2021 is a wrap (sort of). Hello 2022!
HAPPY NEW YEAR LOVELIES!
As longtime readers know our new year literally begins now but figuratively we're still in 2021 until the last Oscar is hadn't out on March 27th, 2022. Then a 'happy new film year' can truly begin. But in case you've been away and our just rejoining us in the thick of precursor season, here are...
10 highlights you might've missed from December
• Steven Spielberg's 10 Best Films the whole team sounded off
• FYC Simon Rex his motormouthed brilliance in Red Rocket
• Mike Faist Interview How the new West Side Story's "Riff" found the intensity for reinvention
• Discussing the Endings of Passing and Power of the Dog
• Young Adult at 10 Mavis never grows up but her film does
• Which countries have been waiting for Oscar nominations the longest? None of the "top ten" made the finalist list again. When will Oscar notice them?
• Yes No Maybe So The Northman Nicole Kidman and Alexander Skarsgård get their Viking on
• Year in Review List-Mania - we did team lists of Onscreen Chemistry, Entertainers, Best Animals, Movie Posters, and Thirst Traps of 2021
• Spider-Man Best Picture - that weird media push to nominate it
• Cate Blanchett in Talented Mr Ripley - an episode of your favourite "Almost There"
• West Side Story Oscar Journey x 2 - a handy comparison chart as we move towards Oscar nominations
• Best Supporting Actress -who gets the fifth slot?
Previous wrap-ups if you're just rejoining us...
Oscar 2020 Wrap | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov
COMING IN JANUARY 2022
Nathaniel's top ten list + The Film Bitch Awards, and the Team Experience Awards. Plus lots of interviews for Oscar hopefuls and a conversation with a secret SAG voter. We'll hit new films including A Hero, The 355, Scream, Belle, and The Tragedy of Macbeth. We'll have virtual Sundance Film Festival reviews. And finish up all the Oscar charts (2/3rds done now) in the next two days only to redo them once SAG nominations hit on January 12th. And if they ever reschedule those Honorary Oscars (meant for this month), we'll launch those half written weeklong celebrations of Liv Ullmann and Samuel L Jackson.
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It's not me lol...but I'm dying to read this.