Podcasts about critics' choice movie awards

WrestleMania 38 Update | Critics Choice Movie Awards Recap | RIP Scott Hall y William Hurt Esta semana le traemos los updates de WresleMania 38 el evento mas esperado de la WWE, ademas les traemos los ganadores de los pasados premios Critics Choice Movie Awards. El actor William Hurt mejor conocido por su papel de Thadeus Ross para el universo cinematografico de Marvel fallecio el dia 13 de Marzo de 2022 y como si no fuera suficiente el mundo de lucha esta de luto ya que Scott Hall ademas conocido como Razor Ramon fallecio el 14 de Marzo de 2022. Mientras Jeff Hardy revive su carrera en la AEW entrando a defender a su hermano con su cancion OG. La tercera temporada de la serie original de Netflix The Umbrella Academy tiene fecha de estreno para el 22 de Junio y como si no fuera suficiente Netflix anuncia la sexta y uyltima temporada de la popular serie Peaky Blinders. Mientras Netflix quiere subir el precio para las persinas que comparten su password. HBO anuncia por "error" la fecha de estreno de la anticipada pelicula protagonizada por Robert Pattison, Zoe Kravitz, Paul Dano, Colin Ferrell, Jeffrey Wright y Andy Serkis entre otros. El anuncio le dio fecha de estreno para Abril 19 de 2022 en la plataforma de HBO Max. Entertainment Weekly nos miestra unas fotos promocionales estilo promer vistazo de la antinipada serie para Disney+ Obi-Wan Kenobi. Ademas la tercera temporada de la serie de Prime Video The Boys confirma su estreno para Junio 3, 2022 con el primer trailer oficial y hablando de primeros trailers oficiales les mostramos el trailer y el poster para la nueva serie de Disney+ Ms. Marvel. Finalizando los dejamos con el ultimo trailer oficial para la secuela de Sonic The Hedgehog 2, janguea con nosotros y ponte al dia con el corillo. #WrestleMania38 #CriticsChoiceAwards #ScottHall #WilliamHurt #RazorRamon #CriticsChoice #JeffHardy #TheUmbrellaAcademySeason3 #PeakyBlindersSeason6 #TheBatman #NetflixPriceIncrease #ObiWanKenobi #ObiWanKenobiFirstLook #TheBoysSeason3 #MsMarvel #SonicTheHedgehog2 #LoganPaulWrestleMania #JohnnyKnoxvilleWrestlemania #AEW #WWE #WorldWrestlingEntertainment #Entertainment #WWF #WCW #RobertPattinson #ZoeKravitz #PaulDano #ElWulfpak #ElWulfpakPodcast #JustChillinEntertainment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ EPISODIO ANTERIOR: https://youtu.be/ypoYAOCE2lI Síguenos: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elwulfpak​ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elwulfpak​ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/EWulfpak​ Podcast: https://www.anchor.fm/el-wulfpak​ Una producción original de Just Chillin' Entertainment Síguelos: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/justchillinent​ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justchillinentertainment Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/JustChillingEn1​ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This video is a critique of the shows, movies, music or sport which falls within "fair use" under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Este video es una crítica sobre el programa, película, musica o deporte mencionado, el cual cae dentro de "fair use" en la Sección 107 de el "US Copyright Act" de 1976. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/el-wulfpak/support

Ganhadora de doze prêmios, entre eles três Critics' Choice Movie Awards e um Globo de Ouro, e com uma extensa filmografia, a atriz Emma Stone completa seus 31 anos hoje!

The gang take a trip back in time for a history lesson and to review Mary Queen of Scots starring Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan. They also touch on the Critics Choice Movie Awards and share their excitement for the Spider-Man: Far from Home trailer.

AwardsBlend #3: Golden Globe Reactions & Most Anticipated Movies of 2018 AwardsBlend #3 finally has the guys talking about an actual Awards telecast, as the Golden Globes handed out trophies to Lady Bird and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, as well as wins for the likes of Saoirse Ronan, James Franco, Frances McDormand and Gary Oldman. What does this mean for the Oscar race? And what surprising wins might we see out of the Critics' Choice Movie Awards, which are handed out on Thursday, January 11, on The CW. Sean, Kevin and Jake dissect the Globes, predict the Critics' Choice, and then each pick ONE movie that is their top Must See in 2018. Enjoy! Drop us a review on iTunes!

