Last night the Screen Actor Guild awards took place and here are the winners!
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SAG Awards 2019 – Winners
Tag: Hugh Grant
Critics Choice Awards 2019 – Winners
Awards season is in full flow now and everything is gearing towards the Academy Award nominations and then ceremony.
FILM
BEST PICTURE
Black Panther
BlacKkKlansman
The Favourite
First Man
Green Book
If Beale Street Could Talk
Mary Poppins Returns
Roma (WINNER)
A Star Is Born
Vice
About a Boy (2002) Review
Will Freeman was a cynical and immature man who is taught how to be a grown up by a young boy named Marcus. For the chance meeting to take place Will had been to single parent groups pretending to have a son in order to meet women.
A Very English Scandal (TV) Review
A Very English Scandal is a three-part TV series that looks into the scandal surrounding former British Liberal Party leader Jeremy Thorpe as he was accused of conspiracy to murder his gay ex-lover Norman Scott. Standing trial in 1979.
Screen Actor Guild Awards 2019 – Nominations
Here are the nominations for the 25th annual Screen Actor Guild Awards (SAG) for 2019 and the films from 2018 . . . As we build up very slowly towards awards season and the Oscars!
Motion Picture Honors
Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role
- Christian Bale, Vice
- Bradley Cooper, A Star Is Born
- Rami Malek, Bohemian Rhapsody
- Viggo Mortensen, Green Book
- John David Washington, BlacKkKlansman
Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role
- Emily Blunt, Mary Poppins Returns
- Glenn Close, The Wife
- Olivia Coleman, The Favourite
- Lady Gaga, A Star Is Born
- Melissa McCarthy, Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Golden Globes 2019 – Nominations
Here we go the nominations for the 2019 Golden Globe awards!
Film
Best film – drama
Black Panther
BlacKkKlansman
Bohemian Rhapsody
If Beale Street Could Talk
A Star Is Born
BAFTA Film Awards 2018 – Nominations
Here are the nomatinions for the BAFTA awards for 2017 in film with the ceremony taking place 18th February 2018!
I do always like that we get a more British feel to this one, and yes Paddington 2 and Hugh Grant has a lot of love! Which personally I am very happy about! I will do my predictions closer to the time and when we actually have all of the films out in the UK!
NEW HOST – Joanna Lumley will be hosting this year after Stephen Fry announced a few days ago that he was stepping down!
Top 10 – Best Films of 2017
I think 2017 has been a pretty impressive and good year for film, that meant that picking a top 10 was extremely hard and I have had to think a lot about what was going to make my final list. Originally I had 21 films to get down to 10 which was very tricky. I have therefore had to really think about which films I enjoyed the most this year, which made me feel good and that I would love to watch again and again.
Just missing out on the final list were the following films Colossal, Baby Driver, Dunkirk , Thor: Ragnarok, Breathe, Wonder and Get Out.
Check out the films I watched at the cinema during 2017 here.
November 2017 at the Cinema
In November I went to see 10 films at the cinema, but one of them doesn’t count towards my Unlimited Card as I had to go to Tyneside Cinema to see Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool due to it being on a limited release. So for the monthly numbers I pay £17.90 a month and 9 films at Cineworld works out at £1.98 per film. I actually thought this was a rather strong month for film!
I saw the following films:
1st – A Bad Moms Christmas – Review
3rd – Murder on the Orient Express – Review
8th – Happy Death Day – Review
10th – Paddington 2 – Review
17th – Justice League – Review
19th – Daddy’s Home 2 – Review
22nd – Ingrid Goes West – Review
24th – Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool – Review
29th – Cineworld Secret Screening 6 – Molly’s Game – Review
30th – Battle of the Sexes – Review
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Paddington 2 (2017) Review
Paddington is very happy with his life with the Brown family and very settled in London. Constantly thinking about his Aunt Lucy and how he can make her 100th birthday extra special, all leads to a pop up book of London. The only problem is that book has a hidden meaning and he’s not the only one who wants it.
