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thepeoplesmovies · 2 years

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London Film Festival 2022 Review - My Father's Dragon (2022)

London Film Festival 2022 Review - My Father's Dragon (2022) #LIFF2022 @BFI #MyFathersDragon @CartoonSaloon #animation #filmreview

Animation takes a long time to make – years of your life. So, although Irish-based Cartoon Saloon has been around for over 20 years and feels like an established force to be reckoned with – multiple Oscar nominations and Annie Awards trophies bear testament – it has, in fact, only made five feature films. But they, and their other output of TV series and shorts, have earned its team a reputation…

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#2022 BFI London Film Festival #Amy Lippens #Chris O&039;Dowd #Dianne Wiest #Gaten Matarazzo #Golshifteh Farahani #Ian McShane #jacob tremblay #My Fathers Dragon #Nora Twomey #rita moreno #The Breadwinner #whoopi goldberg #Wolfwalkers

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thebutcher-5 · 1 year

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The Cloverfield Paradox

Benvenuti o bentornati sul nostro blog. Nello scorso articolo siamo andati avanti per quanto riguarda la saga di Cloverfield, arrivando al suo secondo capitolo che possiamo definire più un seguito spirituale piuttosto che un seguito vero e proprio, 10 Cloverfield Lane. La storia vede come protagonista Michelle che, dopo aver rotto con il fidanzato, ha un brutto incidente stradale in un zona…

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bkenber · 1 year

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'Bridesmaids' - Do Not Mistake This Film for an Average 'Chick Flick'

“Bridesmaids” looks like it has “chick flick” written all over it to where many, including myself, were not quick to rush out and see this film when it arrived in movie theaters everywhere. But having since watched it, I can confirm this is not your average “chick flick” in the slightest. Moreover, it will appeal to a wider audience than its title might suggest. There is nothing groundbreaking…

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movienized-com · 2 months

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The Big Door Prize

The Big Door Prize (Serie 2023) #ChrisODowd #GabrielleDennis #DamonGupton #JoshSegarra #SammyFourlas #DjoulietAmara Mehr auf:

Serie Jahr: 2023- Genre: Comedy Hauptrollen: Chris O’Dowd, Gabrielle Dennis, Damon Gupton, Josh Segarra, Sammy Fourlas, Djouliet Amara, Ally Maki, Crystal R. Fox … Serienbeschreibung: In einer Kleinstadt im US-Bundesstaat Louisiana taucht in einem Lebensmittelladen plötzlich eine Maschine auf, die äußerlich einer scheinbar einfachen Fotokabine ähnelt. Doch in Wahrheit verrät sie jedem, der sie…

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#Apple Originals #Chris O&039;Dowd #Damon Gupton #Gabrielle Dennis #Josh Segarra

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cultfaction · 9 months

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Cult Podcast Ep. 107: F.A.O. About Time Travel

Written by Jamie Mathieson and directed by Gareth Carrivick, Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel is the subject of this week’s spotlight. It stars Chris O’Dowd, Dean Lennox Kelly, Marc Wootton and Anna Faris, all of whom deal with a time travel crisis in a British pub! All that plus your three favourite critics critiquing each other and the latest in film and…

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#Chris O&039;Dowd #Dean Lennox Kelly #F.A.O. About Time Travel #Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel #Gareth Carrivick #Jamie Mathieson #Marc Wootton Anna Faris

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screenzealots · 3 years

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"The Starling"

“The Starling”

Sappy melodrama “The Starling” feels a little off-putting because it has so much heart and feeling. This bittersweet, sentimental story of a couple having difficulty coping with a tragic loss is one of hope, friendship, and sincerity. It’s also very deliberate in its ability to tug on all the heartstrings, causing an unpleasant feeling of manipulation by director Theodore Melfi. It’s been a year…

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#Chris O&039;Dowd #Kevin Kline #Matt Harris #Melissa McCarthy #Theodore Melfi #TIFF

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cannibalguy · 3 years

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Cannibal comedy: THE IT CROWD (2007)

The IT Crowd is a British comedy series about a couple of socially inept geeks who are employed as computer support in a fancy corporation. They are Moss – Richard Ayoade (Travel Man) and Roy – Chris O’Dowd (Bridesmaids, Girls), and their manager Jen – Katherine Parkinson (Doc Martin, Humans). It is a hilarious study of the absurdity of ‘normal’ interrelationships, portrayed through the eyes of…

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badgaymovies · 3 years

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Juliet, Naked (2018)

JESSE PERETZ Bil’s rating (out of 5): BBB.5 USA/United Kingdom, 2018. Los Angeles Media Fund, Rocket Science, Bona Fide Productions, Apatow Productions, Turnlet Films, Ingenious Media, Focus Features, Stage 6 Films. Screenplay by Evgenia Peretz, Jim Taylor, Tamara Jenkins, based on the novel by Nick Hornby. Cinematography by Remi Adefarasin. Produced by Judd Apatow, Albert Berger, Barry Mendel,…

