York Film Festival. As... Read More

Retrospective: Worst Picture/Best Picture – Wild Wild West and American Beauty (1999)

Jeff Beachnau August 3, 2020

“My biggest regret in seeing this film is that wish I could have warned you earlier not to see it. I’m sure there are several... Read More

Real Housewives of Potomac S5 E1 Recap: “Diapers, Diamonds and Denim”

Daniel Trainor August 2, 2020

The first ladies of Potomac are back, honey! We’re in the midst of a global pandemic and I don’t think we’ve ever needed the services... Read More

First look: ‘Blossoms Shanghai,’ Wong Kar-wai’s first foray into television

Erik Anderson August 2, 2020

After being tripped up by shut down productions do to the coronavirus pandemic, iconic and influential director Wong Kar-wai will begin production on Blossoms Shanghai... Read More

New teaser for ‘Fargo’ Season 4; series release date still up in the air

Erik Anderson August 2, 2020

The long-awaited fourth season of the Emmy-winning anthology series Fargo was held up from its initial release in April, when the coronavirus stopped its (and... Read More

BAFTA TV Awards: ‘Chernobyl’ wins; ‘Fleabag’ and ‘The Crown’ upset by ‘Stath Lets Flats’ and ‘The End of the F***ing World’

Erik Anderson July 31, 2020

Just as it did at the Emmys, HBO’s Chernobyl took top prizes at the BAFTA TV awards, winning Best Miniseries and Leading Actor for Jared... Read More

Gotham Awards move to January; will extend eligibility window

Erik Anderson July 31, 2020

The Gotham Awards, which usually beat most critics and industry awards by revealing winners in late November or early December, are packing up and moving... Read More

Film Review: Amy Seimetz’s ‘She Dies Tomorrow’ is a hypnotic and timely tale

Catherine Springer July 31, 2020

It sometimes feels as if we are all swirling through a never-ending nightmare these days, as the COVID-19 pandemic has touched nearly every aspect of... Read More

2021 Oscar Predictions: BEST PICTURE and BEST DIRECTOR (July)

Erik Anderson July 31, 2020

It’s been two weeks since my predictions in Supporting Actor and I held off on my Best Picture and Best Director contenders for July until... Read More

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