Author: Clayton Davis November 16, 2011 See the full list below: “A Morning Stroll,” Grant Orchard Comments: 5 Comments |
Author: Joey Magidson November 16, 2011
On Monday an HFPA committee rejected it in comedy and determined that it would compete as a drama where it will now go head to head with Disney/DreamWorks’ other big hopeful, War Horse (assuming both get nominated as seems likely). It’s not surprising. At a recent event I attended a lot of HFPA members were voicing concerns about having to judge The Help as a comedy. The film was indeed initially sold by Disney and DreamWorks with an emphasis on its lighter elements and past Globe winners in the category such as Driving Miss Daisy were similar in tone. Still that would have meant Viola Davis would compete in the Best Actress-Comedy or Musical category and no matter how you slice it her character, a civil rights era maid, just wasn’t that funny. Read more on The Golden Globes reject ‘The Help’ as a Comedy!… Comments: 2 Comments |
Author: Joey Magidson November 16, 2011
Dying is easy, comedy is hard. Someone said that , right? Read more on Does Comedy stand a chance at the Oscars?… Comments: 3 Comments |
Author: Joey Magidson November 16, 2011
Read more on London Boulevard (**½)… Categories: Film Reviews
Tags: 2011 releases, Colin Farrell, Keira Knightley, London Boulevard, Oscar hopeful, William Monaghan Comments: 6 Comments |
Author: Joey Magidson November 16, 2011
Read more on Which Snow White Trailer do you prefer?… Comments: 7 Comments |
Author: Anna Belickis November 16, 2011 Tuesday night on Dancing with the Stars three couples go on to dance in the finale, while one couple gets eliminated. I’m not going to leave you in anticipation this week considering how obvious it was on who was going on. Read more on Dancing with the Stars: Week 9 Results… Comments: Leave a Comment |
Author: Anna Belickis November 16, 2011
Read more on Dancing with the Stars: Week 9 The Semi-Finals… Comments: Leave a Comment |
Author: Michael Ward November 16, 2011 
Releasing on 11-11-11, "Immortals" is #1 While the cat could not make it a trifecta, “Puss In Boots” nearly upended Adam Sandler’s “Jack And Jill” for second place, missing the runner-up position by a scant $275k and rolling past $108 million in domestic box office receipts. Soaring above all of the competition was innovative director Tarsem Singh’s third film, “Immortals”, which served as his widest opening film to date and banked $32.2 million in its opening weekend. While some have reported this as a mediocre or even disappointing opening, some people were projecting “Immortals” to finish second or third with a mid-$20 million gross. Relativity Media are ecstatic at how the film was received and their implementation of having a market-by-market determination on critical screenings seemed risky, but ultimately did not hurt the film’s opening numbers. Read more on Box Office Final: The “Immortals” Stand Tall…… Categories: News
Tags: analysis, box office report, Immortals, Into The Abyss, J. Edgar, Jack And Jill, Like Crazy, Martha Marcy May Marlene, Melancholia, Rockstar Comments: 5 Comments |
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