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Post by mortimer605 on Sept 11, 2017 1:38:49 GMT
The reviews for The Current War are pretty dire which makes the decision to push Mary Magdalene back to Easter even more inexplicable.Frankly it sounds like a mess, an obvious attempt by the director to make an Oscar bait film that falls flat.Weinstein :devil: must be kicking himself.
This one sentence sums it up:
The Current War was a well-executed if formulaic film.
(Yeah, exactly what Academy likes...and the fact that Scott Feinberg likes it, calling it a "legitimate awards player" only confirms this. Usually, what he likes Academy likes also.)
Disappointing to read lukewarm reactions because story about Edison, Westinghouse and Tesla deserves better movie - not only to be Imitation Game: Part 2
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Post by mortimer605 on Sept 11, 2017 2:53:05 GMT
The reviews for The Current War are pretty dire which makes the decision to push Mary Magdalene back to Easter even more inexplicable.Frankly it sounds like a mess, an obvious attempt by the director to make an Oscar bait film that falls flat.Weinstein :devil: must be kicking himself. yeah, it doesn't look good for now, perhaps more reviews will change things for the better, but it seems like Harvey overcalculated this time. Wind River had a better reception than this and good solid reviews, so he can change his race horses yet.. it scary to think that TWC thought that The Current War was better than MM :shock:
Indiewire and Collider reviews for The Current War are pretty bad - D grade. (Ehrlich seems a bit angry...I wonder why ;) ).
Forget Wind River, maybe Harvey needs to get Mary Magdalene back in the race ? (I know - zero chance for this but imagine if MM is actually better movie ? Damn TWC ! :fight1: )
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Post by nenya on Sept 11, 2017 15:29:40 GMT
yeah, it doesn't look good for now, perhaps more reviews will change things for the better, but it seems like Harvey overcalculated this time. Wind River had a better reception than this and good solid reviews, so he can change his race horses yet.. it scary to think that TWC thought that The Current War was better than MM :shock:
Indiewire and Collider reviews for The Current War are pretty bad - D grade. (Ehrlich seems a bit angry...I wonder why ;) ).
Forget Wind River, maybe Harvey needs to get Mary Magdalene back in the race ? (I know - zero chance for this but imagine if MM is actually better movie ? Damn TWC ! :fight1: ) so, still a little hope for Harvey to push it? despite those pretty bad reviews? it starts at 20% so it's rotten :shock: it would be a mistake to bring MM back, it would seem like a real desparate move, and this movie would be doomed even more because of it (not that i believe it will happen), let's just hope it's not really THAT bad (rofl) and at least performances will be good, i haven't seen much praise for Benedict or Michael, music is great though
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Post by nenya on Sept 11, 2017 15:35:52 GMT
and yeah, i was expecting Ehlirich to not ike this after he placed The Current War at last place in his ranking from TIFF (it was #37, now #40, so nothing is worse that this yet :shock2: ), and he called it a disaster
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Post by mortimer605 on Sept 11, 2017 17:38:25 GMT
and yeah, i was expecting Ehlirich to not ike this after he placed The Current War at last place in his ranking from TIFF (it was #37, now #40, so nothing is worse that this yet :shock2: ), and he called it a disaster
Holy sh...it can't be THAT bad
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Post by nenya on Sept 11, 2017 17:47:10 GMT
and yeah, i was expecting Ehlirich to not ike this after he placed The Current War at last place in his ranking from TIFF (it was #37, now #40, so nothing is worse that this yet :shock2: ), and he called it a disaster
Holy sh...it can't be THAT bad
it probably isn't that awful, he made some questionable choices before :D and The Shape of Water and Three Billboards are pretty low on that list too letterboxd.com/davidehrlich/list/tiff-2017/
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Post by nenya on Sept 12, 2017 16:19:49 GMT
oh shit! it's insane how this year for the best actress is shaping up! :shock2: another queen gives her best! if The Wife will be released this year of course... (men's race is so lame compering :D )
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Post by LaraQ on Sept 12, 2017 16:54:13 GMT
oh shit! it's insane how this year for the best actress is shaping up! :shock2: another queen gives her best! if The Wife will be released this year of course... (men's race is so lame compering :D ) Wow.Add another name to the list.I hadn`t even heard of this film.I wonder if it`s got distribution though?.If not then it could hurt her chances.
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Post by LaraQ on Sept 12, 2017 16:55:23 GMT
Prediction:Call Me By Your Name is going to win the audience award at TIFF. :hi5:
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Post by mortimer605 on Sept 12, 2017 17:01:11 GMT
oh shit! it's insane how this year for the best actress is shaping up! :shock2: another queen gives her best! if The Wife will be released this year of course... (men's race is so lame compering :D )
Every race with Gary Oldman and (very possibly) Daniel Day-Lewis can't be considered lame
You have a point though; this is fourth year in a row where women's competition is much stronger and more interesting to follow.
2013 - McConaughey, Ejjiofor, Dern, DiCaprio, Bale (with Joaquin and Oscar Isaac very close). This was the last time Best Actor race was crowded and really competitive. Since then, it was always the battle between only two (usually one is much more favored to win) and the rest were just " guests at the party". This year will be the same, probably.
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Post by mortimer605 on Sept 12, 2017 17:04:52 GMT
Prediction:Call Me By Your Name is going to win the audience award at TIFF. :hi5:
Almost certainly. With Lady Bird as runner-up.
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Post by nenya on Sept 12, 2017 18:25:22 GMT
oh shit! it's insane how this year for the best actress is shaping up! :shock2: another queen gives her best! if The Wife will be released this year of course... (men's race is so lame compering :D ) Wow.Add another name to the list.I hadn`t even heard of this film.I wonder if it`s got distribution though?.If not then it could hurt her chances. no, no distributor yet, it might be pushed back to 2018, who knows
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Post by nenya on Sept 12, 2017 18:28:01 GMT
oh shit! it's insane how this year for the best actress is shaping up! :shock2: another queen gives her best! if The Wife will be released this year of course... (men's race is so lame compering :D )
Every race with Gary Oldman and (very possibly) Daniel Day-Lewis can't be considered lame
You have a point though; this is fourth year in a row where women's competition is much stronger and more interesting to follow.
2013 - McConaughey, Ejjiofor, Dern, DiCaprio, Bale (with Joaquin and Oscar Isaac very close). This was the last time Best Actor race was crowded and really competitive. Since then, it was always the battle between only two (usually one is much more favored to win) and the rest were just " guests at the party". This year will be the same, probably. it's a good point! i don't see a crowd there, just 2 main players, nothing to be really excited about
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Post by LaraQ on Sept 12, 2017 20:38:20 GMT
The best actress race is going to absolutely fascinating.There`s probably about 10 actresses that could conceivably get nominations/win right now.Some serious talent is going to miss out too.I don`t think J Law or Annette Bening are getting in next year.
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Post by nenya on Sept 13, 2017 18:02:12 GMT
The best actress race is going to absolutely fascinating.There`s probably about 10 actresses that could conceivably get nominations/win right now.Some serious talent is going to miss out too.I don`t think J Law or Annette Bening are getting in next year. that's true, it will be awesome, imagine round tables and covers of magazines with all those queens :popcorn: and how is The MUDBOUND doing? is Carey Mulligan a thing too? i just found out she had a second child last month :shock2: , i didn't even knew she is married, talking about protecting your privacy, that's how you do it!
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