Articles tagged with: Best Picture
Oscars: Every Film Ever To Get Nominated For Best Picture Now
Sean Penn! Come back! We forgive you for everything! But come back! We need you now more than ever! Sean Penn has literally picked the worst time ever to take a career break. You see, it's just been announced that at next year's Oscars, 10 movies will be nominated for best picture instead of five. That means Hollywood needs to make twice as many drearily highbrow movies about either civil rights, the horrors or war or mental illness to fill the nominations quota. Otherwise, God help us, a film that people actually enjoy might be nominated. Sean Penn, we're begging you.
Sean Penn! Come back! We forgive you for everything! But come back! We need you now more than ever! Sean Penn has literally picked the worst time ever to take a career break. You see, it's just been announced that at next year's Oscars, 10 movies will be nominated for best picture instead of five. That means Hollywood needs to make twice as many drearily highbrow movies about either civil rights, the horrors or war or mental illness to fill the nominations quota. Otherwise, God help us, a film that people actually enjoy might be nominated. Sean Penn, we're begging you.
LA Film People Say WALL-E Is Quite Good
Do you want the good news or the bad news first? Well, tough, you're getting the bad news - it's awards season. You know, that long, slow, dull deathmarch to the Oscars where every single vaguely filmy organisation on the face of the planet announces which movies it enjoyed watching most. But more than that, awards season marks the time of year when we wish we had another job. Any other job. A job involving heights and spikes and angry bears, even. And now the good news - The Los Angeles Film Critics Association gave its best picture award to WALL-E.
Do you want the good news or the bad news first? Well, tough, you're getting the bad news - it's awards season. You know, that long, slow, dull deathmarch to the Oscars where every single vaguely filmy organisation on the face of the planet announces which movies it enjoyed watching most. But more than that, awards season marks the time of year when we wish we had another job. Any other job. A job involving heights and spikes and angry bears, even. And now the good news - The Los Angeles Film Critics Association gave its best picture award to WALL-E.
