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Forum Oscar Poll Results – November 2014: Boyhood Reigns but Selma Returns Big

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Forum Oscar Poll Results – November 2014: Boyhood Reigns but Selma Returns Big

Erik Anderson December 2, 2014

BEST PICTURE As we enter the real Oscar season, frontrunner Boyhood finds itself at the top of the pack with a solid 100%. Although, what kind of... Read More

2015 Oscar Predictions: BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: Intimidation’s the Game, Girl’s Not Gone Yet

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2015 Oscar Predictions: BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: Intimidation’s the Game, Girl’s Not Gone Yet

Erik Anderson November 17, 2014

Rolling into mid-November with a perfect score, Graham Moore’s adaptation of The Intimidation Game rules the roost of the Gold Rush Gang’s Adapted Screenplay predictions.... Read More

2015 Oscars: Box Office and November Releases – Interstellar, The Theory of Everything & The Imitation Game

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2015 Oscars: Box Office and November Releases – Interstellar, The Theory of Everything & The Imitation Game

Erik Anderson November 4, 2014

Continuing our series that began last month, Jonathan Boehle investigates what the November box office holds for the month’s crop of Oscar contenders, including a... Read More