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Official 2018 Oscar Winners List
The Oscar nominations have been announced! So as usual, it’s time to see how well or badly I did in predicting these nominations. Rest assured, I’m sure people will be quite surprised (or maybe they won’t. I don’t know) by the picks. Tune in for our live-watch podcast soon too. Best Picture Green Book Best Director Alfonso Cuaron for Roma Best
Final 2018 Oscar Winner Predictions
Oscar night is about to start and it’s time to put my money where my mouth is. So for this article, I will attempt to name what I think should win the prize in each category, along with a runner-up and dark horse. Please comment with your thoughts regardless if you agree or disagree! And if you still need a
Eye on the Prize Ep. 28 – Final 2018 Winner Predictions
It’s time for the Prizefighters to put their money where their mouths are! Hilarity and debate ensue as Justin, Brad, Shak, Davey and London voice their thoughts on who will take the top prizes this Sunday. Who do you think will win? Who do you think should win? Listen to our show and voice your thoughts! Interested in only hearing
Screener Squad: Scott Momaday: Words From a Bear
It’s time for more Sundance goodness from the Screener Squad. This time, Lara and London regale Justin with their review about this documentary focused on the works and life of Native American poet Navarro Scott Momaday. While that may not sound like the most fascinating subject on paper, you may want to listen to what they have to say about
Highly Suspect Reviews: Everybody Knows
Two-time Best Foreign Language Film Oscar winner Asghar Farhadi returns with this mystery film featuring two actors we’ll ALWAYS watch together onscreen, Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz. During a big family wedding in a small town outside Madrid, Cruz’s teenage daughter is kidnapped. While the big extended family tries to figure out where the money will come from for the
Highly Suspect Reviews: Never Look Away
Are you ready for over three hours of German Academy Award-nominated viewing? Well, our critics Alan and Lara sure were. Now you can hear for yourself whether it’s worth your time to see that Best Foreign Language film nominee and I think I can safely say that they voted AYE. The story follows the life of art student Kurt Barnert (Tom
