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Category Archives: Awards

Dark Knight and Iron Man Win Golden Trailer Awards

Behold the best in movie marketing over the past year.

Michel Gondry Wins a Webby

Michel Gondry has won the Webby Film and Video Award for Person of the Year, for inventing the concept of Sweding, which took the internet by storm for seven minutes in February. Yay for him! Because I don’t care about Sweding at all, let’s use this as an excuse to watch 10 minutes of Eternal [...]

Soderbergh’s Che Films Likened to Lawrence of Arabia

The Argentine and Guerilla have been labeled, together, “Lawrence of Latin America”

2001 vs. Planet of the Apes

40 years after the release of these seminal simian films, a mime chimes in on which features the primary primates.

Brad and Jen Still Something We Need To Be Concerned With: Trade Roughage 04/01/08

Are real celebrities now taking self-parody cues from an unusually trite episode of Entourage? The same morning that Paramount announces a major acquisition for producer Brad Pitt and the production company Pitt started with former wife Jennifer Aniston, Aniston announces that she’s starting her own production company! Through which she’s going to make movies  “about [...]

FilmCouch #63

Documentaries that don’t suck! An interview with AJ Schnack, founder of new doc award the Cinema Eye Honors. Plus an interview with Cinema Eye winning director Jason Kohn of MANDA BALA.

 
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More Bushes: Trade Roughage 03/27/08

Ellen Burstyn and James Cromwell have been hired to play Barbara Bush Sr and George H.W. Bush in Oliver Stone’s George W. Bush drama, which is currently being called W. All along, the trades have been saying that the goal is to get this sucker distributed around the time of the November elections; today’s Variety [...]

Bush Banks, Crash Crush: Trade Roughage 03/26/08

A California appeals court has refused to force the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to give a “retroactive Oscar” to Bob Yari for producing Crash. Yari was excluded from the film’s 2005 Best Picture win when the Academy changed qualification rules the same year, limiting a film’s eligible number of producers to three. [...]

Cinema Eye Honors, Tonight in NYC

The new alternative documentary awards launch tonight at the IFC Center. I’ll be there, reporting back in 140-character segments.

The Rock Wants an Oscar

Yes, The Rock wants an Oscar. Do YOU want to be the one to tell him he can’t have one?