Hollywood Hot Takes No. 2. All your Hollywood news and awards show previews/reviews! Tarantino's Star Trek Movie? - 3:19 Is All The Money in the World doomed? - 12:26 Bryan Singer fired from the Queen/Freddie Mercury biopic - 21:15 The future of the Halloween franchise - 26:40 John Oliver's interview with Dustin Hoffman - 31:01 The shake-up at DCEU Studios - 40:23 Disney trying to buy Fox Marvel? - 50:50 Twin Peaks: The Return is a movie now? - 56:04 Early Award Season Update NY, LA, Critics Choice, and AFI's Top 10 - 1:01:50 Our second Hollywood Hot Takes episode will catch you up on all biggest movie news and update you on the early Awards Season. We enjoyed your response to our first Hot Takes episode, and we're happy to deliver the first of two news and award season updates to prime you for our upcoming Oscar Sprint. This episode closes with our reactions to how the critics have spoken on their ballots from both coasts and via the Critics Choice Movie Awards. (Stay tuned as our second podcast of the week will cover the Golden Globes nominations.) The Mikes of Oscar begin, as usual, deep in outer space. Quentin Tarantino has pitched J.J. Abrams an idea for the next Star Trek movie, and this alliance has fast tracked it into full thrusted pre-production. We are giddy, perhaps even Gittes - ugh, that joke looks even worse on paper; and we chat about Tarantino's career, the Star Trek franchise, and the impact a foul mouthed Spock might have on the industry. Ridley Scott's upcoming film, All the Money in the World stars Mark Wahlberg, Michelle Williams, and the esteemed, NOT Kevin Spacey. So we discuss the bizarre new marketing campaign that features Christopher Plummer, how the film was late for Critics Choice consideration, and Mike #1 delves into movie history for examples of how Hollywood has pulled the old switcheroo. Covering more headlines, we discuss the firing of Bryan Singer from the upcoming Queen & Freddie Mercury biopic, Bohemian Rhapsody. We analyze the team behind the new Michael Myers slasher film in the Halloween franchise. Then we dive into viral videos, as we have a serious chat about how HBO's Last Week Tonight host, John Oliver crushed Dustin Hoffman in a recent interview. We cover the recent shake-up at DC Comics and Warner Bros, and then we discuss how Disney and Marvel Studios are trying to own the entire business as they try to acquire Fox properties. Also, Twin Peaks has been lauded as a great movie. We rage about this. In closing, we recap the Award Season after the critics of LA and NY have chosen their year's best. We include the recent nominations of the Critics Choice Awards, and discuss the AFI's top 10 list for the year. Hopefully, this update primes you for the Golden Globes announcement, and we will cover those new nominations sooner than later in the week. As always, please help us spread the word about our podcast. Do please subscribe to and review us on iTunes, follow and comment on Soundcloud and Stitcher, and do mix it up with us on social media's Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram. Thanks for listening and stay tuned for a whole lotta new content coming your way soon. Reality sucks. Watch movies with us.

International bestselling author and critically acclaimed screenwriter of Room — Emma Donoghue — talked with me about her writing process and adapting her best known work into an award-winning movie. Rainmaker.FM is Brought to You By Discover why more than 80,000 companies in 135 countries choose WP Engine for managed WordPress hosting. Start getting more from your site today! In addition to writing for the screen, stage, and radio over her prolific career, the multi-genre author has had her popular fiction translated into over 40 languages. Her 2010 novel Room was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize and won a New York Times Book of the Year award, among others. The film adaptation of the book has been nominated for four Oscars — including Best Adapted Screenplay — for Ms. Donoghue’s stunning first full-length script. Room (2015) boasts 54 international award wins and 102 nominations (as of this writing), including nods from The Golden Globes, Critics Choice Movie Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, AFI Awards, Independent Spirit Awards, and the Toronto International Film Festival. Join us for this two-part interview. If you missed the first half you can find it here: How Emma Donoghue (Bestselling Author of Room ) Writes: Part One In Part Two of the file Emma Donoghue and I discuss: Why Setting Constraints Can Help Your Writing How Writing for Yourself Is the Key to Success Why a Great Screenwriter Can’t Recall any Movie Quotes How Planning Is the Rope that Guides Your Writing through the Wilderness Listen to The Writer Files: Writing, Productivity, Creativity, and Neuroscience below ... Download MP3 Subscribe by RSS Subscribe in iTunes The Show Notes EmmaDonoghue.com Weekend Read App Workflowy App Room Movie on IMDb The Business Podcast: Lenny Abrahamson & Emma Donoghue Bring ‘Room’ to the Screen Emma Donoghue on Twitter Kelton Reid on Twitter

