Build By Guild: How to Create a Best Picture Winner
Now that the Oscar nominations are out and the guilds (as well as groups like the Golden Globes and BFCA have announced) are underway,... Read More
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Build By Guild: How to Create a Best Picture Nominee
Anne Thompson often says (and I’m paraphrasing) that it takes support from all branches to really make a Best Picture nominee and I agree.... Read More
Writers Guild (WGA) Nominations: Carol, Sicario, Compton, Trainwreck Score
With a slew of Oscar hopefuls ineligible here, the Writers Guild of America has chosen its top five written films in Adapted and Original categories.... Read More
2015 Writers Guild of America (WGA) Nominations for TV, Streaming, News & Radio
Streaming formats like Netflix and Amazon were big winners today as the Writers Guild of America announced their nominations for television, streaming media, news... Read More
Oscar Hopefuls ‘Room,’ ‘Brooklyn,’ ‘The Hateful Eight’ Ineligible for WGA Honors
A huge batch of Oscar hopefuls (and likely nominees) are going to find their momentum stopped for a bit as the annual “who did... Read More
Writers Guild of America (WGA) Winners: ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ and ‘The Imitation Game’ Win Top Awards
The Grand Budapest Hotel and The Imitation Game have won the Writers Guild of America’s top honors, for Original and Adapted Screenplay, respectively. Each are... Read More
Oscar Podcast #21: The Guilds, BAFTA nom predictions and Golden Globe winner predix
It’s crunch time, just a week away from Oscar nominations and we have a whole slew of guilds to talk about (Writers Guild, Art Directors... Read More
Writers Guild of America Nominations: Nightcrawler, Whiplash (in Original), American Sniper
The Writers Guild of America’s nominations for 2014 films have given us a largely predictable set of choices, based on the previously reported ineligibility of... Read More
Writers Guild of America TV Nominations
The Writers Guild of America has announced its nominees for the best written television of 2014 and Amazon’s comedy Transparent walked away with the most... Read More
Lone Survivor? Llewyn Davis sure isn’t
Well, we sure didn’t expect to ever have that as our lead-in image this season, but the Writers Guild of America managed to fling us... Read More
Retrospective: Amped Up Jason Statham, Super-Charged Nipple Clamps and the Postmodern American Vulgarity of ‘Crank: High Voltage’ (2009) 
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