This 2016 fall movie preview was written by Jacob Hall and Jack Giroux. The summer is over and the days are getting shorter and the weather is getting milder and (fingers crossed) the movies are going to start getting better. The next four months offer an embarrassment of cinematic riches, with… Read entire story.
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Good afternoon folks! It’s that time again. Yes, today I’m continuing on down the line with the last of the big eight categories and finishing off with the other writing one…yes, Best Original Screenplay. It’s the final one of the big eight categories today, but not … Read entire story.
Source: HollywoodNews.com
THR’s awards analyst surveys the field and sees big potential for films about people of color — from fest favs ‘Birth of a Nation’ and ‘Loving’ to upcoming ‘Fences’ and ‘A United Kingdom,’ plus ‘Hidden Figures,” which is moving into 2016.read more Read entire story.
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As you fine folks all know from last year as well as my return article late last week, it’s one thing to read early Academy Award predictions at this point in the year in order to see what folks like myself think will happen six or so months from now, … Read entire story.
Source: HollywoodNews.com
If any film has emerged from Cannes thus far as having the necessary legs to last the next nine months of Oscar conversation, it’s Jeff Nichols’ Loving, which premiered Monday night to a rapturous Palais crowd. It’s the story of Mildred and Richard Loving, an interracial couple in … Read entire story.
Source: Deadline