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Our choices for Best Actor/Actress, Best Supporting Actor/Actress, Best Director and Best Picture.
I'm following my heart! Here are my Oscar Predictions for:Best Picture. Best Actor/Actress. Best Screenplay(Original/Adapted). Best Supporting Actor/Actress. Best. Director. #ForTheLoveofMovies Rate + Review: HereFollow:Watch on YouTubeEmail your movie questions to philwmovies@gmail.comSocial Media:https://twitter.com/PhilWMovieshttps://twitter.com/PhilAtTheMovieshttps://www.instagram.com/philatthemovies/
It's time for the Oscars! Today's Productive Conversation is all about Predicting who will win big at the 97th Academy Awards which is this Sunday!Matt and Ryan make their picks for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor/Actress, Best Supporting Actor/Actress, and Best Original/Adapted Screenplay. They also make their picks on the Razzie Awards for 2024.Check out this quality episode of the Productive Conversations Podcast, on all Podcasting Platforms and YouTube. Ep 493#podcast #news #trending #trends #targeting #gossip #oscars #oscar #academy #movies #film #movie #actor #actors #razzie Best way to contact our host is by emailing him at mbrown3212@gmail.com orproductiveconversationspodcast@gmail.com Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/productive-conversations-with-matt-brown/id1535871441 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7qCsxuzYYoeqALrWu4x4Kb YouTube: @Productive_Conversations Linktree:https://linktr.ee/productiveconversations
This week, Izzy and Murtada highlight three films with a shot at Best Actor/Actress. First, a look at HARD TRUTHS, the latest collaboration from Mike Leigh and Marianne Jean-Baptiste that critics adore but has had trouble picking up wins from other awards bodies. Will Jean-Baptiste take home the BAFTA and secure the Oscar nomination? Next, they discuss Pamela Anderson's unexpected and vulnerable lead turn as the titular Last Showgirl. Does the film have the juice to propel her to a Best Actress nomination? Finally, they attempt to unpack the ostensibly complex persona of Bob Dylan and Timothee Chalamet's highly regarded performance in A Complete Unknown. Will the Academy's musical biopic fetish push him over the line with Best Actor? All that and more on this week's IM Picture Show!Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram: @IMPictureShow.To hear more from Izzy and Murtada check them out on social media: Izzy (Twitter: @bkrewind, IG: @bk_rewind); Murtada (Twitter: @ME_Says, IG: murtada_e).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Welcome to the first annual Confused Breakfast Award show. On this special brunch, we will be looking back on 2024 and handing out Confusie Awards to Best Actor/Actress, Best Nic Cage Performance, Most Punchable Face, Most Lovable Face, Best Guest, Best Live Episode, Best Scream, Best Dog Performance as well as paying some clips from the funniest moments of the year. Tune in- you won't want to miss this one! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
And the Geek Award goes to...... Well listen in and find out. The Geeks decide to host their own unconventional Award show and give out their top awards. Categories include Best Action/Adventure film, Sci-Fi 1980 and On, Best Actor/Actress who has never won, Best Video Game Adaptation, Most Overrated Film, Best Album since 1994, Best Horror Movie, and Best Marvel Movie. Who did the Geeks Pick? Listen in and find out, and be sure to leave us your pick on these categories on all our Social Media channels @GEEKDRINKPODGo to our Social Media pages @GEEKDRINKPOD (Facebook, Instagram, Discord, TikTok, X). Join our discord and chat with the Geeks. Give us a review, or leave a comment. Download and stream at any major podcast platform at "Have A Drink With Some Geeks" or at our website, https://rss.com/podcasts/geekdrinkpod/
It's time for the Oscars! Today's Productive Conversation is all about Predicting who will win big at the 96th Academy Awards which is this Sunday!Matt and Ryan make their picks for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor/Actress, Best Supporting Actor/Actress, and Best Original/Adapted Screenplay. They also make their picks on the Razzie Awards for 2023.Check out this quality episode of the Productive Conversations Podcast, on all Podcasting Platforms and YouTube.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Productive_Conversations/LinkTree https://linktr.ee/productiveconversationsFollow us on Instagram@ProductiveConversationsPodcast@MattBrown300Follow us on Twitter@ProdConvoPod@Mattbrown31Follow us on TikTok@productiveconversationsBest way to contact our host is by emailing him at productiveconversationspodcast@gmail.comTo Find Our Show on Various Podcasting Platforms And YouTube, click on the following links below!Apple PodcastSpotifyYouTubeGoogle PodcastsTuneIn PodcastsStitcher PodcastsPandoraAudacy Amazon MusicAudibleiHeartRadio:PocketCastBullhornPodcast Addict
On this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, Charlie is joined by Nonfiction TV Producer Ricardo Ramos and writer, comedian, and host of many podcasts including Newsweek's "Parting Shot with H. Alan Scott" to discuss the major category Oscar Nominations. They cover who they think will win, along with their thoughts on who SHOULD win, for Best Picture, Best Actor + Actress, Best Supporting Actor + Actress, Best Director, Best Adapted and Best Original Screenplay. A very special thank you to Ricardo and H. Alan for joining us, their names in this sentence are clickable so you can see all of the amazing things that they do! Thanks for being a part of the Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff Community - Follow us on Instagram and share what your predictions for the Oscars are!
