Some of those who missed out, including actor-directors Bradley Cooper and John Krasinski, might have been more fortunate in another, slightly weaker, year. So who will sweep in and grab the Best Director award this year?
Don’t waste your time flicking through bad films. From an endearing New Zealand comedy to the untold story of Big Bird, there’s plenty on offer across your favourite streaming service.
It might have been a red-hot favourite on release, but one of the contenders for the Best Pictures hasn’t won over Academy voters. So which film will win?
There have been plenty of films made of the life and times of Van Gough. But unfortunately the latest biopic has nothing new to offer audiences and not even an Oscar worthy performance is enough to save this tedious flick.
OSCAR-winner Marion Cotillard displays deep quality and subtle grace notes as a battling woman put in an impossible position in Two Days, One Night.
THIS absorbing documentary unravels the mystery behind one of the most significant street photographers of the 20th century.
THERE’S a sense of the inevitable about the destination but Love, Rosie’s rom-com journey is appealing thanks to the chemistry of Lily Collins and Sam Clafin.
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REVIEW: Pride continues Britain’s proud tradition of winning feel-good films that are both socially aware and emotionally astute.
REVIEW: The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet is a spectacular showcase for the visual flair of Ameliedirector Jean-Pierre Jeunet.
REVIEW: Jeremy Renner has an uphill battle to convince audiences of the worthiness of MOVIE Kill the Messenger’s real-life subject matter.
REVIEW: Michelle Monaghan and James Marsden stick to the formula in another sob story from the pen of Nicholas “The Notebook” Sparks.
REVIEW: Keanu Reeves is a ex-hitman out of retirement and out for revenge in the defiantly trashy thriller movie John Wick.
REVIEW: This icy cold relationship procedural will chill you to the bone for some time to come. And also put you off a holiday at the snow!
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