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roseshavethoughts · 3 years

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Film | Bridesmaids - Review

My ★★★★ review of Bridesmaids. #MovieMonday

Bridesmaids (2011) Plot – Competition between the maid of honour and a bridesmaid, over who is the bride’s best friend, threatens to upend the life of an out-of-work pastry chef. Director – Paul Feig Starring – Rose Byrne, Melissa McCarthy, Maya Rudolph, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Kristen Wiig Genre – Comedy | Romance Releaed – 2011 Bridesmaids (2011) Bridesmaids is a massive breath of fresh…

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#Bridesmaids #Chris O&039;Dowd #cinema #Comedy #film #film review #Kristen Wiig #Maya Rudolph #Melissa McCarthy #movie review #paul feig #Roman #Rose Byrne #Wendi McLendon-Covey #Women on screen

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milliondollarbaby87 · 4 years

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2020 is the 15th anniversary of the BAFTA having the Rising Star Award which is voted for by the public. Starting in 2006 known as the Orange Rising Star Award and then since 2013 the EE Rising Star Award, this is due to sponsorship and pretty much helps the award with publicity and getting the public involved in the voting for the winner.

SELFIE BOOTH trying out the “Selfie Booth” during dinner at Grosvenor House Hotel after the EE British Academy Film Awards on Sunday 16 February 2014.

Over the years as I have become more and more obsessed with films I know more about the nominees which in all honesty makes me feel very special and at times very geeky. Which I personally love and am very proud of, I felt coming up to the 15th year it was very important to take a look back at not only the winners from each year but the other nominees as well. The list is very impressive and it feels as though someone at BAFTA can certainly pick out rising stars in the best possible way, the nominees are chosen regardless of gender, nationality and whether they have made a breakthrough in television, film or both.

I guess at times the outcome could be influenced by the fan base which that actor has and if they are in a franchise they will probably be more known than others. But the important thing I want to look at here is the high level of not only winners but nominees and looking at where so many of them are now, so even being picked as the five can certainly be seen as a massive positive.

Year

Winner

Nominated

2006

(59th)

James McAvoy

Chiwetel Ejiofor

Gael García Bernal

Rachel McAdams

Michelle Williams

2007

(60th)

Eva Green

Emily Blunt

Naomie Harris

Cillian Murphy

Ben Whishaw

2008

(61st)

Shia LaBeouf

Sienna Miller

Ellen Page

Sam Riley

Tang Wei

2009

(62nd)

Noel Clarke

Michael Cera

Michael Fassbender

Rebecca Hall

Toby Kebbell

2010

(63rd)

Kristen Stewart

Jesse Eisenberg

Nicholas Hoult

Carey Mulligan

Tahar Rahim

2011

(64th)

Tom Hardy

Gemma Arterton

Andrew Garfield

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Emma Stone

2012

(65th)

Adam Deacon

Chris Hemsworth

Tom Hiddleston

Chris O’Dowd

Eddie Redmayne

2013

(66th)

Juno Temple

Elizabeth Olsen

Andrea Riseborough

Suraj Sharma

Alicia Vikander

2014

(67th)

Will Poulter

Dane DeHaan

George MacKay

Lupita Nyong’o

Léa Seydoux

2015

(68th)

Jack O’Connell

Gugu Mbatha-Raw

Margot Robbie

Miles Teller

Shailene Woodley

2016

(69th)

John Boyega

Taron Egerton

Dakota Johnson

Brie Larson

Bel Powley

2017

(70th)

Tom Holland

Laia Costa

Lucas Hedges

Ruth Negga

Anya Taylor-Joy

2018

(71st)

Daniel Kaluuya

Florence Pugh

Josh O’Connor

Tessa Thompson

Timothée Chalamet

2019

(72nd)

Letitia Wright

Jessie Buckley

Cynthia Erivo

Barry Keoghan

Lakeith Stanfield

2020

(73rd)

TBD

Awkwafina

Jack Lowden

Kaitlyn Dever

Kelvin Harrison Jr.

Micheal Ward

Now you have had a lovely recap on not only the winners each year but the nominees as well it really is great to see that whoever BAFTA have working on this award they really do find the breakouts very early on. The prime example of this is Florence Pugh, her breakout role was Lady Macbeth yet for some reason not many people seem to have seen that film or remember it so saying 2019 was her breakout year which is very wrong in my opinion! So going forward pay close attention to this award and it will help highlight some very talented young performers that you can find current film or tv work and then also looking out for them in the future as well.

