All posts tagged "Short term 12"
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/ 11 years agoBrie Larson In Talks For Judd Apatow’s ‘Trainwreck’
The delectable Brie Larson, star of SHORT TERM 12, DON JON and 21 JUMP STREET, may not be returning to the...
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/ 11 years agoPhoenix Film Critics Society Award Winners
Another regional awards ceremony, another technical sweep for Alfonso Cuaron’s GRAVITY. Opting for Matthew McConaughey over current frontrunner Chiwetel Ejiofor, the...
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/ 11 years agoAustin Film Critics Association Award Winners
Brie Larson and Ryan Coogler once again find themselves indie objects of affection, this time at the hands of the Austin...
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/ 11 years agoChicago Film Critics Association Award Winners
Five wins for 12 YEARS A SLAVE and three for GRAVITY. It’s starting to become a familiar pattern. The acting awards...
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/ 11 years agoSt. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association Award Winners
St. Louis’ film critics are the latest to opt for the big four acting contenders, with Will Forte featuring as a...
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/ 11 years agoIndiana Film Journalists Association Award Winners
Now this is a little bit more like it, Indiana. After a constant stream of wins for 12 YEARS A SLAVE...
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/ 11 years agoEdgar Wright Discusses His Top Films Of 2013
Edgar Wright is not only the genius director responsible for SHAUN OF THE DEAD, HOT FUZZ and THE WORLD’S END but...
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/ 11 years agoDetroit Film Critics Society Award Winners
The Detroit Film Critics Society nominations were an interesting, and let’s face it, inspired mix. For all the Chiwetel Ejiofors, Meryl...
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/ 11 years agoEmilia Clarke Lands Sarah Connor Role In ‘Terminator: Genesis’
While she seemed the favourite given her connection to the chosen one Alan Taylor, it’s now official Game Of Thrones beauty Emilia Clarke will play...
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/ 11 years agoNational Board Of Review Award Winners
Spike Jonze’s HER has the honour of being The National Board Of Review’s Best Film of 2013. Also awarded Best Director,...
