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Here Are The 2012 Critics’ Choice Movie Award Nominees
Earlier today, the Broadcast Film Critics Association announced their nominations for the 17th Annual Critics’ Choice Awards. The BFCA is the largest of the so-called “major” critics’ groups (and,...
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Trailer: Lincoln (dir. by Steven Spielberg)
One of the films for 2012 that’s seen by many as a major player in the end of the year Awards season. Steven Spielberg’s long-delayed and gestating historical drama about Abraham Lincoln will finally...
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By the way, here are the Satellite Award Nominations…
In even more Oscar season news, the International Press Association announced their nominations for the Satellite Awards yesterday. Les Miserables led with 10 nominations. If you’re like most people...
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The Cold War Relived Through Bridge of Spies
Lisa Marie is not the only history nerd in this here place. I don’t think it was a coincidence that TSL’s co-founders ended up being both history nerds. We both love films the depict historical events....
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Here Are The Winners of The 2015 Hollywood Film Awards, Whatever The Hell...
Oh my God, y’all — the Hollywood Film Awards were held on Sunday and a bunch of potential Oscar contenders were honored! Which all leads to one very important question: What the Hell are the Hollywood...
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The American Society of Cinematographers Has Spoken!
The American Society of Cinematographers announced their 5 nominees for the best cinematography of 2015 and here they are: Bridge of Spies – Janusz Kaminski Carol – Edward Lachman Mad Max: Fury Road –...
View ArticleBelatedly, Here Are The Nominations of the North Texas Film Critics!
Two days ago, the North Texas Film Critics Association announced their nominations for the best of 2017! On twitter, there’s been a lot of speculation as to why the NTFCA totally snubbed Call Me By...
View ArticleWest Side Story (dir. by Steven Spielberg)
Although it lacks an Overture and an Intermission, Steven Spielberg’s rendition of 1961’s West Side Story flows well and does the story justice. Remakes are tricky things, you know. Stay too close to...
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