Good Christmas Eve and Thursday morning...
GURUS OF GOLD AND OTHERS UPDATED OSCAR FORECASTS
Move City News has an updated chart this morning for six major categories. TFF films lay out like this in their latest tally of Oscar experts:
Best Picture:
#1 "Spotlight"
#3 "Carol"
#8 "Room"
#12 "Steve Jobs"
Best Director
#2 Tom McCarthy/"Spotlight"
#4 Todd Haynes/"Carol"
#7 Lenny Abrahamson/"Room"
Best Actress:
#1 Brie Larson/"Room"
#3 Cate Blanchett/"Carol"
#5 Charlotte Rampling/"45 Years"
#6 Carey Mulligan/"Suffragette"
Best Actor:
#3 Michael Fassbender/"Steve Jobs"
#6 Johnny Depp/"Black Mass"
Best Supporting Actress:
#1 Rooney Mara/"Carol"
#3 Kate Winslet/"Steve Jobs"
#6 Rachel McAdams/"Spotlight"
Best Supporting Actor:
#3 Idris Elba/"Beasts of No Nation"
#4 Michael Keaton/"Spotlight"
#5 Mark Ruffalo/"Spotlight"
#7 Michael Shannon/"99 Homes" (TFF #41)
#8 Jacob Tremblay/"Room"
The Gurus indicate 14 Oscar nominations for Telluride films on these six categories with another seven possibles/trade-offs.
The complete Gurus can be found here:
http://moviecitynews.com/2015/12/gurus-o-gold-you-better-vote-good-for-goodness-sake/
Meanwhile, The Five Star Flicks Blog has continued its project of gathering data from many Oscar prognostication sources and crunching those numbers for the Best Picture race in a different manner. Their cumulative chart has the following for BP:
#1 "Spotlight"
#4 "Room"
#6 "Carol"
#12 "Steve Jobs"
#16 "Beasts of No Nation"
That complete chart is here:
http://fivestarflicks.blogspot.com/2015/12/state-of-race-best-picture-as-of-122315.html
CRITICAL TAKE ON 2015
Metacritic continues to gather data from Critics' year end top ten lists (they're up over 160 lists so far) and here's where Telluride films rank (within their top twenty):
#2 "Carol"
#3 "Spotlight"
#8 "Son of Saul" (tie)
#8 "Anomalisa" (tie)
#10 "45 Years"
#14 "Room"
#16 "The Look of Silence" (TFF #41)
That's an incredibly impressive seven films on the cumulative top twenty from TFF.
The complete Metacritic list is here:
http://www.metacritic.com/feature/film-critics-list-the-top-10-movies-of-2015
LOTS ON "SPOTLIGHT"
Somewhat tenaciously and against the odds, "Spotlight" has continued to seem like a quiet Oscar front runner for many weeks now. As such, it continues to be spotlighted, if you'll pardon the expression, in a number of outlets in a number of ways. Here is a sampling of some of then latest including discussions from its producer, director, actors and musical director:
http://blogs.indiewire.com/thompsononhollywood/how-open-road-ceo-tom-ortenberg-shepherded-spotlight-to-oscar-frontrunner-20151223
http://thefilmstage.com/news/morricone-talks-the-hateful-eight-thomas-mccarthy-analyzes-spotlight-45-years-tangerine-talks-and-more/
http://www.thewrap.com/spotlight-director-tom-mccarthy-talks-researching-disturbing-church-scandal-video/
http://www.thewrap.com/spotlight-star-michael-keaton-talks-actors-journalists-and-their-egos/
http://www.thewrap.com/how-mark-ruffalo-learned-to-play-an-excitable-journalist-in-spotlight-video/
http://www.thewrap.com/spotlight-star-rachel-mcadams-talks-learning-to-listen-like-a-journalist-exclusive-video/
http://www.awardsdaily.com/2015/12/23/interview-howard-shore-talks-composing-spotlight/
That's it for Thursday. For all those that celebrate Christmas...I hope your tomorrow is fantastic. MTFB will return Monday with more...
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