Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Sunday, November 30, 2014
FIRST TIMERS :: NOVEMBER 2014
1st
Pearl Jam - No Code [Album]
Pearl Jam - Yield [Album]
AFX - Analogue Bubblebath Vol. 3 [EP]
2nd
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92 [Album]
3rd
U2 - Songs of Innocence [Album]
Aphex Twin - Syro [Album]
4th
Star Wars Rebels S01E05 [TV]
6th
The Eric Andre Show S01E01 [TV]
7th
The Deadly Syndrome - The Ortolan [Album]
The Eric Andre Show S01E02 [TV]
Maps to the Stars [Film]
The Eric Andre Show S01E03 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E04 [TV]
Altman [Film]
Interstellar [Film]
8th
The Eric Andre Show S01E05 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E06 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E07 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E08 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E09 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E10 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show Season 2 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S03E01 [TV]
9th
22 Jump Street [Film]
Queen - Hot Space [Album]
10th
Neighbors [Film]
The Innocents [Film]
11th
Edge of Tomorrow [Film]
12th
Star Wars Rebels S01E06 [TV]
13th
A Certain Magical Index S01E01 [TV]
Fairy Tail S01E01 [TV]
16th
The Eric Andre Show S03E02 [TV]
Countdown [Film]
That Cold Day In the Park [Film]
17th
Brewster McCloud [Film]
Images [Film]
19th
Thieves Like Us [Film]
25th
The Eric Andre Show S03E03 [TV]
Star Wars Rebels S01E07
26th
Star Wars Rebels S01E08 [TV]
California Split [Film]
30th
Nightcrawler [Film]
The Eric Andre Show S03E04 [TV]
Pearl Jam - No Code [Album]
Pearl Jam - Yield [Album]
AFX - Analogue Bubblebath Vol. 3 [EP]
2nd
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92 [Album]
3rd
U2 - Songs of Innocence [Album]
Aphex Twin - Syro [Album]
4th
Star Wars Rebels S01E05 [TV]
6th
The Eric Andre Show S01E01 [TV]
7th
The Deadly Syndrome - The Ortolan [Album]
The Eric Andre Show S01E02 [TV]
Maps to the Stars [Film]
The Eric Andre Show S01E03 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E04 [TV]
Altman [Film]
Interstellar [Film]
8th
The Eric Andre Show S01E05 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E06 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E07 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E08 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E09 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S01E10 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show Season 2 [TV]
The Eric Andre Show S03E01 [TV]
9th
22 Jump Street [Film]
Queen - Hot Space [Album]
10th
Neighbors [Film]
The Innocents [Film]
11th
Edge of Tomorrow [Film]
12th
Star Wars Rebels S01E06 [TV]
13th
A Certain Magical Index S01E01 [TV]
Fairy Tail S01E01 [TV]
16th
The Eric Andre Show S03E02 [TV]
Countdown [Film]
That Cold Day In the Park [Film]
17th
Brewster McCloud [Film]
Images [Film]
19th
Thieves Like Us [Film]
25th
The Eric Andre Show S03E03 [TV]
Star Wars Rebels S01E07
26th
Star Wars Rebels S01E08 [TV]
California Split [Film]
30th
Nightcrawler [Film]
The Eric Andre Show S03E04 [TV]
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
TANGENTAL CONVERSATIONS :: ADJUST EXPECTATIONS ACCORDINGLY
A funny thing happened to me while at the movies these past few days, but first a prologue.
This year, like any other, had films I was really looking forward to seeing, and even some that will come out next year due to Australian release differences. But most of them are small films that may or may not come to my town. There weren't much big films I had high hopes for, but the ones I were looking forward to I was certain I would love. GONE GIRL was one and that knocked right out of the park. I'm still grateful I never finished reading the book before it got to THAT scene. If you know what I'm talking about, cool.
The 2nd big film I anticipated was INTERSTELLAR, the new joint by Christopher Nolan who, in my eyes, has never made a bad film. I cannot tell you what his best film is because quite frankly, I have no idea. What I can tell you is that his worst or should I say weakest film is INSOMNIA.
