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24 December 2015
What's the best way to see the new Star Wars picture in Middle Tennessee?
In another of my expedition pieces (see also the last Paranormal Activity film), I decided to see The Force Awakens in the formats it is available to be seen in locally and compare them. The resulting sixteen hundred word blurt is available for you to investigate.
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30 May 2013
At the movies: Heaven's Gate.
Yes, it's more than three and a half hours long. Yes, it's the movie that ended the era of studios giving directors leeway, power, and the benefit of the doubt. And yes, you should see it if at all possible.
30 December 2012
The Year in Film: 2012 Nominees!
So, here we are. Coming up on the end of another year. In keeping with my college traditions, I've decided to try and add a tad more showmanship to my year-end film proceedings, and as such, I'd like to offer the nominees for the film awards I am giving via my annual summation of film and such. Were these an actual event with proper catering and exquisite decor, I've no doubt it would be a smash hit with cineastes, gorehounds, freaks, eggheads, scientists, libertines, and anybody who enjoys getting a diverse group of people together and celebrating art. Feel free to comment as you see fit.
I'll be posting the winners on Tuesday, January 1st.
I'll be posting the winners on Tuesday, January 1st.
BEST
CINEMATOGRAPHY:
Roger
Deakins (Skyfall)
Andrew
Dunn (The Perks of Being a Wallflower)
Norm
Li (Beyond The Black Rainbow)
Mihai
Malamaire, Jr (The Master)
Rui
Pocas (Tabu)
Dariusz
Wolski (Prometheus)
BEST
3D:
Frankenweenie
Life
of Pi
Monsters,
Inc.
Prometheus
Step
Up: Revolution
BEST
EDITING:
Cloud
Atlas
Haywire
Zero
Dark Thirty
BEST
PRODUCTION DESIGN:
Anna
Karenina
Beyond
the Black Rainbow
Generation
P
The
Perks of Being a Wallflower
Prometheus
BEST
ORIGINAL SCORE:
Broadcast
(Berberian Sound Studio)
Reinhold
Heil/Johnny Klimek/Tom Tykwer (Cloud Atlas)
Howard
Shore/Metric (Cosmopolis)
Sinoia
Caves (Beyond The Black Rainbow)
BEST
DIRECTOR:
Kathryn
Bigelow (Zero Dark Thirty)
Leos
Carax (Holy Motors)
Panos
Cosmatos (Beyond The Black Rainbow)
David
Cronenberg (Cosmopolis)
Lee
Daniels (The Paperboy)
BEST
DOCUMENTARY:
Bad
25
Deceptive
Practice
How
to Survive a Plague
Leviathan
Pina
3D
Pink
Ribbons, Inc.
Room
237
West
of Memphis
SPECIAL
AWARD for UNDERRATED GEM:
The
Awakening
The
Bay
Beyond
The Black Rainbow
For
a Good Time, Call...
Gone
Not
Fade Away
The
Paperboy
The
Possession
The
Tall Man
BEST
FIRST FILM:
Beyond
The Black Rainbow
Chronicle
The
Perks of Being a Wallflower
BEST
ADAPTED SCREENPLAY:
Steven
Chbosky (The Perks of Being a Wallflower)
David
Cronenberg (Cosmopolis)
Lee
Daniels/Pete Dexter (The Paperboy)
Tony
Kushner (Lincoln)
Tom
Tykwer/Andy Wachowski/Lana Wachowski (Cloud Atlas)
BEST
ORIGINAL SCRIPT:
Paul
Thomas Anderson (The Master)
Leos
Carax (Holy Motors)
Joseph
Cedar (Footnote)
Josh
Fell (ParaNorman)
Drew
Goddard/Joss Whedon (The Cabin in The Woods)
Max
Landis (Chronicle)
Seth
MacFarlane/Alec Sulkin/Wellesley Wild (Ted)
Athina
Rachel Tsangari (Attenberg)
BEST
FX:
The
Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
John
Carter of Mars
Life
of Pi
Prometheus
BEST
ACTOR:
Lior
Ashkenazi (Footnote)
Daniel
Day-Lewis (Lincoln)
Dane
DeHaan (Chronicle)
Michael
Fassbender (Prometheus)
Denis
Lavant (Holy Motors)
Joaquin
Phoenix (The Master)
Jason
Segel (Jeff Who Lives at Home)
Suraj
Sharma (Life of Pi)
BEST
ACTRESS:
Jessica
Biel (The Tall Man)
Gina
Carano (Haywire)
Jessica
Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty)
Lola
Creton (Goodbye First Love)
Greta
Gerwig (Damsels in Distress)
Nina
Hoss (Barbara)
Jennifer
Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook)
Quvenzhane
Wallis (Beasts of The Southern Wild)
BEST
SUPPORTING ACTOR:
Tyler
Abrizzi (ParaNorman)
Russell
Crowe (The Man with the Iron Fists)
Phillip
Seymour Hoffman (The Master)
Tommy
Lee Jones (Lincoln)
Scoot
McNairy (Argo/Killing Them Softly)
Ezra
Miller (The Perks of Being a Wallflower)
Bruce
Willis (Moonrise Kingdom)
Ronald
Zehrfeld (Barbara)
BEST
SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
Maude
Apatow (This is 40)
Jennifer
Ehle (Zero Dark Thirty)
Sally
Field (Lincoln)
Cecile
de France (Kid with a Bike)
Gina
Gershon (Killer Joe)
Macy
Gray (The Paperboy)
Salma
Hayek (Savages)
Nicole
Kidman (The Paperboy)
Samantha
Morton (Cosmopolis)
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