Members Tiago Ribeiro Posted October 23, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 Mas o ator tem de estar muito, mas muito bem mesmo pra passar por cima de críticas ruins do filme, ou pelo menos os críticos têm de acreditar nisso. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Tiago Ribeiro Posted October 23, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 Espero que a Helen Mirren tome a vaga que a Hilary aparentemente deixou. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members ricardinho Posted October 23, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 Moon, curti bastante e pode ter uma indicação em roteiro. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted October 23, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 Vão fazer campanha pro Sam Rockwell. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members MacGruber Posted October 23, 2009 Author Members Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 Também não tem crítico por aí tão animado com o trabalho da Swank pra compensar o fiasco do filme. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members -felipe- Posted October 23, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 Joe Morgenstern (Wall Street Journal): "Amelia Earhart is still missing." Os comentários estão quase tão engraçados quanto os posters do filme. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members pantalaimon Posted October 24, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 24, 2009 Vão fazer campanha pro Sam Rockwell. Muito bom, gosto muito dele. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members FeCamargo Posted October 24, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 24, 2009 Joe Morgenstern (Wall Street Journal): "Amelia Earhart is still missing." Os comentários estão quase tão engraçados quanto os posters do filme. Muito verdade! O outro lá comparando com Chun Li!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Jefferies Posted October 24, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 24, 2009 A propósito: Grass Roots Campaign for Sam Rockwell Posted by Sasha Stone On October - 24 - 2009 Man Made Movies is gunning for an Oscar nod for Sam Rockwell in Moon and has put up an online petition. With support from Slash Film and Jo Blo, they are reporting upwards of 1,000 signatures so far. They’re hoping for 1,000,000. The biggest problem here is that there aren’t enough much-needed reviews to back this up. Unfortunately, these types of things, with the best of intentions, do not often result in Oscar nominations. This is as good a time as any to talk about Oscar voter psychology, which I think I’ve become quite good at over the years (read as: I have no idea what I’m talking about). Oscar voter psychology is not any different from general psychology of all people. But here are some things you should know if you’re hoping to sway votes. 1. Never strong-arm them into voting for someone or something. It doesn’t work at all. Matter of fact, it has the reverse effect nine times out of ten. The one time it does work, usually has to do with the person truly deserving to be nominated, in which case, they would have been noticed and nominated anyway. Psychology reasoning for this: people hate to be told what to do in general. No one wants to be thought of as stupid or out of touch. If someone suggests such a thing, a voter (or person’s) likely response is, to quote Anton Chigurh, “You don’t know what you’re talking about, do you.” 2. Make them think it’s their idea. Present all of the reasons a film or person is worthy without ever falling into the trap of saying “nominate them now because they deserve it!” A typical response to that would be, Chigurh again. You guessed it. Remember, they are the ones with all of the power. That means they can choose to wield it at any time, especially when others are insinuating that they don’t know what they’re doing. 3. Reverse psychology – it works quite well. The old “this is the best film of the year but no way will the Academy nominate it. It is the best film to come along in ten years but it’s too small, too dark, the genre isn’t right, no way will the Academy go for it.” That works ten times better than “of course they’ll nominate it. There is no way they can’t nominate it.” 4. Fans don’t get films or people nominated, if anything, publicists do. A good publicist can work magic. But usually if it is a crowded category, as Best Actor usually is, it’s tougher to squeeze in, what with all of those deserving candidates. Here are the best categories to work magic in, ie, it’s possible to jigger the results: Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Original Screenplay, Original Sound, Editing and occasionally Cinematography. By jigger the results, I mean that those categories aren’t always filled with the most proficient people/films, only the most popular – if they like the movie enough, those categories can reflect broad support. 