- Last week saw reviews of Beautiful Boy and We Need to Talk About Kevin.
- Joey Magidson saluted the most memorable movie Presidents of all time.
- And, for the first time ever, took a crack at Historical Circuit with his look back at John Carpenter’s The Thing.
- Save for the latest from Spain’s most fascinating auteur, my preview of the new films this weekend was devoid of anything worth getting excited about.
- Michael Ward analyzed the box office results of last week.
- Joey celebrated the ubiquity of one of Hollywood’s most gifted and promising actors of his generation.
- Joey’s DVD Pick of the Week was a popular comedy, but it was his “secondary” choice that ignited the most discussion/debate…
- Anna Belickis continued her coverage of Dancing with the Stars. Why is Chaz Bono so popular, anyway?
- Clayton Davis observed the competition between old and young male actors for this Oscar season.
- Mike lamented the Academy’s constant snubbing of Steve Martin, despite hosting their ceremonies on many occasions.
- Is this the most exciting Oscar race in recent years? Joey seemed to think so.
- Finally, our dear readers decided to play it safe and stick with consensus with our poll on Best Actress. Tell us your thoughts on the state of the race in the forum.
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Categories: Circuit Round-Up
Tags: Beautiful Boy, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Circuit Round-Up, dancing with the stars, Horrible Bosses, Oscar race, Real Steel, remake, Ryan Gosling, Steve Martin, The Awards Circuit readers, The Skin I Live In, The Thing, The Tree of Life, We Need To Talk About Kevin
Tags: Beautiful Boy, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Circuit Round-Up, dancing with the stars, Horrible Bosses, Oscar race, Real Steel, remake, Ryan Gosling, Steve Martin, The Awards Circuit readers, The Skin I Live In, The Thing, The Tree of Life, We Need To Talk About Kevin
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As always, thanks for reading!
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