My man Wong Kar-wai’s style is ossifying faster and more depressingly than my gal Joan Crawford’s mug did back in the day.
An alternately grim and amusing parable, but give me Cassavettes instead.
This is a complete list of our predicted winners at the 2008 Academy Awards.
When scrutinizing this race, pundits rarely discuss precedent.
Do not begrudge David Novack for flaunting his bias.
We’ll give Fisk and Erickson an edge here, not only for having won the ADG award in the period category but for representing one of this year’s Oscar frontrunners.
These four documentary shorts may account for the richest slate of nominees this year.
Juno, they tell us, is a possible spoiler in the Best Picture race, but few seem to think its director stands a chance of winning here.
Yes, we know Daniel Day-Lewis has this one in the bag.
Beyond Belief is a poignant portrait of how these women cope with their roles as 9/11 widows.
Step Up didn’t front, but Step Up 2 the Streets is a poseur.
Lionel Ritchie’s corny-as-shit “Hello,” consider yourself served.
Expect voters to follow In Style’s lead and screw, yet again, Colleen Atwood’s exquisite contributions to Tim Burton’s latest gothic reverie.
Even when Pixar isn’t nominated in this category, its presence is still felt.
Guido Thys and Anja Daelemans’s Tanghi Argentini aims for beguilement but only achieves insult.
Prior to the Oscar season, one award you could say Atonement had a firm grip on without sounding like a chronic masturbator.
Yay, a feature-length adaptation of the Spice Girls’s “Wannabe”!
For the first time since 2002, when we first started prognosticating the Oscars on this site, I’ve seen and reviewed all the documentaries competing in this category, and yet, pinpointing the winner has never felt so difficult.
Oscar’s makeup category has been kind to hobbits, men in black, extraterrestrials, and the critters of Narnia.
Throughout, David Gordon Green’s style is as arbitrary as the Cloverfield monster.