My love for film is huge and I love an award which appreciates fans views as well, as I mentioned earlier if the breakout is in a franchise it really could help with winning the vote. The nominees are all very impressive and some years it is now amazing to see how far some of these amazingly talented actors have come, the big majority still putting in great performances to this day in film, tv and even on stage as well.

I guess as well as looking at the history of this award it is also a small way of saying thank you to Orange and now EE for sponsoring this award for BAFTA. For this years nominees only Kelvin Harrison Jr and Micheal Ward are the two that I have not seen very many things for, so I am happy with the other three being rather well known to myself. I see that as reward for watching a love of film/tv. It does also make me want to catch up with the current work for those two though.

Do you pay much attention to this award? If not, I really would recommend that going forward you see the amazing talented young actors that will be looking to push forward in the next few years and have promising careers. It is certainly something I have been paying a lot more attention to in the past couple of years.

BAFTA Rising Star Award: A History 2020 is the 15th anniversary of the BAFTA having the Rising Star Award which is voted for by the public.

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motherbookerblog · 3 years

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Tuesday Review - The Starling (2021)

Tuesday Review – The Starling (2021)

⭐⭐ Rating: 2 out of 5. After Melissa McCarthy was nominated for the Best Actress Oscar in 2019, I finally thought that Hollywood was ready to offer her some juicier roles. I know that she loves a comedy but, as we’ve seen, they don’t always work out well. Can You Ever Forgive Me? forced people to see just how talented a performer she is beyond slapstick. I get excited every time she appears in…

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ramascreen · 3 years

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Watch Melissa McCarthy In This Trailer For THE STARLING

Netflix has released this official trailer for “The Starling” Release Date: In Select Theaters September 17, 2021 | On Netflix September 24, 2021 Director: Theodore Melfi Writer: Matt Harris Produced by: Dylan Sellers, Chris Parker, Theodore Melfi, Kimberly Quinn Cast: Melissa McCarthy, Chris O’Dowd, Kevin Kline, Timothy Olyphant, Daveed Diggs, Skyler Gisondo, Loretta Devine, Laura Harrier,…

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#Chris O&039;Dowd #Daveed Diggs #Kevin Kline #Kimberly Quinn #Laura Harrier #Loretta Devine #Melissa McCarthy #Rosalind Chao #Skyler Gisondo #The Starling #Timothy Olyphant

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moviesinfocus · 3 years

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Uncovering Curiosities: Stephen Frears' THE PROGRAM

Uncovering Curiosities: Stephen Frears’ THE PROGRAM

Stephen Frears’ The Program is an interesting look at the Lance Armstrong doping scandal. The film though is too lean to get into the nitty-gritty of the events and it comes across as very superficial. This is a shame, because Ben Foster’s portrayal of Armstrong is so good. Based on the book Seven Deadly Sins by David Walsh, John Hodges’ script covers the 20 years which saw Armstrong become a…

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#ben foster #chris o&039;dowd #lance armstrong #stephen frears #the program

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spotlight-report · 4 years

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A Charmer Sitcom - ‘Moone Boy’ DVD Review

A Charmer Sitcom - #MooneBoy DVD #Review

By The Madrina Thanks to Roadshow Entertainment, we had the chance to see a funny Irish sitcom Moone Boy.

Written and produced by Chris O’Dowd (Bridesmaids, The Sapphires, The IT Crowd) and Nick Vincent Murphy, Chris co-stars as the imaginary friend of a 12-year-old Martin Moone, the youngest child of a family living in rural Ireland. While most boys dream up a superhero sidekick, Martin’s pal…

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colltales · 4 years

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Scary Night

Scary Night: A Great Ruckus on the Grand Concourse

A Great Ruckus on Grand Concourse

I was called again to the precinct. It’s the second time this month. I’ve already told Willem that whenever he puts up that sort of stunt, not just me but everyone is affected. I don’t mind it myself, but after all, it’s 3 am and I’ve got patients to see tomorrow morning. But as usual, once out, he’ll likely walk away without listening to anybody. I can’t bring…

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roseshavethoughts · 4 years

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Film | St Vincent - Review

#MondayMovie Film | St Vincent - Review

Plot – A young boy whose parents have just divorced finds an unlikely friend and mentor in the misanthropic, bawdy, hedonistic war veteran who lives next door.

Director – Theodore Melfi

Starring – Jaeden Martell, Bill Murray, Melissa McCarthy, Naomi Watts

Genre – Comedy | Drama

Released – 2014

I must admit that St. Vincent somewha…

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#Bill Murray #Chris O&039;Dowd #cinema #Comedy #Drama #film #film review #Jaeden Martell #Melissa McCarthy #movie review #Naomi Watts #St. Vincent #Theodore Melfi

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