The North Texas Film Critics Association has thrown another log on the fire for Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln," the film's second critics Best Picture prize of the season. The film also won Best Director, Best...
After "Lincoln" led the way with nominations from the Houston Film Critics Society last month, it was "Argo" that took the prizes for Best Picture and Best Director. Steven Spielberg's film did win...
Director: Richard Linklater
Cast: Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy
Release Date: Sundance Premiere - January 20; no release date set
Lowdown: Richard Linklater reunites once more with Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke for the th...
Dishonorable Mentions: "2 Broke Girls" escapes my Bottom 10 because Kat Dennings has finally become the wise-cracking sitcom lead we all expected her to be and Beth Behrs is charming as well. Just ignore tha...
As members of the Academy hurry through the last screeners they need to see before committing an opinion on the year's best (for those who bother trying to get as deep into the stack as possible, that is), a number of...
After sitting idly by and watching films like "Zero Dark Thirty" and "Argo" reap most of the critics' Best Picture awards, Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" finally has one of its own, from th...
Well if you were looking for someone, anyone, to just go the least bit against the grain, the Indiana Film Journalists Association is here to save the day. After announcing nominees last week, the group has handed Bes...
I almost feel compelled to put Paul Thomas Anderson's much-discussed sixth feature film on the list because the understanding and wielding of craft is impeccable. It goes on a bit, and reminds that you can have too mu...
The second-oldest critics group in the country (behind the NYFCC), the Kansas City Film Critics Circle, has announced its slate of 2012 winners. "The Master" took Best Picture while "Life...
After four nominations and three wins for Outstanding TV Series - Drama, maybe the Hollywood Foreign Press Association just felt like "Mad Men" was getting too big for its britches? Maybe the HFPA wanted to ...
