In honor of legendary “Saturday Night Live” performer Dana Carvey‘s birthday (which was yesterday) and the upcoming release of “The King of Staten Island“ starring Pete Davidson, we thought now would be an appropriate time to ask which films starring past and present SNL cast members were the best. There are MANY films that fit […] More
Welcome to the 2020 Awards Profile series, where we talk about films coming to a theater near you in the coming year (at least at this time of writing). The series analyzes the films and their awards season potential, most notably for the Academy Awards, based on the talents attached, filmmakers involved, and story and […] More
The highly anticipated trailer for Wes Anderson’s “The French Dispatch” was released by Searchlight Pictures today and it is exactly what fans of the director have wanted and hoped for. It was recently revealed that the comedy-drama will be released on July 24, 2020. Now the excitement for its release will amp up thanks to […] More
Exciting news for Wes Anderson fans. Searchlight Pictures today announced that his latest feature “The French Dispatch” will be released on July 24, 2020, according to Deadline. The comedy-drama will center around a collection of short stories from the final issue of an American newspaper, set in a fictional 20th-century French city. The film, produced […] More
In an exclusive from Variety, Jim Jarmusch‘s “The Dead Don’t Die” will be screening at Cannes Film Festival opening night. Earlier this month we saw the official first trailer for the zombie flick which casts Oscar nominated Adam Driver and Bill Murray. The patrolling pair slice up the walking dead as they try and bring […] More
**Circuit Q&A’s are our daily community question, posed to the readers of AwardsCircuit that cover various topics from film and television to general wonderings and for instances** In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Jim Carrey spoke about his time on the awards trail for some of his dramatic turns. Carrey wasn’t a fan of […] More
Welcome to the 2019 Awards Profile series, where we talk about films coming to a theater near you in the coming year (at least at this time of writing). The series analyzes the films and their awards season potential, most notably for the Academy Awards, based on the talents attached, filmmakers involved, and story and […] More
Wes Anderson has hit the road to shoot his next film, despite the fact he is actively in the Oscar race right now. For many, “Isle of Dogs” was a bit of a letdown, but mostly compared to his previous work. Anderson has become a strong auteur in recent years, earning favor with the Academy for […] More
As we established last week, 1991 was a good year for movies. From new directors to new crops of acting talent, the year was, in many ways, where the shift began from the stylized films of the 80s to the grittier, more pensive fare of the 90s. This is not to say that the 90s […] More
Wes Anderson has long been the apple of the independent cinema fan’s eye. From “Rushmore” to “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” Anderson has assembled an eclectic troupe of actors from which he draws to cast his worlds. This Friday sees the opening of “Isle of Dogs,” Anderson’s second foray into stop-motion animation and a film that almost assuredly […] More
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