Whatever the makeup branch of the Academy is doing, it has to stop. I know some people really adore how this branch constantly goes out of its way to honour outright terrible films that happen to have elaborate makeup work, but two years in a row now it has come at the expense of the actual best makeup jobs of the year. Last year it was the invisibly convincing period makeup of Lincoln that gave way to the obvious (and hardly buyable) prosthetics of Hitchcock on nomination morning. This year was even worse, as the best work of the year failed to even make the bakeoff! So now we have Academy Awards nominees Bad Grandpa and The Lone Ranger, which I wouldn't mind so much if their old age makeup didn't look so rubbery and fake.
Anyway, rant over. Here is the true Best Makeup and Hair of 2013:
An impartial and unbiased (yeah right) examination of awards season madness
Showing posts with label Berger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Berger. Show all posts
Sunday, February 16, 2014
My Award nominations: Makeup and Hair
Labels:
American Hustle,
Berger,
Coulier,
Dallas Buyers Club,
Gordon (Katherine),
Lee (Adruitha),
Lone Survivor,
makeup,
Mathews,
Mungle,
My Awards,
Rush,
The Butler
Thursday, February 14, 2013
One Category at a Time: Makeup and Hairstyling
Like
it was this time last year, I find myself running around in illogical
circles trying to determine the winner of this year's Oscar for Best
Makeup and Hairstyling. Do I go with the most liked film, the coolly
received but star-transforming biopic, or the fantasy with the “most”
makeup?
Labels:
Berger,
Dartnell,
Hitchcock,
King (Peter),
Lane (Tami),
Les Miserables,
makeup,
Oscar predictions,
The Hobbit,
Westcott (Lisa)
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