Oscar Nominations: Noms By Movie
Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) — 9
The Grand Budapest Hotel — 9
The Imitation Game — 8
American Sniper — 6
Boyhood — 6
Foxcatcher — 5
Interstellar — 5
The Theory of Everything — 5
Whiplash — 5
Mr. Turner — 4
Into the Woods — 3
Unbroken — 3
Guardians of the Galaxy — 2
Ida — 2
Inherent Vice — 2
Selma — 2
Wild — 2
American Sniper, a Warner Bros. Pictures Production (Warner Bros.)
Bradley Cooper – Performance by an actor in a leading role
Film editing
Best picture
Sound editing
Sound mixing
Adapted screenplay
Begin Again, a Likely Story/Exclusive Media/Apatow Production (The Weinstein Company)
Original song – “Lost Stars”
Beyond the Lights, a Relativity Media/Undisputed Cinema/Homegrown Pictures/BET Films Production (Relativity Media)
Original song – “Grateful”
Big Hero 6, a Walt Disney Animation Studios Production (Walt Disney)
Best animated feature film
Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance), a New Regency/M Productions/Le Grisbi Production (Fox Searchlight)
Michael Keaton – Performance by an actor in a leading role
Edward Norton – Performance by an actor in a supporting role
Emma Stone – Performance by an actress in a supporting role
Cinematography
Directing
Best picture
Sound editing
Sound mixing
Original screenplay
The Boxtrolls, a Laika Production (Focus Features)
Best animated feature film
Boyhood, an IFC Productions/Detour Filmproduction Production (IFC Films)
Ethan Hawke – Performance by an actor in a supporting role
Patricia Arquette – Performance by an actress in a supporting role
Directing
Film editing
Best picture
Original screenplay
Captain America: The Winter Soldier, a Marvel Studios Production (Walt Disney)
Visual effects
CitizenFour, a Praxis Films Production (RADiUS)
Documentary feature
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, a 20th Century Fox Production (20th Century Fox)
Visual effects
Finding Vivian Maier, a Ravine Pictures Production (Sundance Selects)
Documentary feature
Foxcatcher, an Annapurna Pictures Production (Sony Pictures Classics)
Steve Carell – Performance by an actor in a leading role
Mark Ruffalo – Performance by an actor in a supporting role
Directing
Makeup and hairstyling
Original screenplay
Glen Campbell…I’ll Be Me, a PCH Films Production (Area 23a)
Original song – “I’m Not Gonna Miss You”
Gone Girl, a 20th Century Fox and Regency Enterprises Production (20th Century Fox)
Rosamund Pike – Performance by an actress in a leading role
The Grand Budapest Hotel, an American Empirical Production (Fox Searchlight)
Cinematography
Costume design
Directing
Film editing
Makeup and hairstyling
Original score
Best picture
Production design
Original screenplay
Guardians of the Galaxy, a Marvel Studios Production (Walt Disney)
Makeup and hairstyling
Visual effects
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, a New Line/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Production (Warner Bros.)
Sound editing
How to Train Your Dragon 2, a DreamWorks Animation Production (20th Century Fox)
Best animated feature film
Ida, a Phoenix Film-Opus Film in association with Portobello Pictures and Phoenix Poland Production (Music Box Films)
Cinematography
Best foreign language film (Poland)
The Imitation Game, a Black Bear Pictures/Bristol Automotive Production (The Weinstein Company)
Benedict Cumberbatch – Performance by an actor in a leading role
Keira Knightley – Performance by an actress in a supporting role
Directing
Film editing
Original score
Best picture
Production design
Adapted screenplay
Inherent Vice, a Warner Bros. Pictures Production (Warner Bros.)
Costume design
Adapted screenplay
Interstellar, a Warner Bros. Pictures Production (Paramount)
Original score
Production design
Sound editing
Sound mixing
Visual effects
Into the Woods, a Disney Production (Walt Disney)
Meryl Streep – Performance by an actress in a supporting role
Costume design
Production design
The Judge, a Warner Bros. Pictures Production (Warner Bros.)
Robert Duvall – Performance by an actor in a supporting role
Last Days in Vietnam, a Moxie Firecracker Films Production (American Experience Films)
Documentary feature
The Lego Movie, a Warner Specialty Production (Warner Bros.)
