Film Misery

Brief reviews of ‘Inglourious Basterds,’ ‘Metropolitan,’ ‘The Last Days of Disco,’ ‘Casa de mi Padre,’ ‘Broadway Danny Rose,’ and ‘Drive.’

Analysis and predictions for the categories of Best Original Score, Song, Sound Mixing, and Sound Editing.

Alex is joined by Clayton Davis this week to make final predictions for the 2012 Academy Award nominations.

Hands and acting, Cormac McCarthy writes for the screen, ‘Drive’ on iTunes, trailer for ‘Casa de mi Padre’…

Do these nominations revive the campaigns for these underdog movies?

Four different groups can’t agree on a Best Picture.

The second part of the Film Misery Awards highlight the technical filmmaking categories.

It is no surprise that one particular film swept the 3rd Annual Film Misery Awards. See my picks and share your own in the comments!

The various top ten lists over the past couple of days combine for one super top ten!

In case you missed the podcast, here is a full write-up of my top 10 films of 2011.

2011 had its share of great movies. Here are my favorites.

It was hard whittling down this year’s Best of the Year list to twenty films, let alone ten.

These are my top ten films of what I consider to be a quite remarkable year of cinema!

Alex and Phil spend the whole episode counting down their own top 10 films of 2011.

‘The Artist’ is nowhere to be found as this group goes refreshingly outside of the box.

This group from overseas goes outside of the box for their 2011 awards.

This week features a highlight reel of some of the best reviews and moments from the first ever year of the Film Misery Podcast.

This small group of critics breaks from the pack in a few major categories.

The Descendants is named Best Picture, while Drive takes home 4 awards…

‘The Artist’ doesn’t dominate with this group. Instead it’s two films that could use a boost anyway.