This is followed by a business luncheon (emphasis on the eon) with a character played by Mark Strong, who is equally worshipful.
#Oscars best picture montage 2011 movie
The movie begins with Tár herself (Cate Blanchett) dishing on her life and work as a composer onstage at a New Yorker symposium, hosted by a real New Yorker guy. I wanted to! It seemed kind of funny on paper! “ Tár On Tár,” that’s a funny title for a fictional memoir!
Or perhaps more accurately, I didn’t really get Tár. Go ahead and take me off your Christmas list. Who am I, Ernest Hemingway? Ernest Hawingway? Let’s kick this old man in the C and assign some numbers to art! Art! Art! Art! (*my editors carry me off on their shoulders*) 10. Even my bottom film had a couple scenes in it I loved.īut hey, that’s enough with the hemming and hawing. There was probably no Parasite and definitely no Three Billboards this year, and most here were a mixed bag of things I loved and hated. Below my obvious top two, this year’s awards season was largely characterized by movies that were… pretty good. And let me tell you, it’s not going to be easy for me. That’s right, I am once again ranking the year’s best picture nominees in order of goodness to badness. It is to them I shall sacrifice my first born listicle! May the #content crops be bountiful - you’re welcome. Sheesh, what is this, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, or my wife trying to choose a restaurant! Women do be shoppin’, but all that historical stuff aside, the rub is that we’ve once again got a nice even number of 10 films nominated for best picture this year, and there’s nothing the internet Gods love more than nice even numbers of 10. In 2011, they changed it so that anywhere between five and 10 films could be nominated depending on vote totals, and then in 2021 they went back to a set number of 10 and here we are. In 2009, the number of nominees was expanded from five to 10.
Once again, the Academy has nominated 10 films for the best picture Oscar, with the telecast set to air this Sunday.
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