Original song – “Everything Is Awesome”
Leviathan, a Non-Stop Production (Sony Pictures Classics)
Best foreign language film (Russia)
Maleficent, a Disney Production (Walt Disney)
Costume design
Mr. Turner, a Thin Man Films Production (Sony Pictures Classics)
Cinematography
Costume design
Original score
Production design
Nightcrawler, a Bold Films Production (Open Road Films)
Original screenplay
The Salt of the Earth, a Decia Films Production (Sony Pictures Classics)
Documentary feature
Selma, a Paramount Pictures Production (Paramount)
Original song – “Glory”
Best picture
Song of the Sea, a Cartoon Saloon Production (GKIDS)
Best animated feature film
Still Alice, a Killer Films Production (Sony Pictures Classics)
Julianne Moore – Performance by an actress in a leading role
The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, a Studio Ghibli Production (GKIDS)
Best animated feature film
Tangerines, an Allfilm Production
Best foreign language film (Estonia)
The Theory of Everything, a Working Title Films Production (Focus Features)
Eddie Redmayne – Performance by an actor in a leading role
Felicity Jones – Performance by an actress in a leading role
Original score
Best picture
Adapted screenplay
Timbuktu, a Les Films du Worso Production (Cohen Media Group)
Best foreign language film (Mauritania)
Two Days, One Night, a Les Films du Fleuve/Archipel 35/Eyeworks/BIM Distribuzione Production (Sundance Selects)
Marion Cotillard – Performance by an actress in a leading role
Unbroken, an A Jolie Pas/3 Arts Entertainment Production (Universal)
Cinematography
Sound editing
Sound mixing
Virunga, a Grain Media Production (Netflix)
Documentary feature
Whiplash, a Blumhouse Productions/Right of Way Films/Bold Films Production (Sony Pictures Classics)
J.K. Simmons – Performance by an actor in a supporting role
Film editing
Best picture
Sound mixing
Adapted screenplay
Wild, a Pacific Standard Production (Fox Searchlight)
Reese Witherspoon – Performance by an actress in a leading role
Laura Dern – Performance by an actress in a supporting role
Wild Tales, a Kramer & Sigman Films/El Deseo Production (Sony Pictures Classics)
Best foreign language film (Argentina)
X-Men: Days of Future Past, a 20th Century Fox Production (20th Century Fox)
Visual effects
blackhat, new Trailer
Blackhat, new full, second trailer by Michael Mann
Ieri pomeriggio, su una pagina ufficiale Facebook, dedicata a Christopher Nolan, ho “inoltrato” un’amabile discussione, con annesse repliche del “gestore”, incluso intermezzo di qualche disturbante troll rompi-cazzi, in egregia signorilità “replicante”, sì, fra amanti della fantascienza, siam blade runner anche nei post di risposte candide, “robotiche” eppur appassionate in mo(n)do (dis)umano, scandite da metronomica classe da cinefili irriducibili, su chi sia miglior fra Nolan, appunto (e virgola, dopo la parentesi, ci sarà…, scusate la digressione e, tu, apparentati con una donna volgare che bada solo alle apparenze, alleverai figli per una f-am-iglia di parenti-serpenti, da cui la malafemmina di lettera totoiana in hai aperto la parente?.. chiudila, lei sempre “la” apre, cornificandoti, io la chiudo qui, troppe virgole, abbondiamo, ché poi dicon siam provinciali…) e Mann Michael.
Tale, si chiama prefazione (non) necessaria, (in)utile, arriviamo al punto dopo il primo (capo)verso.
Se la mia p(r)osa ti fa cagare, vai a vomitare, a me va di esagerar’, “carne al fuoco” di faloticate, espressione con la quale, nel gergo “cinematografico”, s’intende il Genius-Pop, essere di nome (Stef)ano nel “tirarselo” per le “lunghe”. Mi piaccion anche quelle basse ma amo quasi soltanto il Cinema alto, (in)deciso nel dubbio fra un Nolan oramai “andato”, Interstellar, film da quattro stellette, quasi uscito dalle sal(iv)e dei buongustai, bavosi di tal raffinatezza, e blackhat, di B minuscola ma l’ho messa maiuscola per evidenziare la “biro”. E ricorda che io non ho mai “blackout”, pigliati la tua gatta “nera” ché amerò sempre quello di Edgar Allan Poe. Comunque, se un nero felino mi attraversa la strada, non mi tocco le palle, anche perché potrebbe essere una pantera negra, e sinceramente me le “gratta”. Sì, alle superstizioni, preferisco le mele “oscurantiste”, cioè me lo “inquisiscono”, “torturano” ma va “pene”…
Donna di (mal)“affare”, sì, se “lo” arraffa questa ruffiana e io il pel le “arruffo, “stantuffandola” sin a “scaldarla” come una stufa. Me ne tuffo e lei “schizza” di gran “sciacquetta”. Da cui la tua gelosia di acquolin in bocca(lone) ché te “lo bevi” tutto.
Dopo tal cagata, non me la cagai, le pisciai in testa, arriviamo al dunque, “delinquenti”.
Tu delinqui? Fidati, è meglio la “lingua”, “ficca(glie)la e ti sarà “lava-stoviglia”, (det)“ergendolo” nella “lucidatura” brillante eppur “schiumoso” nella “bagnante”. Se è sposata, attento al marito. Ti vorrà accoltellare con le posate, tu “posalo” anche a lui e poi buttalo nella spazzatura, assieme ai cessi della raccolta differenziata.
Non c’è gran differenza fra Nolan e Mann, non “accaloratevi” in faide, sfigati. Una sequenza “bollente” di Heat vale, “su per giù”, quanto le acrobazie ero(t)iche del “pipistrello”.
Da cui Il cavaliere Oscuro, non è Bale ma De Niro che, di ne(r)o, in tal splendido noir, scopa la catwoman riccioluta, Amy Brenneman, “fregando(gliel)a” nel dirle in suo “dargliela”, senza tanto “sudarsela”, che fa il “rappresentante” del cazzo… Che “tavola” calda…, “tutto”… “fila” liscio come l’olio e De Niro, da (Pin)occhio bugiardone, la penetra sborrante, “sborone”, da (mal)fattore che pensa non “verrà”… fregato e invece il poliziotto della “buoncostume”, no, della “micina”, della omicidi o delle (ra)pi(n)e, lo fotterà di sparo nel “burro”, no, nel buio, all’aeroporto…
Saran cazzi amari, ma quale mare, perché non aveva fatto i conti con Pacino, vero motherfucker “duro” a bestia…
Gli farà il popò…
Insomma, gustiamoci questo trailer cazzuto e vaffanculo!
di Stefano Falotico
The Gunman, Trailer
Non avrei mai pensato che Sean Penn potesse essere il protagonista action di un film diretto dal regista di Taken.
Invece, che fi(si)co, funziona, spacca. Ora, capisco perché Charlize Theron sta con lui.
