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Tuesday
Nov092021

C'mon C'mon is "...a gift"

The new trailer for C'Mon C'Mon is upon us and we were proud to see our own Jason Adams quoted from his typically brilliant review. The movie arrives on November 19th in time for Thanksgiving. We currently have predicted it for 3 Oscar nominations (Picture, Screenplay, Supporting Actor) which is either too much or too little. What'cha think? 

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Reader Comments (4)

With all the B&W movies this year I think this smaller film will get lost despite the critics really loving it.

November 9, 2021 | Registered CommenterMr Ripley79

It's tough to imagine Norman being nominated and not Phoenix. When was the last time a child actor was nominated without their adult co-star also being recognized—Quvenzhané Wallis? When was the last time before that?

November 9, 2021 | Registered CommenterJonathan

Original Screenplay feels like its ceiling, and even that is probably a stretch (Pedro should be higher on your chart, at least).

November 9, 2021 | Registered Commenterjules

Think this film will do EXTREMELY well with NYFCC and LAFCA, which hopefully will boost its Oscar profile.

November 11, 2021 | Registered CommenterMichael R
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