Tag Archives: Christopher Nolan

Those Oscar Missed: Best Director

Posted on January 28, 2013 by filmscorehunter

CONTRIBUTED BY JAKE THOMPSON A director is vital to the making of a movie. The director is responsible for getting the best possible performances from the actors. The director is responsible for bringing his/her vision to life through his/her collaborations … Continue reading →

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Those Oscar Missed: Best Original Screenplay

Posted on January 10, 2013 by filmscorehunter

CONTRIBUTED BY JAKE THOMPSON Best Original Screenplay refers to a screenplay in which the material is not based on another medium. Even if the screenplay is about someone or something that was real, it would still count as an original … Continue reading →

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Those Oscar Missed: Best Adapted Screenplay

Posted on January 8, 2013 by filmscorehunter

CONTRIBUTED BY JAKE THOMPSON Best Adapted Screenplay refers to a screenplay on which the material is based on another medium (examples being short stories, novels, plays, comic books, TV shows, video games, short films, newspaper articles, or even previous films). … Continue reading →

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Blockbuster Dustup: Skyfall v. Dark Knight

Posted on November 12, 2012 by Zac Petrillo

You know something’s a little off in the movie world when Steven Spielberg’s awards season release has united cinephiles and critics alike by being described as “transfixing,” “introspective,” and “incendiary.” Now, the last major movies expected to hit multiplexes are … Continue reading →

Posted in Dark Knight, Films, Movies, Prometheus, The Avengers, Uncategorized | Tagged Blockbuster, christian bale, Christopher Nolan, cinema, Daniel Craig, film, Movies, Sam Mendes, Skyfall, steven spielberg, the avengers, The Dark Knight, Tom Hooper | 3 Comments

Following Gets Criterion Treatment

Posted on September 18, 2012 by Zac Petrillo

Back before Christopher Nolan blossomed into a transcendent filmmaker, reaching gargantuan mainstream heights with slickly-made, highly intelligent action movies, he crafted a tiny neo-noir film called Following. Even though I have sincere respect for Nolan’s recent work, I am still … Continue reading →

Posted in Christopher Nolan, Following, News | Tagged 90s, Christopher Nolan, Following, Indie, π, Jeremy Theobald, Movies, Neo-Noir, pi, Reservoir Dogs, Shallow Grave | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Christopher Nolan

Those Oscar Missed: Best Director

Those Oscar Missed: Best Original Screenplay

Those Oscar Missed: Best Adapted Screenplay

Blockbuster Dustup: Skyfall v. Dark Knight

Following Gets Criterion Treatment

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