Author: PlagmanRules

We’re just under three weeks away from the Academy Awards, and I think it’s high time I give my two cents as far as what I think will

We’ve arrived at Super Bowl weekend, where commonly we see good counter-programming to the NFL event of the year.  Well, the two wide releases this weekend are Rings and The Space

Sometimes the power of movies is to show us stories we didn’t know we wanted to learn about.  Hidden Figures is about the best example I can think of

In the past couple of years, Michael Keaton has been having something of a revival of his career.  After his Oscar-nominated turn in Birdman (2014) and a great supporting role

We can sit here all day and start this review by going through director M. Night Shyamalan’s career, but I think just about everybody agrees: his first three, The

Believe it or not, here we are at the final weekend of January.  And for a month that typically produces crappy content, we have a few films that

The Academy Award nominations were announced this morning, and for the most part, my predictions were pretty good.  There’s a few surprises here and there, for sure, and

Tomorrow, ladies and gents, is the big day.  The day we’ve all been waiting for: the announcement of nominations for the 2017 Academy Awards.  This is my Christmas,

We’ve reached another end of another work week, almost, so it’s time to lay down the box office predictions for the weekend, and this weekend it’s all about

It took me almost three months but I finally was able to see one of the bigger Oscar contenders of the year, Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight.  I’ll cut straight to

We’ve got a full plate this weekend: 2 movies previously in limited release expanding into wide release: Patriot’s Day and Live by Night, and 3 new wide releases: Monster Trucks, The Bye Bye

Young writer/director Damien Chazelle made a hell of a splash a couple of years ago with his indie breakout Whiplash (2014).  As a thirty-something director with no feature films beforehand,

So now we have heard from three major precursors to the Oscars: Golden Globes, Screen Actors Guild, and now the British Academy Film Awards.  I did a predictions

Following its more than impressive performance at the 74th Golden Globes, it’s time to lay down the predictions for the 70th BAFTA nominations, the British Academy Film Awards.

So the Golden Globes are over and done with, and the result was one that nobody was expecting: La La Land, the Oscar front-runner, swept the board with 7