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On this weeks episode, I list my favorite and least favorite movies of 2023. I break them down into categories; Best Comedy, Best Action, Best Drama, Worst Movie, Most Disappointed, and Best Actor/Actress of 2023. To help me rank these movies, I had recurring guest, Brandon Cole. Thank you to all the listeners for another great year doing the podcast!
On this episode of the Gold Derby Show, editors and experts Joyce Eng and Christopher Rosen take a look back at their extremely early 2024 Oscar nominations predictions and revised as needed as we head into the fall festivals and awards season. Our picks for: Best Picture (00:10) Best Director (21:53) Best Actor/Actress (35:19) Best Supporting Actor/Actress (57:36) Screenplay Picks and Final Thoughts (1:21:26) To make your 2024 Oscar predictions, head to https://www.goldderby.com. To email us, reach out to slugfests@goldderby.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this episode of Oscars Playback, editors and experts Joyce Eng and Christopher Rosen head back to the 2009 Oscars ceremony, where Hugh Jackman was the best host ever, the ceremony rules, and the winners were decidedly... mid. Ceremony rundown and 2008 in Film (00:10) Best Picture (48:05) Best Director (57:18) Best Actor/Actress (1:02:05) Best Supporting Actor/Actress (1:14:54) Writing Categories and Final Thoughts -- Plus Barbie/Oppenheimer (1:23:29) Make your predictions at https://www.goldderby.com. Email us at slugfests@goldderby.com. Subscribe to Oscars Playback at Apple and other podcast providers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A Tony Awards with no writers?! Was it a mess, or a huge success? What were some of the surprises and highlights of the night? With non-binary winners, how should the Tony categories of "Best Actor/Actress" be re-imagined for future awards? What exciting shows are coming in the 2023-2024 season? Adam Deremer joins us to debrief about the 2023 Tony Awards.
GUEST: Hollywood gift guru Lash Fary, is the founder of Distinctive Assets, a Los Angeles-based niche marketing company offering celebrity placement, product introduction and branding opportunities within the entertainment industry and beyond. Distinctive Assets is credited with transforming celebrity gifting into a pop culture phenomenon, will yet again be independently producing their legendary “Everyone Wins” Nominee Gift Bags, which have become the most buzzed-about swag in history. This year's top acting and directing nominees including Austin Butler, Colin Farrell, Cate Blanchett, Ana de Armas, Michelle Williams, Michelle Yeoh, Judd Hirsch, Angela Bassett, Jamie Lee Curtis, Todd Field and Steven Spielberg will be treated to a six-figure gift bag intended to pamper, delight, surprise and inspire…regardless of whether or not they take home that iconic gold statue. The “Everyone Wins” Nominee Gift Bags have been independently produced by Distinctive Assets for over twenty years. They will once again be delivered exclusively to nominees in the Best Actor + Actress, Best Supporting Actor + Actress and Best Director categories. They are NOT handed out at the ceremony or at a random hotel gift suite but rather conveniently delivered to these select nominees in the week leading up to the show. (www.distinctiveassets.com)
Hello Scene Unseeners! It is time once again to do something special, something to welcome back old viewers and welcome new viewers into the Scene Unseen family. This is officially the second ever Scene Unseenies, a spoiler-free retrospective on the more than 50 movies we've watched on the podcast since our last retrospective. We award our Best Picture, Best Actor/Actress, Best Scene, Best Music, Best Scene, Worst Performance, and more to movies from Suspiria (1977) to The Killing of a Chinese Bookie (1976). So please, join us for this spoiler-free recap on some of our favourite movies covered on the podcast from the last year and take away from recommendations for movies and episodes. See you next time for a normal episode! Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Follow us on Letterboxd: Ben & Liam
To keep up with it being Oscar season, the Boiz get together and draft from a pool of Best Picture and the Best Actor/Actress categories. See where your favorite nominees went in the draft. Who got the value? Who reached? Who is going to prove to be the best drafter in all the land come Oscar night? Tune in to find out. Tell a friend. Tell an enemy. Tell the random person next to you right now. Rate, review, subscribe. We always appreciate it.
