Posted by: mangold on: January 16, 2009
Despite the fact that my top 20 list from last year turned out to be a bit of a disaster (5 of the films got pushed to 2009, and 8 other films ended up ranging from bad to mediocre), I’m going to give it another shot.
20.) Whatever Works
- The new Woody Allen comedy starring Larry [...]
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300,
A Nightmare Before Christmas,
Alejandro,
Amelie,
Avatar,
Bill Murray,
Biutiful,
Brad Pitt,
Bruno,
Cate Blanchett,
Christian Bale,
Colin Farrel,
Coraline,
Cormac McCarthy,
Daniel Day-Lewis,
Daniel Radcliffe,
David Yates,
Days of Heaven,
Dodgy Dealings by the Dozens,
Emma Watson,
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince,
Hayao Miyazaki,
Inglorious Basterds,
James Cameron,
Jean-Pierre Jeunet,
Jim Jarmusch,
John Hillcoat,
Johnny Depp,
Jude Law,
Liam Neeson,
Lily Tomlin,
Lost Embraces,
Mark Ruffalo,
Mark Wahlberg,
Martin Scorsese,
McG,
Michael Mann,
Michelle Williams,
Most Anticipated Movies 2009,
Neil Gaiman,
Nick Cave,
Nine,
Pedro Almodovar,
Peter Jackson,
Ponyo on a Cliff,
Public Enemies,
Quentin Tarantino,
Rupert Grint,
Ryan Gosling,
Sacha Baron Cohen,
Sean Penn,
Shutter Island,
Sigourney Weaver,
Spirited Away,
Terminator Salvation,
Terrence Malick,
Terry Gilliam,
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus,
The Limits of Control,
The Lord of the Rings,
The Lovely Bones,
The Road,
The Thin Red Line,
The Tree of Life,
Tina Fey,
Titanic,
Watchmen,
Whatever Works,
Woody Allen,
Zack Snyder
Posted by: mcdufrechou on: May 29, 2008
Dir. Steven Spielberg; Writ. David Koepp, George Lucas; Star. Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchett, Karen Allen, John Hurt, Shia LeBeouf.
Yeah, Harrison Ford is in his sixties, but Indiana Jones would be awesome if he was saving the world from a wheelchair. He’s still up and at ‘em in I.J.4. Ford tried to do as many of [...]
Posted by: mangold on: February 22, 2008
Here are my predictions for Sunday’s Oscars, along with a few alternates in each category plus some general thoughts. I’ve refrained from posting any predictions for the Best Foreign Film category because of how wildly unpredictable it is. Amelie lost, Pan’s Labyrinth lost, and the 3 frontrunners this year weren’t even nominated. Everyone, even the [...]
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Ellen Page,
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Juno,
Lars and the Real Girl,
Michael Clayton,
movies,
NBC,
No Country for Old Men,
Oscar predictions,
oscars,
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly,
There Will Be Blood
Posted by: mangold on: February 14, 2008
Well, I’m excited.
Thoughts?
Posted by: Bob on: January 28, 2008
THE FIRST ANNUAL OWL PELLETS FILM AWARDS
And the winners are…
BEST MALE ACTOR (SUPPORTING)
Third Place: Philip Seymour Hoffman (Charlie Wilson’s war)
Second Place: Paul Dano (There Will Be Blood)
And The Owl Pellet goes to: Javier Bardem (No Country for Old Men)
BEST FEMALE ACTOR (SUPPORTING)
Third Place: Kelly MacDonald (No Country for Old Men)
Second Place: Cate Blanchett (I’m Not [...]
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Film,
movies,
owl pellets film awards,
There Will Be Blood,
No Country for Old Men,
Once,
Sweeney Todd,
Death Proof,
Philip Seymour Hoffman,
Paul Dano,
Kelly MacDonald,
Cate Blanchett,
Marketa Irglova,
Stephen Sondheim,
Glen Hansard,
Joel Coen,
Ethan Coen,
Coen Brothers,
Johnny Depp,
Viggo Mortensen,
Daniel Day-Lewis,
Zoe Bell,
Helena-Bonham-Carter,
awards,
Javier Bardem,
Jonny Greenwood,
Wes Anderson,
the Darjeeling Limited,
Marion Cotillar,
Superbad,
Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
