Tuesday, April 29, 2025

Awards

Challenging Perceptions: Zendaya on Tashi Duncan

Zendaya's face as Tashi Duncan dominated the posters for Luca Guadagnino's erotic tennis drama Challengers. The former prodigy, now wife and manager of fading champion Art Donaldson (Mike Faist), with her purple...

Chasing The Gold: Interview with Matt Wood, Co-Star of ‘Saturday Night’

Saturday Night has been one of this year’s film surprises, with an exciting young ensemble cast and a lovely return for director Jason Reitman. The biggest surprise, though, is Matt Wood’s performance as the iconic...

Chasing The Gold: Editing Time

I like to romanticize editing as an art in and of itself. Unlike painting, sculpture, stage performance, or photography, film gets the benefit of an edit. A scene in a movie can...

Chasing the Gold: Best Actress: The Legacy Oscar

There is a concept that circulates every award season and is pervasive in every conversation about the performance categories. It's called a "Legacy Oscar." Essentially, a "Legacy Oscar" is about rewarding a...

Chasing the Gold: Best Picture: Superheroes are No Longer Golden

It seemed for a while there (pre-pandemic) that superhero films were building to something. It seemed a sort of legitimacy was developing within critic's groups and awards circuits as the genre ballooned...

Chasing the Gold: Best Original Screenplay: The Real, the Weird, and the Dramedy

I've discovered that rather than trying to categorize the five nominated films in Best Original Screenplay into archetypes like you would with Best Picture— the Indie Darling, the Blockbuster, the Genre Defier,...

Chasing the Gold: ‘September 5’ and ‘The Substance’ Test the Power of Hopedictions in a Year Without Frontrunners

Pundits handicap Oscar nominations on a spectrum between activism and dispassionate observation. Even those who typically lean toward the latter pole will occasionally (when wading through the uncertainties of a category’s bottom...

Chasing the Gold: Best Actor: Colman Domingo and Male Vulnerability Stripped Bare

Power is almost always equated with violence: all of those old-school movie heroes, from John Wayne to Arnold Schwarzenegger, were males who proved their worth on screen through killing, mutilating, beating the...

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