Tag: BEST PICTURE

2010: The Social Network Inception The King’s Speech True Grit The Kids Are All Right 127 Hours Black Swan The ...

Whenever I hit the "like" button on Facebook, or one of the hundreds of sites I visit every day that ...

I love this talk between these three - Tim Appelo from the Hollywood Reporter, Tom O'Neil from Gold Derby and ...

Despite the reviews for The King's Speech -- which put the film respectably in the '80s -- even with a ...

  I was answering a comment by one of the readers and I realized I stumbled onto something. It seems ...

In this week's podcast, Sasha, Craig and I agree that Simon Beaufoy's screenplay for 127 Hours is a compact gem ...

Now that the major festivals are behind us and we've seen the best cases presented by the King-makers (so to ...

Being on the Oscar beat for ten years and you learn a thing or two. The one thing that keeps ...

Awards Daily readers cast 12,000 votes on last week's poll -- and some of the titles we included received fewer ...

With the Toronto and Venice Film Festivals looming on the calendar, dozens of the year's best films will tumble out ...

The last time we did this, Inception came away with the majority of votes.  Now that it's opened, let's see ...

This Gregg Kilday piece echoes what I've been feeling for a while now.  It isn't that much different from last ...

Illustration by Joe Zeff Design Two articles caught my eye this morning.  One is Erik Childress' final Oscar predictions.  And ...

As promised, I have dutifully recorded the years when Oscar did have ten contenders for Best Picture, and did use ...

The last time in recent Oscar history that as much as three war films were in the Best Pic race ...

Thanks to ONTD for finding and posting this E! Online article about the five movies everyone must see before Oscar.  ...

Two big differences this year will ultimately affect the outcome of the race. The first is that there were ten ...

Some years are easier to call than others. And every year we get some right and we get some wrong. ...