What if black nerds had their own award show? That really hasn't been a “What If” scenario since 2021 because class is in session and it's the second annual 2022 Blerdy Awards! In addition to last year's categories such as The Best Marvel/DC Movie Award, Best Actor/Actress, Best Fight, etc. we have added even more categories like The Realest “Person” In Film Award, The Fakest “Person” In Film Award & even The Blackest Moment In Film Award. We're still giving out class awards to the worst things the blerds have seen this year as well. Let's end the year with a bang and here's to continuing to be black and nerdy in 2023!
With Rhea on Holiday for one more week, Jay and Angelo get together and discuss the 2022 Awards for Best Show, Best Binge, Best Actor/Actress, Best Streamer and MORE!PLUS: Jay's movie is now available in Germany and he desperately wants to meet the actor who dubbed his voice into German.The TV Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Jay Black, with regular guests Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes. Each week, we dive into the new Golden Age of Television, with a discussion of the latest shows and news.
It's the most wonderful time of the year, Dishers! No, not the holiday season, it's time for the Second Annual Soapdish: Salem Style Dishy Awards! Join us as we give our praise to our picks for Best Storyline, Best Couple and Best Actor/Actress and throw a little shade as we name our Worst Storyline, Worst Dressed, and Most In Need of a Homegoing and more! Also...listen all the way to the end for a very special announcement! #Days #DOOL
Hello Scene Unseeners! Yes, we know, we took a bit of an unannounced hiatus there for two weeks but we are BACK. This week we wanted to do something special, something to welcome back old viewers and welcome new viewers into the Scene Unseen family. Welcome to the first ever Scene Unseenies, a spoiler-free retrospective on the nearly 50 movies we've watched for the podcast and choose Osc*r-style winners from that pool. We award our Best Picture, Best Actor/Actress, Best Scene, Best Music, and more to movies from Shiva Baby to Amelie. So please, join us for this spoiler-free discussion recapping the movies we've watched so far. Maybe we can inspire you to catch up on one you missed. And welcome back us! Follow us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Follow us on Letterboxd: Ben & Liam This week's music is ROYALTY FREE Awarding Background Music / Nomination Music by 2BStudio (lmao)
The 94th annual Academy Awards took place in the early hours of Monday morning, after last year's scaled-down ceremony. We thought that all of this week we will take a walk down memory lane and test your knowledge of the previous Oscar awards. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The 94th Academy Awards ceremony takes place this Sunday and what better way to prepare for the event than to line up some best bets for the occasion! Chris Raybon is joined with Action Network's Katie Richcreek and Collin Whitchurch to break down their favorite picks, longshots, and leans for the Oscars. While most will be betting the more prominent awards (Best Picture, Best Actor/Actress) there is still value in the market for some of the less popular categories such as: Best Adapted Screenplay Best Live Action Short Best International Feature Best Film Editing Best Documentary Feature Best Original Song Plus, the trio debates several other notable categories to cover all of the angles you'll need to bet the Oscars on Sunday!
