Film Misery

Polarizing movies, Toback is not happy, Oscar buzz for Michelle Williams, sweet cinematagraphs, walk away shot compilation…

The Criterion Collection release of ‘Beauty and the Beast’ may be the release I have most anticipated all year. Whether you have seen the film or not, this is definitely worth checking out.

Share your favorite and least favorite moments from last night’s Oscar ceremony.

Hours away from the Oscars there are a few categories that are still completely up in the air. These are the five most difficult to predict categories this year.

There are two films in strong competition for Best Cinematography consisting of two veteran cinematographers. Which one will finally have their year?

Two Oscar nominated films won awards from the Art Directors Guild. Which of the two will go on to win the Oscar for Best Art Direction?

These are two of the most influential categories at the Oscars. The winners seem obvious, but it’s never too early for spoiler.

The Super Bowl and lack of good new releases kept a lot of people from the theatre this weekend, making it one of the lowest of 2011 so far.

Will somebody give this guy an Oscar already?

Anthony Hopkins helps his film win the weekend while Oscar nominees continue their strong and lengthy runs.

From where I am standing, this is looking less and less like a two-horse race. The question then arises, what is film number three?

‘Exit Through the Gift Shop’ and the Coens make me happy, Julianne Moore and Christopher Nolan make me sad. These are my reactions to the 2011 Oscar nominations.

Oscar nominations have been announced! See how I did on my predictions…

We are fewer than 24 hours from the announcement of the 2011 Oscar nominations, so it is high time for an eleventh hour predictions update…

Several of the films that will potentially compete for Oscars had excellent performances at the Box Office this weekend.

Attempting to sort through and predict the notoriously difficult category of Best Art Direction.

RIP Peter Yates, Makeup Bake-off, first look at Rooney Mara as Lisbeth Salander, trying to subtitle Rooster Cogburn…

‘True Grit’ continues to have excellent success at the Box Office. Does this spell favor with the Academy in the Best Picture race?

This year top prizes go to ‘True Grit,’ ‘The Social Network’, and ‘The Kids Are All Right’…

Debunking IMDb’s “Known For”, new At the Movies hosts, Mo’Nique presents Oscar noms…