It's not a bad film by any means. It's got a great mood and Robin Williams (R.I.P.) gives one of his best performances as the cunning Walter Finch. But when you compare it to Nolan's other flicks, especially coming off the cusp of MEMENTO, it falls rather short.
Just above INSOMNIA is BATMAN BEGINS. Again, not a bad film but when I first saw it in the theatre back in 2005 I can recall that it seemed too fast paced. It never gave me a chance to catch my breath what with so much story in it. Nowadays I watch it with more enthusiasm now that I've gotten more used to it.
But anyway, INTERSTELLAR was on near the top of my 'Must-fucking-watch' list, below INHERENT VICE and BIRDMAN, and I had plans to see it in the Gold Room of my local theatre. It's a special screening room that has comfier armchairs that recline and you get blankets to snuggle up with and you get served hot food and alcohol if you so desired. I had a Gold Room pass that I received for Christmas in 2013 and I had not used it until INTERSTELLAR (I originally had plans to use it for GONE GIRL but there was a fundraiser going on at the time).
I went Friday morning to schedule a booking for 8.00 pm for me and my mother, who also wanted to see it. When that was done the man serving me said that it was another great film from Nolan. I smiled, trying to hide some reservations I had.
For you see, before the movie came out, the reviews started pouring in slowly. To say that reviews were mixed would be pretty accurate. For every Richard Roeper who gave INTERSTELLAR an A+, about 5 other movie sites gave it a C or a D. BadAss Digest weren't helping much either, and MovieBob said that it was the worst of the Nolan oeuvre.
But still I tried to remain undeterred, which wasn't easy. Come Friday night at 8.00 we went in, sat in our seats, waited for the ads and trailers to finish and the movie started.
When the movie ended I knew something was wrong. I'm the kind of guy who likes everything. Well, almost everything. I'm a sucker for schmaltzy scenes that make me cry buckets and/or give me goosebumps with an ultimate feeling of awe. But very little, like a handful, of scenes made me feel that way, if at all. Much like one of the planets the characters go to, the movie felt cold, barren, devoid of life.
I came back home, disappointed. Could this be it? Has Christopher Nolan made a film weaker than INSOMNIA? I certainly thought so. While I didn't say so in my original review, my general feelings toward INTERSTELLAR was INTER-MEH-LAR. Snarky, sure, but accurate.
I said this to my friends and they felt disappointed that I, the guy who loved INCEPTION (which isn't so much highly regarded by them. You know who you are) was not at all moved or got much enjoy out of this. I was in the realm of people who in a shared mindset that a film everyone had high hopes for did not turn out to be the masterpiece they were expecting. And it wasn't fun.
Then some of my friends went and saw the movie, one of them I believe saw it IMAX (lucky bastard) and started raving about it. It was one of the best things they ever saw, going so far as to compare to the likes of MAGNOLIA, which is generally the best film ever made in our circle. I couldn't believe it at first. But I accepted it pretty quickly. I joined in the conversation about INTERSTELLAR and what happened in it, especially the final act. But I couldn't get into the pure gushing enthusiasm over it. It made me sad. I wanted to love the movie, but I couldn't. It seemed stale despite all the effort that was thrown into making it. So I made myself a promise: I will see the movie again.
You know what they say about first impression? When you first try something it may not agree with you, but as time goes on it becomes better and you can't get enough of it?
I bought a standard screening on a Tuesday night. I will forever remember that day. There were a good amount of people going to see INTERSTELLAR, one person had a shirt with the Kojima Productions logo on it. We sat down at 6.00 pm and the movie eventually started.
And then I felt it. All the emotions, all the goosebumps, all the tears that were absent from the first screening came roaring through. When Cooper leaves his daughter, travelling through the wormhole, the docking sequence and that final act, woah daddy. This was it. This was what I was expecting. An emotional rollercoaster that's full of ideas and charges right at you. INTERSTELLAR sprang from being the weakest Nolan film to one of the best films of 2014.
I came out of the theatre slightly drained emotionally. Not just from the movie, but by the cathartic relief that the first time was some strange fluke. Why didn't I see it before? What could have happened that made me at first disappointed but now enraptured by this gem of a sci-fi flick?
