The list of 25 nominees for Best Animated Feature at the 2019 Oscars has been revealed. Find out which films qualified for contention, here.
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Oscars To Add Popular Film Category
Starting in 2019, the Oscars will present an award for Best Popular Film, with a change in telecast formula and broadcasting date to follow. Full details here…
Read MoreThe 2018 Oscars Winners
Take a look at each of the 90th annual Oscars’ awards winners and how many awards each film won in a night celebrating inclusion and acceptance from the Dolby Theatre in California. The full results.
Read More2018 Oscars Best Picture Nominees Ranked
All 9 of the 2018 Oscars Best Picture nominees have been ranked from worst to best by Joseph Wade in this special 90th Annual Oscars edition of Ranked.
Read MoreLady Bird (2017/18) Review
Greta Gerwig’s “anything but ordinary” 2018 awards season headliner ‘Lady Bird’ is a film where the performances of Saoirse Ronan and Laurie Metcalf “are the heart and soul of the film”, according to Jason Lithgo’s review of the Best Picture nominee, here.
Read MoreThe Animation Race 2018
Take a look at Rebecca Seghini’s rundown of the 2018 Best Animation Feature Oscar nominees and their likelihood of taking home Gold in the 2018 edition of The Film Magazine’s The Animation Race.
Read MoreThe Post (2018) Review
Steven Spielberg’s ‘The Post’ (2018) “abandons obvious extravagance to focus its tightly knit story on the nuggets of wonder we can find in the pursuit of truth, those we consider to be truth seekers, and the very idea of truth itself.” Joseph Wade’s review…
Read MoreDarkest Hour (2018) Review
‘Darkest Hour’ (2018) is “so anti-Europe and pro-war that only in 2018 could a film such as this have been made” according to Joseph Wade’s review of the Joe Wright movie starring Gary Oldman, available here.
Read MoreThree Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017/18) Review
Martin McDonagh’s ‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’ (2017/18) is “a standout of the year as regards performance” that “bleeds into your subconscious” with “dictatorial precision”. Full review:
Read MoreThe Shape of Water (2017/18) Review
‘The Shape of Water’ (2017/18), the new movie from fantasy-horror director Guillermo Del Toro, is a “beautifully crafted whimsical fairy tale” according to Joseph Wade’s review of the film.
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