Watching football, but good to check in and see Oppenheimer doing well again. Always figured that Giamatti is going to be a problem for Murphy, thought. Paul may have the edge on Cillian with the overdue narrative for his entire body of work.

This was a good night, hopefully we can repeat it on March 10th.

That's what I'm hoping that Nolan gets director. I can live with that. Cause Barbie is too big commercially and I think there will be a strong desire by many voters to award the main prize to a huge successful female-centric story created for the most part by women. It would be an academy first.

https://variety.com/2024/film/news/national-society-of-film-critics-winners-past-lives-best-picture-2023-1235863275/ sorry Oppenheimer That's a critic's group, they tend to award small intimate films like Past Lives or foreign films. The fact that Oppenheimer was a close runner-up is actually a lit...

At least it didn't lose to KOTFM this time...

2023 Critics Poll: The Best Films and Performances, According to 158 Critics from Around the World https://www.indiewire.com/features/best-of/best-movies-2023-critics-survey-poll-performances-1234933605/ “Oppenheimer” placed second on the Best Film list, with 69 overall mentions and 17 first place ...

Nominated for everything it possible could be. Nice that Blunt got in, but it helps that the categories is six nominees. It's got a good shot for drama, but I'd give Killers the edge right now, also don't sleep on The Zone of Interest. Comedy is really strong too, with Barbie, Poor Things, and The H...

Really, Oppenheimer is not the type of film that does well with the LA critics group (Killer of the Flower Moon didn't due too hot either, Gladstone didn't even win) so Oppenheimer getting runner-up best picture is actually pretty good.

I'll take it. https://twitter.com/LAFilmCritics/status/1733999117586887108?t=8Ye1UrlxQsIk6lEPt2GeQA&s=19 Yeah, surprised it was a runner up, since Oppenheimer wasn't in the running in any of the other categories. I thought it be Poor Things or All of us Together, it's more of the LA critics type of...