If I were to hazard a guess, I'd say that I was expecting something I didn't get the first time around. I made the mistake of judging a movie I wanted instead of the movie I received.
When we see trailers we think we have a common consensus of what we will be getting from a movie. I felt I was going to be getting a great film, which I did eventually, but I wanted it to be great on my own terms. That's a trap I think many people fall into. We think we know what we want and when stories go against the grain of what and where we expect a movie to go, we tend to revolt. At least when it doesn't agree with us in the first place.
Upon first seeing INTERSTELLAR, I thought I knew where it would go but then it didn't. Usually that would be a good thing but it wasn't in this case. On 2nd viewing, now that I know where it would go and what it was trying to say, I could embrace it.
I kept thinking how much better this movie could be if it was made by Steven Spielberg like it was originally made for. I wasn't judging it on its terms but, like I said, my own. And that was unfair. This is a film that challenges us on where we are in the universe, what we're capable of us and that mysterious force that unites us as puny human beings: Love.
Sure some people would scoff at that last idea. I can understand, it almost didn't work on me originally. But I ask, no I implore you. If you had reservations about INTERSTELLAR or some other ambitious film because it didn't work for you, try seeing it again. You never know what you missed the first time.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have this crow I must eat.
This year, like any other, had films I was really looking forward to seeing, and even some that will come out next year due to Australian release differences. But most of them are small films that may or may not come to my town. There weren't much big films I had high hopes for, but the ones I were looking forward to I was certain I would love. GONE GIRL was one and that knocked right out of the park. I'm still grateful I never finished reading the book before it got to THAT scene. If you know what I'm talking about, cool.
The 2nd big film I anticipated was INTERSTELLAR, the new joint by Christopher Nolan who, in my eyes, has never made a bad film. I cannot tell you what his best film is because quite frankly, I have no idea. What I can tell you is that his worst or should I say weakest film is INSOMNIA.
It's not a bad film by any means. It's got a great mood and Robin Williams (R.I.P.) gives one of his best performances as the cunning Walter Finch. But when you compare it to Nolan's other flicks, especially coming off the cusp of MEMENTO, it falls rather short.
Just above INSOMNIA is BATMAN BEGINS. Again, not a bad film but when I first saw it in the theatre back in 2005 I can recall that it seemed too fast paced. It never gave me a chance to catch my breath what with so much story in it. Nowadays I watch it with more enthusiasm now that I've gotten more used to it.
But anyway, INTERSTELLAR was on near the top of my 'Must-fucking-watch' list, below INHERENT VICE and BIRDMAN, and I had plans to see it in the Gold Room of my local theatre. It's a special screening room that has comfier armchairs that recline and you get blankets to snuggle up with and you get served hot food and alcohol if you so desired. I had a Gold Room pass that I received for Christmas in 2013 and I had not used it until INTERSTELLAR (I originally had plans to use it for GONE GIRL but there was a fundraiser going on at the time).
I went Friday morning to schedule a booking for 8.00 pm for me and my mother, who also wanted to see it. When that was done the man serving me said that it was another great film from Nolan. I smiled, trying to hide some reservations I had.
For you see, before the movie came out, the reviews started pouring in slowly. To say that reviews were mixed would be pretty accurate. For every Richard Roeper who gave INTERSTELLAR an A+, about 5 other movie sites gave it a C or a D. BadAss Digest weren't helping much either, and MovieBob said that it was the worst of the Nolan oeuvre.
But still I tried to remain undeterred, which wasn't easy. Come Friday night at 8.00 we went in, sat in our seats, waited for the ads and trailers to finish and the movie started.
When the movie ended I knew something was wrong. I'm the kind of guy who likes everything. Well, almost everything. I'm a sucker for schmaltzy scenes that make me cry buckets and/or give me goosebumps with an ultimate feeling of awe. But very little, like a handful, of scenes made me feel that way, if at all. Much like one of the planets the characters go to, the movie felt cold, barren, devoid of life.
I came back home, disappointed. Could this be it? Has Christopher Nolan made a film weaker than INSOMNIA? I certainly thought so. While I didn't say so in my original review, my general feelings toward INTERSTELLAR was INTER-MEH-LAR. Snarky, sure, but accurate.