Do you have a mentor or coach to help guide you through life or business? "The greatest and most successful people have coaches." This is a saying that one of my coaches uses very often and shows it by pointing out how some of the biggest names in sports and film & stage have multiple coaches to help them grow. Think about it for a second - if you're an athlete, you have your coaches who tell you when to swing or stretch a double into a triple. You have your coaches who tell you when to go for the field goal or go for it on 4th down. If you're an actor, you need your coaches to help you have the right "voice" for the part - whether it is an accent, a louder voice for the people in the back of the theater to hear you or how to come off on camera - the voice is important. But it's also about the acting itself. We wouldn't have actors that win the Academy Award for Best Actor/Actress if they weren't any good, right? How many of those actors do you think do it alone? The same is true in life and business. We all need people - formally AND informally - to be there to give us guidance and support us in our goals and dreams. We need people to show us the "shortcuts" to get us where we want to be and not be lost trying to figure it all out. Having the right people in your corner is key to your success and growth - whether it is in your personal life or professional - so that you can reach your dreams. Knowing who to have in your corner though as that guide is really important as you do not want to have someone that may not be ideally suited for your situation. So, how do you find the right person? It's a bit like trying on shoes - a lot of testing, but when you find that pair that fits, you don't let it go. It's the same when you find a mentor or coach that meshes with you and your situation - you never want to let them go either because the more success you have in what you're doing, you know they're seeing it too and celebrating with you. If you are looking for a business mentor/coach, perhaps we should be speaking as that is what I do - and love helping my clients find those breakthroughs and new opportunities to make even more opportunities happen down the road! Check out https://www.bgsicoaching.com for more information.
This week, the four of us continue our yearly award show to recap the last year in movies. We give out awards for Best Actor/Actress, Best Movie and Best in it's genre along with some silly awards like the "Oh Hell Nah - Scary Award", the "Gaaaaa-Damn She Fine Award" and the "I'm Not Crying, You're Crying Award" as well. Come enjoy a recap into the last of 2021's year of movies and see who wins! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thereelfanreview)
We started out Monday's show covering a school shooting in MN, thankfully with no injuries. Then we talked about a Covid-influenced Oscars and the decision to end with Best Actor/Actress. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Oscars are around the corner! Have you decided which nominees you would date?
Kenny and Mike discuss the best acting nominees for the 2021 Academy Awards. The discussion includes their favorites, predictions, and changes to nominees they would have made. The episode also includes with a discussion of faith elements spotted in the films of the actors and actresses. More detailed notes on the films Faithspotting has covered are available at https://revkennydickson.com/ Best Actress Nominations: Viola Davis Ma Rainey's Black Bottom Faith elements: Exploitation of others, either by race or gender or other reasons. This is addressed by the call and teaching to love others as self, and do unto others as one would have one do. Also the dangers of pride and arrogance. Note: One element that is in the film that we did not mention in the episode is holding or expressing anger at God. Where God is in the midst of our suffering. Andra Day The U. S, vs. Billie Holiday Faith Elements: The responsibility of leaders and government to serve as shepherds to members of the community: Group, City, State, Nation. Also teaching regarding non-exploitation. The need to fill voids,The loss, wounds, pain with things that lead to healing not just masking pain. Vanessa Kirby Pieces of a Woman Faith Elements: * The place others offer in healing and regaining wholeness. Not transfering anger and pain from losses onto others. Frances McDormand Nomadland Faith Elements: * Healing Poser of Community and sharing. (See the Promising Young Woman/Nomad episode notes for more details) Carey Mulligan * Promising Young Woman Faith Elements: The cost of revenge- returning hate rather than love and accountability. (See episode notes for more details. ) * All three of these films address working through loss, grief, and pain, rather than getting stuck. All demonstrate the need for community to assist in that journey, but the individual must travel through the valley of pain, saddness and loss yet as Psalm 23 and others teach, s/he does not walk through the valley alone. Best Actor Nominations: Riz Ahmed Sound of Metal Faith Elements: Faith amidst loss- Overcoming brokeness and dissapointment even if it requires change to ones life and direction. The transformative power of community. Chadwick Boseman Ma Rainey's Black Bottom Faith Elements (See Above) Anthony Hopkins The Father Faith Elements: Finding strength and patience to stay in relationships, serve, and love, especially when trials come- Particularly when the loved one's personality changes. Gary Oldham Mank Faith Elements: The Purpose and need of humility as taught throughout the Old and New Testaments. The Dangers of pride and arrogance. Using talents for good rather than selfish desire. (For more details see the faith notes for the Mank episode) Steven Yeun Minari Faith Elements: Obligation to serve community and put welfareof others above one's own desires. Shepherding means knowing the needs and capacity of others.
