After a lean couple of years, 2015 saw the race for Best Adapted Screenplay return to high competitive form: Terrific adaptations like Steve Jobs and 45 Years couldn't find room in a field crowded mostly by Best Picture nominees: Critics prizes have been split every which way: And until the PGA pointed to our Best Picture frontrunner, it felt as though any of the five nominees had a legit shot at winning. It's a shame the contest has devolved into such an open-and-shut case.
An impartial and unbiased (yeah right) examination of awards season madness
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Showing posts with label Goddard. Show all posts
Monday, February 15, 2016
One Category at a Time: Adapted Screenplay
Labels:
adapted screenplay,
Brooklyn,
Carol,
Donoghue,
Goddard,
Hornby,
McKay,
Nagy,
Oscar predictions,
Randolph,
Room,
The Big Short,
The Martian
Sunday, January 24, 2016
My Award Nominations: Adapted Screenplay
A far more competitive field than it was last year, with some truly heartbreaking decisions about who to leave off. But five is the ceiling, and these are the five Adapted Screenplays that I thought were tops:
Labels:
adapted screenplay,
Carol,
Donoghue,
Goddard,
Hatcher (Jeffrey),
Mr. Holmes,
My Awards,
Nagy,
Room,
Sorkin,
Steve Jobs,
The Martian
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