5. There is no harm in trying but if you overplay your hand you hurt the contender’s chances. By the time the Oscars roll around, and all of the awards shows have spoken, everything and everyone feels stale. It’s a delicate line to walk — too much exposure can lead to an anti-climax. Not enough exposure and they’re left in the dust. The bottom line: it actually has to be not just a good performance, but an astonishing one. And if it isn’t, the person better be a popular star in Hollywood (like Clooney or Eastwood, etc.) So there you have it. A quick and dirty, and quite lame attempt at deconstructing voter mentality. We will be keeping an eye on the Sam Rockwell Oscar Watch to see if it plays out. I haven’t seen his performance but I can tell you with a fair amount of certainty that if he is truly deserving, and better than the other Actor frontrunners, he will get in. What do you think of grassroots Oscar campaigns? Success or fail? Finally, let’s talk briefly about the Best Actor race. It is kind of impossible to talk about it since so many films have yet to be released with actors who may get noticed — Robert Downey, Jr., Morgan Freeman, Mark Wahlberg, etc. Still, we have Jeremy Renner (himself in a bit of a grass roots campaign by sites like this one and others), we have Matt Damon, we have Michael Stuhlbarg for A Serious Man, and we have Colin Firth for A Single Man. We should have Ben Wishaw for Bright Star but I’m not sure that is going to happen; his was among the most powerful performances I’ve seen this year. There is, of course, George Clooney and Viggo Mortensen. It is more than possible for Sam Rockwell to get in there. But every year there are actors who give great performances but are in films no one ever sees. Remember Jeff Goldblum in Adam Resurrected? Frank Langella in Starting Out in the Evening? Jim Carrey in ….pick any movie. Oscar heat is Oscar heat, and sometimes there is nothing anyone, even the best publicist or most devoted fan can do about it. Joe Morgenstern at the Wall Street Journal: I won’t pretend to understand the movie’s deep meaning–if it has one–but I can say three things for sure: Mr. Rockwell gives a brilliant performance, the physical production is impressive and Moon made me think. Four things: It made me smile. Bob Mondello: The actor proves capable of embodying all sorts of contradictory impulses as his character becomes tragically self-aware. But he can’t overcome a plot that goes slack at precisely the moment it should be soaring, or a corporate-villainy premise that practically begs not to be looked at too closely. AO Scott on Moon: The film’s ideas are interesting, but don’t feel entirely worked out, and Mr. Rockwell’s intriguingly strange performance (or performances) is left suspended, without the context that would give Sam’s plight its full emotional and philosophical impact. The smallness of this movie is decidedly a virtue, but also, in the end, something of a limitation. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Eu gosto do trabalho do Sam Rockwell. Em "Os Vigaristas" ele está ótimo, melhor que o Nicolas Cage. Seria bom se ele fosse indicado. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members saulomeri Posted October 24, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 24, 2009 Eu achei a prévia de Moon a melhor que vi este ano.saulomeri2009-10-24 19:23:39 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Beckin Posted October 25, 2009 Report Share Posted October 25, 2009 Pois é' date=' tem um pessoal que não gosta de clichês simplesmente por serem clichês, portanto só de serem utilizados já tornam algo ruin... Já o post do Guidon foi relacionado a opinião do Fecamargo, acho. --- Vi o último filme do Woody, Whatever Works. Não é tão bom quanto Vicky Cristina Barcelona, mas eu gostei, não entendi a implicância com o mesmo. Adorei a interação entre a personagem da Evan Rachel Wood (ótima!) e do Larry David. Dá pra lembrar de vários quotes hilários só nas cenas desses dois, mas tem alguns outros personagens bacanas também, embora eu tenha gostado bem menos da segunda parte, quando esses outros aparecem, do que da primeira. SPOILER achei que o woody podia ter feito o fim do relacionamento entre a Melody e o Boris de uma forma mais interessante, aquele outro personagem que apareceu me pareceu uma saída muito fácil FIM DO SPOILER Tem aquele roteiro característico do Woody, com direito ao personagem hipocondríaco, alguém envolvido com fotografia (ou alguma forma de arte) e por aí vai... que é sempre bem vindo.