Bright and early this morning, the 77th Annual Golden Globe Nominations were announced. The ceremony will be held on Sunday, January 5th, where we will find out the winners. The nominations are as follows and the early predictions will be added as well. BEST MOTION PICTURE – DRAMA“1917″“The Irishman”“Joker““Marriage Story”“The Two Popes” Early Prediction: If the HFPA goes the Netflix route, The Irishman will win … Continue reading 2020 Golden Globe Nominations
Noah Baumbach’s, Marriage Story is one of the most well written family dramas I’ve seen in this decade. The screenplay is so well written and the dialogue is painful and realistic. It’s a very raw take on divorce and relationship issues. Baumbach’s direction should also be recognized because of how well he framed his leads and the emotions he captured from them. The structure of … Continue reading Marriage Story Review
Dolemite Is My Name is one of the best pieces I’ve seen this year. It is such a refreshing take on business in Hollywood and how the industry works. Dolemite highlights the work, money and politics that go into making a comedy record and eventually a budgeted film. It also deals with censorship and independent marketing in a very candid way. It definitely presents the … Continue reading Dolemite Is My Name Review
This is not a film. This is more of an elaborate documentary that breaks the 4th wall. Yes, stylistically it’s different and Soderbergh definitely tries many different things but this true story did not need to be adapted… especially in this bizarre way. Soderbergh cast Meryl Streep, Antonio Banderas and Gary Oldman. 3 huge names coming together to display the corruption, greed and downfall of … Continue reading The Laundromat Review
Judy Garland is one of the most complex women in show business. From a very young age she had a fire within her, she worked tirelessly for MGM and did not have a childhood at all. The worst part about Judy reflecting on her life is that she recognized herself as the victim and she couldn’t seem to get a grasp on how a life … Continue reading Judy Review
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