International bestselling author and critically acclaimed screenwriter of Room — Emma Donoghue — talked with me about her writing process and adapting her best known work into an award-winning movie. Rainmaker.FM is Brought to You By Discover why more than 80,000 companies in 135 countries choose WP Engine for managed WordPress hosting. Start getting more from your site today! In addition to writing for the screen, stage, and radio over her prolific career, the multi-genre author has had her popular fiction translated into over 40 languages. Her 2010 novel Room was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize and won a New York Times Book of the Year award, among others. The film adaptation of the book has been nominated for four Oscars — including Best Adapted Screenplay — for Ms. Donoghue’s stunning first full-length script. Room (2015) boasts 54 international award wins and 102 nominations (as of this writing), including nods from The Golden Globes, Critics Choice Movie Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, AFI Awards, Independent Spirit Awards, and the Toronto International Film Festival. Join us for this two-part interview. In Part One of the file Emma Donoghue and I discuss: How Getting Fired Can Boost Your Writing Career Why You Don’t Need a Magic Pen to Get It Done How Writing Is Like Sex Why Research and Preparation Informs Great Writing Listen to The Writer Files: Writing, Productivity, Creativity, and Neuroscience below ... Download MP3 Subscribe by RSS Subscribe in iTunes The Show Notes How Emma Donoghue (Bestselling Author of Room ) Writes: Part Two EmmaDonoghue.com Weekend Read App Workflowy App Room Movie on IMDb Emma Donoghue on Twitter Kelton Reid on Twitter

In this week's episode we react to the 87th Academy Award nominations (1:58) and the winners of the 20th Critics' Choice Movie Awards (12:14). We also wind down The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore series premiere (17:15), Broad City's season two premiere (25:45), Man Seeking Woman's series premiere (35:44) and the first third of Parks and Recreation's final season (44:33).

AreYouScreening.com and BFCA critics, Marc Eastman, and co-host extraordinaire, Shane Leonard, follow up their Best of the Year list with the Worst Movies of the Year! We'll also be talking about last week's Critics' Choice Movie Awards, Oscar snubs, listener questions, and we may even have time to review a movie, probably Selma, if we still have room to move after all that. Listen in and find out what you did well to avoid this year!

AreYouScreening.com and BFCA film critic, Marc Eastman, and co-host extraordinaire, Shane Leonard, review Taken 3 and offer up their Best Movie of the Year lists. We'll let you know if the third time around can possibly turn into something interesting for Liam Neeson's continually aging action hero, and we're going to give you our picks for the best films of the year just before the Critics' Choice Movie Awards hit. If you're a long-time listener, you know that our lists don't often match up with everyone else's, and we like it that way. Tune in to see if your favorites made our list.

AreYouScreening.com and BFCA critic, Marc Eastman, and co-host extraordinaire, Shane Leonard, review a slew of movies coming your way before the end of the year, and talk about the Golden Globes and Critics' Choice Movie Awards nominations. We'll be covering at least - Into the Woods, American Sniper, Big Eyes, The Imitation Game, and Birdman, and we'll probably throw in a few more as well. We'll also be leading in to our best and worst of the year lists, and answer listener questions.

It's the height of awards season, and before The Critics' Choice Movie Awards airs on the 16th, BFCA member Marc Eastman and co-host extraordinaire Shane Leonard give their take on the nominations, and their predictions. We'll also be playing a bit of catch-up, reviewing award darling Her, as well as Lone Survivor, and August: Osage County. Find out what we think of the upcoming awards shows, and get the full scoop on what we think will win not only the CCMAs, but also the Academy Awards.

AreYouScreening.com host and BFCA film critic, Marc Eastman, and co-host extraordinaire, Shane Leonard, review Zero Dark Thirty and Gangster Squad. It's huge end of year buzz vs. poor critical reception ringing in the new year this week, and we're looking forward to a very fun show. We'll give you a hint, we didn't love Zero Dark Thirty. We'll also be talking a bit about our reaction to the Critics' Choice Movie Awards.  

0:00-2:55 - Introduction; we have a new theme song!2:55-4:35 - iTunes review in old-timey voice4:35-5:10 - Bayer has a beer5:10-19:15 - "Zero Dark Thirty" review19:15-31:50 - "Gangster Squad" review31:50-37:00 - "Rust and Bone" review37:00-47:00 - QOTW (your parents' favorite movies), starting with a tangent about recording early and Bayer going to the Critics' Choice Movie Awards, ending with a tangent about black-and-white TV47:00-48:45 - Next week's QOTW48:45-57:15 - Character Casserole (dirty dentist from "Horrible Bosses," kid from "Sixth Sense," Galifianakis from "The Hangover"57:15-59:00 - Wrap-up and goodbyesQOTW: Tell us your friend's best celebrity story (i.e., a celebrity story that happened not to you but to your friend)

This week on Movie B.S. with Bayer and Snider we review new movies and old(er) ones, Jeff does a lot of name dropping, and Eric does some festival dropping. First up is “No Strings Attached.” Jeff gives Eric plenty of reasons not to see it. Then the boys talk about “The Way Back,” which they both agree is good, but there are plenty of films you should see first. Speaking of which, they review “Blue Valentine,” “Rabbit Hole” and quickly talk about “Somewhere.” Jeff then talks about being at The Critics’ Choice Movie Awards where he knobbed hobs with Tim Roth, Matt Damon and Quentin Tarantino. There is no QOTW this week, so instead just simply send us some love.