I said this to my friends and they felt disappointed that I, the guy who loved INCEPTION (which isn't so much highly regarded by them. You know who you are) was not at all moved or got much enjoy out of this. I was in the realm of people who in a shared mindset that a film everyone had high hopes for did not turn out to be the masterpiece they were expecting. And it wasn't fun.
Then some of my friends went and saw the movie, one of them I believe saw it IMAX (lucky bastard) and started raving about it. It was one of the best things they ever saw, going so far as to compare to the likes of MAGNOLIA, which is generally the best film ever made in our circle. I couldn't believe it at first. But I accepted it pretty quickly. I joined in the conversation about INTERSTELLAR and what happened in it, especially the final act. But I couldn't get into the pure gushing enthusiasm over it. It made me sad. I wanted to love the movie, but I couldn't. It seemed stale despite all the effort that was thrown into making it. So I made myself a promise: I will see the movie again.
You know what they say about first impression? When you first try something it may not agree with you, but as time goes on it becomes better and you can't get enough of it?
I bought a standard screening on a Tuesday night. I will forever remember that day. There were a good amount of people going to see INTERSTELLAR, one person had a shirt with the Kojima Productions logo on it. We sat down at 6.00 pm and the movie eventually started.
And then I felt it. All the emotions, all the goosebumps, all the tears that were absent from the first screening came roaring through. When Cooper leaves his daughter, travelling through the wormhole, the docking sequence and that final act, woah daddy. This was it. This was what I was expecting. An emotional rollercoaster that's full of ideas and charges right at you. INTERSTELLAR sprang from being the weakest Nolan film to one of the best films of 2014.
I came out of the theatre slightly drained emotionally. Not just from the movie, but by the cathartic relief that the first time was some strange fluke. Why didn't I see it before? What could have happened that made me at first disappointed but now enraptured by this gem of a sci-fi flick?
If I were to hazard a guess, I'd say that I was expecting something I didn't get the first time around. I made the mistake of judging a movie I wanted instead of the movie I received.
When we see trailers we think we have a common consensus of what we will be getting from a movie. I felt I was going to be getting a great film, which I did eventually, but I wanted it to be great on my own terms. That's a trap I think many people fall into. We think we know what we want and when stories go against the grain of what and where we expect a movie to go, we tend to revolt. At least when it doesn't agree with us in the first place.
Upon first seeing INTERSTELLAR, I thought I knew where it would go but then it didn't. Usually that would be a good thing but it wasn't in this case. On 2nd viewing, now that I know where it would go and what it was trying to say, I could embrace it.
I kept thinking how much better this movie could be if it was made by Steven Spielberg like it was originally made for. I wasn't judging it on its terms but, like I said, my own. And that was unfair. This is a film that challenges us on where we are in the universe, what we're capable of us and that mysterious force that unites us as puny human beings: Love.
Sure some people would scoff at that last idea. I can understand, it almost didn't work on me originally. But I ask, no I implore you. If you had reservations about INTERSTELLAR or some other ambitious film because it didn't work for you, try seeing it again. You never know what you missed the first time.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have this crow I must eat.
