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Yet, there’s no need to fret: Film beat reporters Joy Diamond and Dominic Marziali have found a few quieter releases (some streaming, some not) to put on your map.
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The anxiously anticipated film adaptation of “Dear Evan Hansen” entirely misses the mark, serving up a cringeworthy film that makes headlines for all the wrong reasons.
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Accompanied by the Los Angeles Philharmonic and — as always — her brother-producer Finneas, Eilish pays tribute to both her hometown and the decades of musical icons that have come before her through a beautiful, hourlong sequential recital of the 16-track LP.
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And as for the academy, the wins for “Mank” are a sign that the body still maintains a deep-seated aversion to change.
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So although this year’s Oscars may feel like a pyrrhic celebration of 2020 in film, they’re also a chance to take stock and remind ourselves of what film gives us and what it adds to our lives.
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Leave it to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to show the Golden Globes how it’s done. The nominees are a step up, but best of all, the Oscars are sweeping Zoom into the dustbin.
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When you’re forced to put away your phone for two hours and focus on strangers inhabiting a different world, the fear that life might be slipping through your fingers fades into the background.
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In honor of the upcoming 92nd Academy Awards, we at the Clog are filled to the brim with anticipation regarding the ceremony. Who will become a meme? Who will renounce capitalism in their acceptance speech? Is Chancellor Carol Christ invited? But no question weighs on our mind more than that
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But after a year packed with critically acclaimed, masterful films directed by women, watching the complete shutout stung more than expected.
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Whether the success of a film at the Globes is proof of a strong awards campaign, or whether the HFPA is even reflective of Oscar voters, is uncertain.
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