Greatest Movie Scenes #83 – THE RULES OF ATTRACTION
Watching The Rules of Attraction, you feel the urge to hunt these young adults down, knock the perfect teeth out of their fresh young faces…
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Oscar Picks
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Public Enemies
Up in the Air
Inglourious Basterds
An Education
The Hurt Locker
Up
A Serious Man
Broken Embraces
Funny People
In The Loop
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Mann (Public Enemies)
Reitman (Up in the Air)
Tarantino (Inglourious Basterds)
Bigelow (Hurt Locker)
Coens (A Serious Man)
BEST ACTOR
Clooney (Up in the Air)
Freeman (Invictus)
Depp (Public Enemies)
Rockwell (Moon)
Stuhlberg (A Serious Man)
BEST ACTRESS
Mulligan (An Education)
Cruz (Broken Embraces)
Ronan (Lovely Bones)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Waltz (Inglourious Basterds)
Capaldi (In the Loop)
Molina (An Education)
Gandolfini (In the Loop)
Tucci (Lovely Bones)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Farmiga (Up in the Air)
Weisz (Lovely Bones)
Laurent (Inglourious Basterds)
Greatest Scenes
Greatest Movie Scenes #82 – SAFETY LAST!
After Charles Chaplin last week, we bring you another example of a glorious scene without dialogue and possibly one of the ten most memorable images…
Greatest Movie Scenes #81 – THE GREAT DICTATOR
So I'm back in charge of the Greatest Movie Scenes feature after a brief time away from it and I promise some awesome moments of…
Greatest Movie Scenes #80 – BONNIE AND CLYDE
Bonnie and Clyde was a film that broke boundaries upon its release in 1967 and, in a monumental watershed, transcended the taboos of mainstream Hollywood…
Greatest Movie Scenes #79 – FITZCARRALDO
Klaus Kinski loved a confrontation, and it’s refreshing to see the wild-eyed blonde Teuton put up a gutsy front against someone who isn’t regular director/chosen…
Greatest Movie Scenes #78 – MOULIN ROUGE!
In 2001 Australian director Baz Luhrmann brought the musical back to the big screen with spectacular sparkle by unleashing the magnificent Moulin Rouge! on unsuspecting…
Greatest Movie Scenes #77 – AKIRA
Replicating the vigour and aesthetic excitement in totally immersive colour, the 1988 movie adaptation of Katsuhiro Ōtomo’s graphic novel series Akira is one hell of…
Greatest Movie Scenes #76 – MARTY
Ah, the sorrow and sadness of being single. It’s possible that no motion picture has managed to illustrate the loneliness and despair felt by the…
Greatest Movie Scenes #75 – ENTER THE DRAGON
Successfully blending Hong Kong martial arts mastery with the groove of early seventies Hollywood action cinema, Enter the Dragon is Bruce Lee’s most famous flick…
Greatest Movie Scenes #74 – THE INNOCENTS
Jack Clayton’s 1961 masterpiece The Innocents lasts as one of the most unnerving horror narratives in film history. The story of a governess (played by…
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