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Friday, November 7, 2014
Friday, October 31, 2014
FIRST TIMERS :: OCTOBER 2014
1st
Captain America: The Winter Soldier [Film]
2nd
Gone Girl [Film]
7th
The Knick S01E08 [TV]
8th
Star Wars Rebels S01E01 [TV]
The National - Cherry Tree [EP]
Star Wars Rebels S01E02 [TV]
9th
The National - Trouble Will Find Me [Album]
World's Greatest Dad [Film]
The National - Mistaken For Strangers [EP]
10th
The National - High Violet [Album]
12th
The Knick S01E09 [TV]
14th
The Wire S01E01 [TV]
15th
The Wire S01E02 [TV]
The Wire S01E03 [TV]
17th
The Dream [Short Film]
The Shipyard [Short Film]
The Moment [Short Film]
November 22 1963 [Short Film]
Survivors [Short Film]
18th
El Wingador [Short Film]
The Knick S01E10 [TV]
Star Wars Rebels S01E03 [TV]
24th
Stretch [Film]
28th
Star Wars Rebels S01E04 [TV]
29th
Pontypool [Film]
2nd
Gone Girl [Film]
7th
The Knick S01E08 [TV]
8th
Star Wars Rebels S01E01 [TV]
The National - Cherry Tree [EP]
Star Wars Rebels S01E02 [TV]
9th
The National - Trouble Will Find Me [Album]
World's Greatest Dad [Film]
The National - Mistaken For Strangers [EP]
10th
The National - High Violet [Album]
12th
The Knick S01E09 [TV]
14th
The Wire S01E01 [TV]
15th
The Wire S01E02 [TV]
The Wire S01E03 [TV]
17th
The Dream [Short Film]
The Shipyard [Short Film]
The Moment [Short Film]
November 22 1963 [Short Film]
Survivors [Short Film]
18th
El Wingador [Short Film]
The Knick S01E10 [TV]
Star Wars Rebels S01E03 [TV]
24th
Stretch [Film]
28th
Star Wars Rebels S01E04 [TV]
29th
Pontypool [Film]
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Saturday, October 4, 2014
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
FIRST TIMERS :: SEPTEMBER 2014
9th
The Knick S01E01 [TV]
Rick & Morty S01E01 [TV]
The Knick S01E02 [TV]
10th
The Knick S01E03 [TV]
The Knick S01E04 [TV]
12th
Rick & Morty S01E02 [TV]
Rick & Morty S01E03 [TV]
13th
Rick & Morty S01E04 [TV]
Rick & Morty S01E05 [TV]
The Knick S01E05 [TV]
15th
Red Dead Redemption [Game]
21st
The Knick S01E06 [TV]
27th
The Knick S01E07 [TV]
30th
Thor: The Dark World [Film]
Thom Yorke - Tomorrow's Modern Boxes [Album]
The Knick S01E01 [TV]
Rick & Morty S01E01 [TV]
The Knick S01E02 [TV]
10th
The Knick S01E03 [TV]
The Knick S01E04 [TV]
12th
Rick & Morty S01E02 [TV]
Rick & Morty S01E03 [TV]
13th
Rick & Morty S01E04 [TV]
Rick & Morty S01E05 [TV]
The Knick S01E05 [TV]
15th
Red Dead Redemption [Game]
21st
The Knick S01E06 [TV]
27th
The Knick S01E07 [TV]
30th
Thor: The Dark World [Film]
Thom Yorke - Tomorrow's Modern Boxes [Album]
Saturday, August 30, 2014
FIRST TIMERS :: AUGUST 2014
2nd
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes [Film]
6th
Neil Cicierega - Mouth Sounds [Album]
7th
Neil Cicierega - Mouth Silence [Album]
11th
The Fog of War [Film]
14th
Standard Operating Procedure [Film]
15th
Fast, Cheap & Out of Control [Film]
16th
Mr Death [Film]
21st
Gustavo Santaolalla - Ronroco [Album]
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes [Film]
6th
Neil Cicierega - Mouth Sounds [Album]
7th
Neil Cicierega - Mouth Silence [Album]
11th
The Fog of War [Film]
14th
Standard Operating Procedure [Film]
15th
Fast, Cheap & Out of Control [Film]
16th
Mr Death [Film]
21st
Gustavo Santaolalla - Ronroco [Album]
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Saturday, August 23, 2014
Monday, August 18, 2014
Friday, August 15, 2014
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Friday, August 8, 2014
Thursday, July 31, 2014
FIRST TIMERS :: JULY 2014
1st
Next Floor [Short Film]
2nd
James - Millionaires [Album]
Led Zeppelin - untitled [Album]
3rd
N/A
4th
The Lego Movie [Film]
Life Itself [Film]
5th
N/A
6th
Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral [Album]
Greg Sestero & Tom Bissell - The Disaster Artist [Novel]
7th
N/A
8th
N/A
9th
Rise of the Planet of the Apes [Film]