2021 Oscar Predictions for Best Director, Best Actor/Actress, Best Supporting Actor/Actress, Best Original/Adapted Screenplay, Best Animated Feature Film, and of course, Best Picture
See It, Stream It or Skip It weighs in on some awards season predictions. Awarding movies from 2020 will be different in 2021 as the guidelines have changed in a lot of ways. From streaming movies eligibility to shifting release dates - this episode highlights some favorites of IT2 from 2020 that you might see show up on Best Actor/Actress, Best Picture or any other category as we approach awards season See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Join Beth & Carolyn on Outlander Buzz where we discuss and recap Episode 2 of Season 5 of Outlander, Between Two Fires. Also, hear our winners for Best Moment, Best Line, Best Actor/Actress, Most Surprising, Funniest, Least Liked and Best Overall plus our selections for the "gemstone" award. If you have questions for us or if there's something you would like for us to discuss, please either send us a voice message through the Anchor app or send an email to outlandernorthcarolina@gmail.com and put Outlander Buzz in the subject line. Thank you for listening and we hope you enjoy it! Beth & Carolyn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outlander-buzz/message
This week Janson, Sean, and Sky continue their 2020 Oscar conversation. They discuss the rest of the categories including Best Actor/Actress, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay and more. Will Scar-Jo bring home one of the big ones? (She is nominated twice!) Why aren't other categories expanded like Best Picture? What the heck is Pain and Glory about? We break it all down on this episode of The Weekly Pop Up!Follow us on Twitter, @weeklypopup !Shoot us an email at weeklypopuppodcast@gmail.com
On today's show, Kristian is joined by Winston Marshall, Mark Reilly, John Rocha, RB3 and Ben Goddard. We are talking about the first reactions from fans and critics for Birds of Prey and maybe we will finally chat Lethal Weapon 5 and the 2010 TV show Star Wars Underworld footage has been released online!! SEND QUESTIONS to www.streamlabs.com/theschmoedown WATCH MARK ELLIS' COMEDY SPECIAL FOR FREE! HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm7nl9sx2_A&t=32s SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CLIPS CHANNEL http://bit.ly/SENCLIPS SUPPORT SEN Patreon - http://patreon.com/schmoedown Merch / Live Events - http://theschmoedownlive.com Clips - http://bit.ly/SENCLIPS FOLLOW http://instagram.com/theschmoedown http://twitter.com/theschmoedown https://www.facebook.com/theschmoedown/ Bob Dylan talks about the big game-2:50 People need to show up early-6:30 Bartenders have different levels-8:15 Kids being famous-10:30 Birds of Prey first reactions-17:00 How do you do Superman nowadays-22:00 John Rocha documentary debuts tomorrow-26:30 Backstage preview-29:40 Star Wars Underworld test footage-33:50 Will Disney bring Lucas back-41:00 Does Dan need to win a tournament to be the GOAT-44:30 Exhibition or What if?-49:00 Bad trades in the Schmoedown-54:00 Who’s gonna win Best Actor/Actress-57:00 Lethal Weapon 5?-1:00:50 Recasting LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS-1:07:00 Advice for podcasting interview-1:12:20 Will the leaked test footage of SW Underworld-1:15:00 Building out and building more-1:22:00 Making movies from the Bible-1:28:00 What trailers do we get on the Big Game-1:33:00 What movies are we excited for-1:39:00 Obama and Arnold talk safe sex-1:40:20 Rocha and “the challenge"-1:43:40 Macugas new show!-1:48:10 Bringing kayfabe to the bedroom-1:50:00 Who was the A player-1:53:30 Competitors in the Facebook group-2:00:00 Shannon in the building!-2:03:20
