When I started Lonely Reviewer, it was mainly to review movies and discuss different things happening within the film industry. Well, this week, we’re gonna start changing it up! Just because we’re lonely, doesn’t mean we only watch movies, we’ve got TV, video games, comic books, and music to keep us busy. So in the …
Best Motion Picture: “No Country for Old Men.” Director: Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, “No Country for Old Men.” Lead Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis, “There Will Be Blood.” Lead Actress: Marion Cotillard, “La Vie en Rose.” Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem, “No Country for Old Men.” Supporting Actress: Tilda Swinton, “Michael Clayton.” Adapted Screenplay: Joel Coen and …
So I had all the lonely reviewers send in their predictions, and who came out on top? It was a tie between myself, and Sam, with 13 correct choices. Runners up, Kinojoe and Brandin with 12 correct predictions. Stay tuned for the morning, for all sorts of Oscar coverage.
For this little feature on Lonely Reviewer, I turned to my fellow lonely reviewers to participate in a collective Oscar prediction. They sent in their predictions, using the majority, I will list lonelyreviewer.com’s Oscar Predictions in the major categories.
I’m happy to announce a little surprise, albeit a day later then I’d hoped, but the first episode of weekly Lonely Reviewer Show! Hosted by Justin and myself (Vatche). This week our hot topics are the Indy IV trailer and HD-DVD’s demise. It will be available in the iTunes store as soon as the act …
I always get excited when Universal revisits their classic Universal Monsters, but, the excitement is often followed in a bit of disappointment, specifically around Van Helsing. Talk about giving a writer/director the reigns and letting him do what he wants, they crammed so much in that movie, it ruined itself with its own potential. I’ll …
We’ve had a lot of talk about Wolverine this week, but the latest to join the already huge cast is Dominic Monaghan (TV’s Lost, and Lord of the Rings). Monaghan has been cast as Barnell, a character whose mutant power is the ability to manipulate energy and electricity, not as exciting as rapid healing and …
…and in the future, will be starring in a film about the Donner Party (maybe?). The last film I can remember with him in a lead role is Willard, which I actually never saw. But apparently, Hollywood’s infamous eccentric will be showing up in The Forlorn, a film about the Donner Party. The film has …
Tell me what you think of this premise, its the late 70s, and a bunch of middle classed teenagers contracts an STD called “the bug,” and turns them into social outcasts. This is the subject of David Fincher’s next film. He has signed on to direct an adaptation of Charles Burns’ graphic novel, Black Hole. …
That title caught your attention eh, clearly it can’t be true? The boys and girls at the Onion have got a hilarious story on a crack team of CGI artists designing an Oscar to give the ol’ action-director. Funny stuff, and worth taking a look! The picture is from the article: