July 4 - Mr Ripley79 on Oscar Predix: Which actors will have big years?

LAIKA, that wondrous stop-motion studio, to sweep in and finally win the Oscar they're long overdue for. The problem is that their next feature Wildwood is slated for 2026. We suppose there's a small ...

Sinners has a secret hiding in plain sight, and it’s not the vampires. You'll have the chance to see this delightful surprise for yourself (if you haven't already) when Sinners arrives on HBO/Max on ...

I love this film, I saw it again recently and did not feel it had lost any of its appeal. It is also the last true Hepburn-Tracy film, in Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, Kate's is almost a supporting ...

Estelle Parsons, the previous year's winner in this category for Bonnie & Clyde returned for a victory lap (though she skipped the ceremony). She was joined by two showbiz veterans: Ruth Gordon, a ...

My ballot in alphabetical order, and limiting myself to one per director Atonement Before Sunset Challengers Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Everything Everywhere All at Once The Fall La La Land ...

by Nathaniel R Mikey Madison, Best Actress winner for "ANORA" With Mikey Madison's much buzzed about semi-surprising Best Actress win for Anora (2024) and Madison and her writer/director Sean Baker ...

Thank you for your great article about the wonderful Mr. Leisen. Very fair and insightful. His career-long collaborations with the equally underrated Fred MacMurray rate high on my list of ...

As Oppenheimer enjoys tremendous success worldwide, another World War II movie turned summer blockbuster celebrates a quarter century. Though, of course, while Christopher Nolan's movie ponders ...

By Christopher James Paul Bäumer (Felix Kammerer) heads into World War I in "All Quiet on the Western Front," the German submission this year for Best International Feature. It’s daunting to remake a ...

Opened this and quickly scrolled down to make sure Mia was on top in 1985. That's probably my favorite performance of the 80s, just fully infused with the complete tone of the movie in every second.

I've seen this movie a zillion times, and I don't agree with Nick's take at all. It's not Parker's fault, but I think the Baroness is set up as a cardboard character, a clear villainess. I do agree ...