It was a bit of a longer edit than we anticipated, so apologies for the delay – but finally, we can box off the last decade by bringing you the second part of our 2019 awards special! Listen on to find out what Seb, James, Joe and Caroline thought were worthy of attention in such categories as Worst Film, Best Actor/Actress, Best Hero, and the all-important Best Film category. Plus! We have five slots open in the Hall of Fame this year! Which three luminaries will go in alongside Robert Downey Jr and Chris Evans?Cinematic Universe is supported by the generosity of our backers on Patreon, who also get to hear episodes ad-free along with occasional bonus content! Check out our page and consider subscribing at patreon.com/cinematicuniverseYou can find our comic book movie themed merch designs at Redbubble, and follow us on Twitter @cine_verse. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week we talk about: Portland shows The movie Ten Trade war with China Sex strike Game of Thrones finale Ahmed Ahmed 911 call Best actor/actress working today Shows in Cuyahoga Falls kevinfarleyofficial.com for stand-up dates. @kevfarls on Instagram and @imkevinfarley on Twitter Recorded at Comic Strip Live with Producer @adamhiniker
Liam and Bill break down the 2019 Academy Awards. What shockers were there? Thoughts on Best Picture, Best Actor/Actress, biggest snubs and more!! Follow on Twitter at @LiamNAI and @BillNevilleNAI, and tweet us using the hashtag #LateNightLiam!
Welcome back to the second in a series where we will be trying the full collection of Game of Thrones themed scotch's. The next two scotch's we are trying are the Royal Lochnagar Highland (House Baratheon) and the Lagavulin Islay (House Lannister). More information about these scotch's can be found at caskmatespodcast.com/got-baratheon-lannister. Afterwards we talk all about the upcoming Academy Award nominations. We hit on some of the more well known categories, including Best Picture, Best Actor/Actress, and Best Supporting Actor/Actress. We also discuss some of our favorite movies we saw in 2018, whether they made it to nomination of not. Finally, thanks for listening and we will see you next week. Episode music is the Game of Thrones theme song by Ramin Djawadi.
2019 Oscar predictions: Can Bradley Cooper beat Rami Malek? Will Glenn Close trounce Lady Gaga and Olivia Colman in Best Actress? Deadline Hollywood Oscars wag Pete Hammond and Gold Derby Editor and Founder Tom O'Neil battle over the lead acting races.
Bill Wills and Mike Snyder let Scooter Reese and Brad Wojdyla tag along on this great Show-Gram discussing the Oscar Nominations. From Best Picture to Best Actor/Actress, The guys gave their thoughts on what movie they saw for Best Picture and who might win some of the awards
Kayla's Our Hero! ***This OSP on Eighth Grade has a SPOILER SECTION*** We do a non-spoiler review first. Then we break down the plot in all of its awkward glory in our spoiler section. **NON-Spoiler Review of Eighth Grade** Cast & Crew - 1:49 A Bo Burnam Quote Fest / Production Notes - 5:52 Huge Numbers in the Movie Specs - 13:25 Expectations/Theater Going Experiences - 19:37 Review of the Production Values - 23:33 Oscar Lens + Performance Reviews - 27:41 Script Highlights + Watch/Don’t Watch - 35:18 Casual Cinecast’s If This Then What - 36:35 Spoiler Warning Dance Music - 41:08 **SPOILER Review** The Produce Section - 42:12 Breakdown of the Plot + Also Mike’s Bests - 44:31 What’s In a (Horrifying Car Ride) Scene? - 55:23 Mike 1’s Best Scene - 1:00:56 Worst Scene - 1:05:27 Final Grades - 1:07:39 LEAVE US AN iTUNES REVIEW AND WE WILL HIGH FIVE YOU - 1:09:08 Another week of wide releases and we get another legitimate Oscars Sprint Profile with Bo Burnham’s Eighth Grade. We’ve previewed and profiled this movie in our ep 88 p2 “More Oscar Contender Trailers” episode. It’s also a film we’ve profiled in our Oscar Race Update (ep 81). So you’ve been thoroughly primed for this massive review, and if you have yet to see this film, we give you your money’s worth with this non-spoiler section. The Cast & Crew section has fun with the viral video stardom of Bo Burnham, and we wax poetic on his stand-up comedy career. Then it’s a Bo Burnham quote fest in Also Mike’s