10th
N/A
11th
The Chemical Brothers - Further [Album]
Snowpiercer [Film]
12th
N/A
13th
Hoop Dreams [Film]
Gates of Heaven [Film]
14th
The Raid 2 [Film]
15th
The Thin Blue Line [Film]
A Brief History of Time [Film]
Tabloid [Film]
The Strain S01E01 - Night Zero [TV]
16th
Compliance [Film]
Vernon, Florida [Film]
David Byrne & Brian Eno - My Life in the Bush of Ghosts [Album]
Throne of Blood [Film]
17th
N/A
18th
N/A
19th
The Unknown Known [Film]
20th
Brick [Film]
21st
The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground & Nico [Album]
Stop Making Sense [Film]
22nd
N/A
23rd
Pet Shop Boys - Please [Album]
24th
N/A
25th
Talking Heads - Talking Heads: 77 [Album]
26th
Talking Heads - Remain in Light [Album]
The Smashing Pumpkins - Gish [Album]
27th
N/A
28th
N/A
29th
David Bowie - The Man Who Sold The World [Album]
30th
David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars [Album]
Ace In the Hole [Film]
Tegan & Sara - Heartthrob [Album]
Breaking the Waves [Film]
31st
A Hard Day's Night [Film]
Next Floor [Short Film]
2nd
James - Millionaires [Album]
Led Zeppelin - untitled [Album]
3rd
N/A
4th
The Lego Movie [Film]
Life Itself [Film]
5th
N/A
6th
Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral [Album]
Greg Sestero & Tom Bissell - The Disaster Artist [Novel]
7th
N/A
8th
N/A
9th
Rise of the Planet of the Apes [Film]
10th
N/A
11th
The Chemical Brothers - Further [Album]
Snowpiercer [Film]
12th
N/A
13th
Hoop Dreams [Film]
Gates of Heaven [Film]
14th
The Raid 2 [Film]
15th
The Thin Blue Line [Film]
A Brief History of Time [Film]
Tabloid [Film]
The Strain S01E01 - Night Zero [TV]
16th
Compliance [Film]
Vernon, Florida [Film]
David Byrne & Brian Eno - My Life in the Bush of Ghosts [Album]
Throne of Blood [Film]
17th
N/A
18th
N/A
19th
The Unknown Known [Film]
20th
Brick [Film]
21st
The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground & Nico [Album]
Stop Making Sense [Film]
22nd
N/A
23rd
Pet Shop Boys - Please [Album]
24th
N/A
25th
Talking Heads - Talking Heads: 77 [Album]
26th
Talking Heads - Remain in Light [Album]
The Smashing Pumpkins - Gish [Album]
27th
N/A
28th
N/A
29th
David Bowie - The Man Who Sold The World [Album]
30th
David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars [Album]
Ace In the Hole [Film]
Tegan & Sara - Heartthrob [Album]
Breaking the Waves [Film]
31st
A Hard Day's Night [Film]
Monday, July 14, 2014
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Saturday, June 28, 2014
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Friday, June 13, 2014
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Monday, June 2, 2014
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Monday, February 24, 2014
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
THEY'VE GOT MAH VOTE :: 86TH OSCAR PICKS
Visual Effects - Gravity
Editing - Gravity
Costume Design - American Hustle
Makeup and Hairstyling - Dallas Buyers Club
Cinematography - Emmanuel Lubezki (Gravity)
Production Design - The Great Gatsby
Sound Mixing - Gravity
Sound Editing - Gravity
Original Song - "Let it Go" (Frozen)
Original Score - Steven Price (Gravity)
Animated Short - Get a Horse!
Animated Feature - Frozen
Adapted Screenplay - John Ridley (12 Years a Slave)
Original Screenplay - Eric Warren Singer & David O. Russell (American Hustle)
Supporting Actress - Lupita Nyong'o (12 Years a Slave)
Supporting Actor - Michael Fassbender (12 Years a Slave)
Actress - Sandra Bullock (Gravity)
Actor - Christian Bale (American Hustle)
Director - Alfonso Cuarón (Gravity)
Picture - 12 Years a Slave
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Saturday, February 8, 2014
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Monday, January 13, 2014
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Monday, January 6, 2014
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