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Tag Archives: the artist
Box Office Report: ‘The Lorax’ Saves A Ton Of Green From Parent’s Wallets
The Lorax is the big winner of the box office this weekend, bringing in a massive 70.7 million. This is a monumental number and further proof that the concept of prime seasons being the only way a film can make … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Animation, Box Office, Movies, News, Universal Pictures
Tagged Act of Valor, Animation, Box Office, Box Office Report, Illumination Entertainment, John Carter, News, Project X, the artist, The Lorax
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2012 Oscar Nominations Announced
At 5:30 AM Pacific Time on Tuesday, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences revealed their nominations for this year’s Oscars. Hugo leads with 11 total nominations, including Best Picture and Best Director. The Artist scored 10 nods. Some … Continue reading
Posted in 3-D, Academy Awards, Drama, Events, Filmmaking, Golden Globes, Movies, News
Tagged Academy Awards, Award shows, Awards, Drive, Hugo, Oscars, the artist, The Descendants, The Help
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Film Review: ‘The Artist’
I didn’t know what to expect. From the endless trailer play The Artist received at the Landmark on Clark, I have to admit I didn’t have much hope. It looked too “artsy,” too cute, too self-important. That’s at least how … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Movies, Reviews, Warner Bros
Tagged Berenice Bejo, Beth Grant, foreign films, James Cromwell, Jean Dujardin, John Goodman, Michel Hazanavicius, Missi Pyle, Penelope Ann Miller, silent films, the artist, The Weinstein Company, Warner Bros
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DGA Awards Nominations Announced
As with writers, Directors are pretty high on our list of important pieces of the film and TV making puzzle. If writers are the initial creative force that takes an idea from nothing and makes it into something, directors are … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Awards, DGA, News
Tagged Alexander Payne, David Fincher, DGA, DGA Awards, Director's Guild of America, Hugo, Martin Scorsese, Michel Hazanavicius, midnight in paris, the artist, The Descendants, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, woody allen
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Producer’s Guild Awards Nominations Announced
In case you didn’t realize it, there’s a lot of groups in Hollywood that like to give awards. From the Screen Actors Guild to the Writers Guild to the big one, the Academy Awards, it often seems that Hollywod loves … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Movies, News, TV
Tagged 'Bridesmaids', Awards, Boardwalk Empire, Game of Thrones, Hugo, Mad Men, midnight in paris, Movies, PGA, Producers Guild Awards, Producers Guild of America, the artist, TV
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Chris Ullrich’s Best of 2011: Movies, TV, Games, Gadgets and More
As is the usual practice almost anywhere were column inches or post counts matter, writers such as myself take to their keyboards and make lists. I am no exception and, with a great deal of difficulty and toil, have managed … Continue reading
Posted in Best of 2011, Comics, Games, Movies, News, TV
Tagged 13 Assassins, 2011, Apple, Archer, Attack the Block, Batman: Arkham City, Best of 2011, Breaking Bad, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Comics, Community, Criminal: Last of the Innocents, Drive, Forza Motorsport 4, Fringe, Gadgets, Games, Happy Ending, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, Homeland, iA Writer, iOS 5, iPad 2, Justified, Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, Movies, New Years's Lists, Software, Sons of Anarchy, the artist, TV
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Film Score Friday: ‘The Artist’ By Ludovic Bource
The third score from this year’s Golden Globe nominated set that I have the pleasure to review is from The Artist. The film is an interesting one, a silent film shot in black and white, set during Hollywood’s golden age. … Continue reading
Posted in Film Music Reviews, Film Score Friday, Foreign Films, Movies, Music, News, Reviews
Tagged film music review, Film Score Friday, Golde Globes, Ludovic Bource, Music, Nominee, review, Silent Film, Soundtrack, the artist, X-Force
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