[/quote']verdade. o Whatever cai consideravelmente na segunda metade. mas cai principalmente quando o foco sai um pouco que seja do David. o Allen fez um filme todinho dependente dele, isso por um lado é ruim, mas por outro (quando ele tá em cena) é ótimo. eu adorei, ri horrores "god is gay!" haha; e a Wood tá uma delicinha, xonei [/miguxês]mas apesar de eu considerar Vicky um filme mais encorpado, esse Whatever me cativou bem mais. essa recepção meio de cara amarrada pra esse, eu acho que se deve muito a expectativa natural que o Allen gera, enquanto que Whatever é um filme simples, divertido, parecendo até bem despretensioso na sua forma. Pois é. Por mais que a Patricia Clarkson teje fantástica as cenas dela não deixam de ser um engodo meio sem graça. Teria sido mais bacana ela morando lá na caso do Boris por mais tempo, porque quando teve interação entre os dois foi bacana. Mas que bom que ela teve mais destaque nesse aqui do que em VCB. Esse quote do god is gay é fantástico . O whatever me lembra uns filmes do woody mais dos anos 80 assim, com direito aos amigos na roda de bar pedindo pra se contar a história do cara como em Broadway Danny Rose, por exemplo. É bem despretensioso mesmo mas não deixa de ser um acrescento interessante na carreira dele. E também foi bacana ver o Larry David interpretando o "papel Woody", mas ainda quero assistir o próprio voltando pra tela grande pelo menos mais uma vez, sempre gostei dele como ator também. No fim eu prefiro Vicky mesmo, que tá no meu top 5 do woody talvez... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Beckin Posted October 25, 2009 Report Share Posted October 25, 2009 Bah, valeu pela dica aí sobre Un prophète . Saiu o filme do Haneke por meios alternativos também, assim como Mother Que bom saber que a Evan está ótima' date=' torço muito pela moça, ela estava excelente em True Blood. Se filme criticado impedisse ator/atriz de ser indicado não teriamos várias indicações recentes. [/quote'] Achei a atuação dela bem decepcionante em True Blood, embora a personagem tenha sido mal aproveitada mesmo (ao menos por enquanto). Mas aqui ela tá ótima, talvez a melhor atuação dela desde Pretty Persuasion. Algumas pessoas acham que a Evan tem mania de passar do ponto as vezes, mas eu gosto desse estilo meio exagerado dela, no filme do Woody mesmo, o sotaquezão e os trejeitos caíram muito bemBeckin2009-10-25 10:07:14 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members pantalaimon Posted October 25, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 25, 2009 Eu não, pra mim é uma das melhores coisas da temporada, a participação dela. Para os poucos minutos de cena que tem, roubou completamente. Ela continua na série, com participações especiais, na próxima temporada pelo menos está garantida. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted October 25, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 25, 2009 Bah' date=' valeu pela dica aí sobre Un prophète . Saiu o filme do Haneke por meios alternativos também, assim como Mother [/quote'] Sabe se saiu o do Alain Resnais (Les Herbes Folles) ou o do Elia Suleiman (The Time That Remains)? Mantenha-nos informado sobre o que sai pela internet ou, senão, me informa por MP. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Ronny Posted October 26, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 26, 2009 Espero que a Helen Mirren tome a vaga que a Hilary aparentemente deixou. Helen Mirren wins Rome prize for The Last Station Helen Mirren takes Best Actress honors at the Rome Film Festival: Helen Mirren won Rome’s Silver Marc’Aurelio award for best actress for her performance as Leo Tolstoy’s devoted wife in Michael Hoffman’s The Last Station. Gabriele Muccino presented the honour to Mirren, who brought the house down with an acceptance speech in Italian in which she cited the inspiration of Michelangelo Antonioni’s L’Avventura and that of the iconic actresses Monica Vitti, Claudia Cardinale, Stefania Sandrelli, Gina Lollobrigida and Sophia Loren. ( Screendaily ) ________________________________________________ Esse The Last Station tá vindo com ótima repercussão por onde passa, hein? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Ronny Posted October 26, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 26, 2009 British Independent Film Awards Nominations BEST BRITISH INDEPENDENT FILMAn EducationFish TankIn The LoopMoonNowhere BoyBEST DIRECTOR (Sponsored by The Creative Partnership)Andrea Arnold – Fish TankArmando Iannucci – In The LoopDuncan Jones – MoonJane Campion – Bright StarLone Scherfig – An EducationTHE DOUGLAS HICKOX AWARD [bEST DEBUT DIRECTOR]Armando Iannucci – In The LoopDuncan Jones – MoonPeter Strickland – Katalin VargaSam Taylor Wood – Nowhere BoySamantha Morton – The UnlovedBEST SCREENPLAY (Sponsored by BBC Films)An Education – Nick HornbyFish Tank – Andrea ArnoldIn The Loop – Jesse Armstrong, Simon Blackwell, Armando Iannucci, Tony RocheMoon – Nathan ParkerNowhere Boy – Matt GreenhalghBEST ACTRESS (Sponsored by M.A.C)Abbie Cornish – Bright StarCarey Mulligan – An EducationEmily Blunt – The Young VictoriaKatie Jarvis – Fish Tank Sophie Okonedo – SkinBEST ACTOR (Sponsored by Stolichnaya Elit)Aaron Johnson – Nowhere BoyAndy Serkis – Sex & Drugs & Rock & RollPeter Capaldi – In The LoopSam Rockwell – MoonTom Hardy – BronsonBEST SUPPORTING ACTRESSAnne-Marie Duff – Nowhere BoyKerry Fox – Bright StarKierston Wareing – Fish Tank Kristin Scott Thomas – Nowhere BoyRosamund Pike – An EducationBEST SUPPORTING ACTOR (Sponsored by Stolichnaya)Alfred Molina – An EducationJim Broadbent – The Damned UnitedJohn Henshaw – Looking for Eric Michael Fassbender – Fish Tank Tom Hollander – In The LoopMOST PROMISING NEWCOMERChristian McKay – Me & Orson WellesEdward Hogg – White Lightnin’George MacKay – The Boys Are BackHilda Péter – Katalin VargaKatie Jarvis – Fish TankBEST ACHIEVEMENT IN PRODUCTIONBronsonBunny & The BullThe HideThe Imaginarium of Doctor ParnassusKatalin VargaRAINDANCE AWARD (Sponsored by Raindance)ColinThe Disappearance of Alice CreedDown TerraceExamThey Call It AcidBEST TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENT (Sponsored by 3 Mills Studios)Bright Star – Cinematography – Greig FraserBunny & The Bull – Production Design – Gary WilliamsonFish Tank – Cinematography – Robbie RyanMoon – Original Score – Clint MansellMoon – Production Design – Tony NobleBEST DOCUMENTARY (Sponsored by Chapter Media)The Age of StupidThe End of The LineMugabe and The White AfricanSons of CubaSounds Like Teen SpiritBEST BRITISH SHORTChristmas with DadLeavingLove You MoreSidney TurtlebaumWashdaysBEST FOREIGN FILMIl DivoThe Hurt LockerLet The Right One InSin NombreThe Wrestler THE RICHARD HARRIS AWARD (for outstanding contribution to British Film):Daniel Day LewisRonny2009-10-26 14:47:21 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted October 26, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 26, 2009 Nossa (para a imensa quantidade de indicações a Fish Tank)! Não acho esse filme merecedor de tanto alarde nem a pau e em nenhum sentido; é correto e só. Acho que tão querendo empurrá-lo para o Oscar. Só isso explica como preteriram a Brenda Blethyn em prol da Katie Jarvis (que tá bem, mas... nhéééééé). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Beckin Posted October 26, 2009 Report Share Posted October 26, 2009 Bastantes nomes bons aí nessa lista... nem sabia que iam lançar esse filme da Kristin Scott Thomas esse ano. Abbie cornish aparecendo, ae. Bah' date=' valeu pela dica aí sobre Un prophète . Saiu o filme do Haneke por meios alternativos também, assim como Mother [/quote'] Sabe se saiu o do Alain Resnais (Les Herbes Folles) ou o do Elia Suleiman (The Time That Remains)? Mantenha-nos informado sobre o que sai pela internet ou, senão, me informa por MP. Assim que eu souber falo sim , mas acho que nenhum dos dois saíram não. O dos Resnais vai ser lançado na França agora nas próximas duas semanas parece, então deve demorar um tempinho a aparecer em boa qualidade. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted October 27, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 27, 2009 Me surpreendi com a não indicação de Bright Star para filme. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted October 27, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 27, 2009 PRECIOUS está com ótimas críticas no RT. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Beckin Posted October 27, 2009 Report Share Posted October 27, 2009 Saiu o trailer do novo do Eastwood, o Invictus: http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/invictus/ Também saiu o trailer do novo do Greengrass, Green zone: Ambos com o Damon. O cara não para hein ? Além desses já tá fazendo outro com o Eastwood e se juntou ao elenco do novo dos Coen.Beckin2009-10-27 22:37:53 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members -felipe- Posted October 30, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 30, 2009 This is it é elegível ao Oscar de documentário? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members pantalaimon Posted October 30, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 30, 2009 Acho que sim, por que não seria? Não né?Só faltava essa, indicarem esse filme!;/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Beckin Posted October 30, 2009 Report Share Posted October 30, 2009 Parece que não é elegível não, segundo o Tom O'neil. Trailer de Cracks, com a Eva Green, dirigido pela filha do Ridley Scott: Não vai ser indicado a nada etc, mas a Eva parece ótima ali, assim como o elenco. E o filme pode vir a ser bonzinho sim Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted October 30, 2009 Members Report Share Posted October 30, 2009 Achei bastante interessante esse trailer de Cracks. As atuações parecem estar muito boas. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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