12 Years a Slave Wins BAFTA’s Best Film (and Not Much Else)
It’s another awards show, which means 12 Years a Slave won the top prize but still managed to stumble, hard. After losing category after category... Read More
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BAFTA Preview and Predictions
As we enter the final stretch of the Oscar race we come to the BAFTAs (British Academy of Film and Television Arts), the last stop... Read More
Oscar Podcast #10: Wednesday, February 12, 2014 – BAFTA Preview and Predictions
In this podcast, Erik and Peter discuss their BAFTA predictions plus mull over the recent surge by Captain Phillips in some very important precursors. Oh,... Read More
BAFTA : How It Could Influence the Oscar Race
By Alex K Kay For all intents and purposes, the British Academy Of Film and Television Arts (popularly acronym’d as BAFTA) is the penultimate bellwether... Read More
BFCA + GG + SAG + BAFTA: The Holy Quartet
Every year AwardsWatch compiles the lists and combinations of the major precursors bagged by potential Oscar nominees and this year is no different. A total... Read More
On this podcast, recorded Friday, January 10, 2014, Erik, Ben and Long discuss the DGA and BAFTA nominations and their predictions for the Golden... Read More
BAFTA nominations: Hustle, Wolf soar. Her and Dallas biggest losers
We are still trying to let these sink in, but the BAFTA nominations have sure shaken things up a bit. Just some short observations right... Read More
Ridley Scott: Can He Get His Awards Mojo Back?
The Counselor appears to be one of the first big box office and critical casualties of awards season. Currently sitting at 35 % on Rotten Tomatoes and... Read More
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