production profile. Then the movie’s specs showcase some huge critics scores, and we break down the potential for an Oscars campaign by A24. The non-spoiler review bumps up our usual Oscar Lens throughout our review of the production values and performances. We both see some serious potential for this film to gain momentum with the Academy, and we do make some bold predictions. Then we have way too much fun asking a question brought to us by the Casual Cinecast, where we try to pinpoint what other film(s) this movie reminds us of. The spoiler music plays, and we break down the plot in all its awkward glory. We cannot ignore the dramatic weight of this substantive script as we try to get you to jump onto this bandwagon with us. It’s only August, but we’re getting legitimate Oscars contenders. Go back and listen to our other OSPs including Black Panther, A Quiet Place, Avengers: Infinity War, Deadpool 2, Hereditary, The Incredibles 2, Sorry to Bother You, and Mission: Impossible - Fallout. Enjoy our back catalog of episodes on the Mission Impossibles, Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Oscar retrospectives on all the major categories from Best Actor/Actress through the 10 part Best Original Song halfisode series. Chat with us on social media. We’re Mike, Mike, and Oscar on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter. Mikemikeandoscar.com is coming. If you can help us spread the word about our show, we’d appreciate it. Reviews and five starring us on iTunes go a long way to helping us grow. Otherwise, remember the slogan. When reality sucks, watch movies with us. Thanks for listening.
This Sunday, the 90th Annual Academy Awards will take place in Hollywood and this week in Mal’s World, Mal Vincent once again predicts who he thinks will take home an Oscar in the major categories: Best Supporting Actor/Actress, Best Actor/Actress, and Best Picture. Mal also shares a few behind-the-scenes facts about the production of the annual event, this year hosted again by Jimmy Kimmel.
Black Panther Review & Breaking Down "Best Actor/Actress" Nominees This week, we're down a co-host, as Fox 32 Chicago's Jake Hamilton has to deal with a tooth problem. (The way he tells it, he chipped his tooth saving a bevy of adorable puppies, but we're guessing that's an embellishment.) So, AwardsBlend co-hosts Sean O'Connell and Fox 5 DC's Kevin McCarthy hold down the fort, and they kick off their discussion with a spoiler-free review of Ryan Coogler's new Black Panther. AwardsBlend dives into the meat of the Oscar race, and this week, Sean and Kevin analyze the Best Actor and Actress races... to see if they actually are races, at all. While both co-hosts think that Gary Oldman is a lock to win Best Actor for his work as Winston Churchill in Joe Wright's Darkest Hour, they split on Best Actress. Kevin feels like Frances McDormand has Best Actress in the bag for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. Sean, on the other hand, thinks that momentum might be shifting away from McDormand, and that Sally Hawkins could steal some thunder if The Shape of Water starts to dominate on Oscar night.
(Recorded February 3rd, 2018) Kova and Spoiler Steve are joined with Rebekah from The Animated Batcast and Kenny from Family Reunion: A Bloodline Podcast to talk about the movies they've watched this past week. We start with Rebekah's thoughts on Den of Thieves (02:30), then the four chat about Killing Gunther (14:30) and Brawl in Cell Block 99 (26:55). Rebekah sticks around with Kova and Steve to discuss Scott Cooper's Hostiles (59:30) featuring Christian Bale, Rosmund Pike and Wes Studi. The three finish the episode with some Oscar Talk (01:41:30) and chat about this year's nominees for Best Actor/Actress and Best Adapted Screenplay.For feedback, email us sceneitcast@gmail.com. Like us on facebook.com/sceneitcast and on twitter and instagram @sceneitcast. Find kova on twitter @kovanova10 and find steve @TheSpoilerSteve and on facebook.com/spoilersteve.
Comedy categories (8:05); Best Actor/Actress mini/tv movie (23:10); Lightning Round: small categories (37:25); Chewing it over with Dominona's (46:40); Elisabeth Moss is a Scientologist? (1:08:25); Best Drama (1:11:55)
Comedy categories (8:05); Best Actor/Actress mini/tv movie (23:10); Lightning Round: small categories (37:25); Chewing it over with Dominona's (46:40); Elisabeth Moss is a Scientologist? (1:08:25); Best Drama (1:11:55)
This Week: Academy Awards nominations are LIT!!! The fellas are joined this week by guest co-host none other then the show's producer, Jessica Elliott aka Peety Draws, to talk about the Academy Award nominations. First Audy and Elvin review Kenneth Longeran's Best Picture Nominee Manchester By The Sea. Audy felt it was just "fine" like a slice of cheese pizza, saggy in its own misery, while Elvin thought its dry humor missed the mark. Next, the fellas try to decipher Ben Affleck's stepping down as director from Warner Brother's stand alone movie The Batman. Afterwards, Jessica comes on with the hosts to determine what all the La La Land hype is about, if it's overrated or really is good as it looks. Lastly, all three hosts breakdown the top six Academy Award categories (Best Actor/Actress, Best Supporting Actor/Actress, Best Director and Best Picture) and break down each by "Who should win, Who they want to win, and Who will the academy choose." Film Ratings Manchester by the Sea - 2 Stars "Hell No" Don't go see it La La Land - 2.5 "Hell No" Don't go see it Remember to Listen, subscribe, rate, review and follow our guys on social media. Special guest: Jessica Elliott Twitter: @peetydraws Instagram: @peetydraws www.peetydraws.etsy.com You can follow your hosts: Audy Christianos Twitter: @cinesamurairiff Instagram: @cinemasamurai www.cinemasamurai.net Elvin Jones Twitter: @imthenerdfather Instagram: @darkphenix305 www.thenerdfather.com
In the latest episode of Back to the Movies, Caleb and Alex are taking into American history on this week's review of the film Jackie starring Natalie Portman.Before we jump into our review and analysis this historical biopic, we take a look at the recent Golden Globe nominations. It's an especially strange year when Deadpool and La La Land are both competing for the same prizes. We're joined by recurring guest Zachary Burns from Planet Thunder to break down the nominees in the categories of Best Actor/Actress in a Drama/Musical, Best Animated Film, Best Screenplay, and Best Director.The table is divided in our review of Jackie. Alex makes a case for the film as one of the most powerful of the year while Caleb finds the film to be a little less thrilling. Zachary also chimes in with a few of his other observations about the techniques used in the film to convey Jackie's memories throughout the film. This review is packed with a number of nuanced critiques and analysis from everyone involved. Before moving into the show recommendations, the table discusses the film's relevance and importance in 2016.This review is a very spirited discussion to kick off what will undoubtably be a couple of months long award season discussion.
It's the most important award show of the season! The FIRST ANNUAL SCREAMIE AWARDS! You, that's right you, voted on such categories as Best Actor/Actress, Best Picture, Worst Picture, Best Sex Scene, Best Champion Dialogue and more! Who will go home with a coveted Screamie? Listen and find out!
Matt and Jen reveal their choices for the best actor, actress and show of the year, as well as the many other amazing performances and series that almost made the cut. In a more crowded field of competitors than ever before, these artists are particularly impressive, and we can't wait to see what else they've got in store for us this year...and beyond.Spoilers: This episode contains spoilers for The Leftovers and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.Theme music: "Slinky," by Dlay (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dlay/Elemental/Slinky)
Blake, Jeff and Jason are all by themselves in the BOB Studio and ready to show some love to Gotham! The HOBI gang get caught up on all the latest television shows in Blake's last show for a month as he is recruited for a special mission overseas. The guys give their review of Kevin Smith comics and re-draft Mr. Kotter and the Sweathogs. Jason and Jeff pick the "perfect" Avengers team and the gang pick their Top 5 Worst Films a Best Actor/Actress has starred in while also revealing why it's not good to schedule a recording during a winter storm!
A new season of Reality Check with Craig Price returns with Ain't it Cool News Alan Cerny (@NordlingAICN on twitter) to talk about their 2013 Oscar predictions. They cover the 2013 Oscar nominees for Best Actor/Actress, Best Supporting Actor/Actress, Best Director and Best Picture, giving their picks for who will win and who should win (they're not always the same thing!) Check back on the 24th to see how Craig and Alan's 2013 Oscar Predictions do.
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