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NextGen Oscarwatcher – Previewing the Precursors and What Might Benefit From Them
With so much going on in the world politically, both foreign and domestic, it’s so crazy to think about the Oscar race, especially during this time period. Like an election, the average voter or person who is part of the industry that determines the winners is often less aware of or less involved…
You Can See Everything Clean Sweeps Critics Choice Documentary Awards
This wasn’t surprising. Here is the list. I voted for it in every category and I imagine everyone else did too. It won: Documentary Feature Director Editing Cinematography Score Once Upon a Time in Harlem won three awards, including Best First Documentary Feature for David Greaves, Best Archival…
Why Dave Chapelle and So Many on the Left Are “Happy” Charlie Kirk Was Assassinated
Cristian Mungiou has quietly made, if not the best film of 2026, certainly one of them, with Fjord. I don’t know if people on the Left can really understand what Fjord is saying because it’s too uncomfortable to sit with criticism when you are absolutely certain of your beliefs. Fjord captures this…
Second Cliff Booth Trailer Fleshes Out the Story
The second trailer for THE FURTHER MIS-ADVENTURES OF CLIFF BOOTH dropped and already has over 4 million views on Netflix. We get a bit more of the David Fincher of it all, which is to say – perfection. Though the hive mind will be all over La Bola Negra for the Oscars, I am holding […]
2027 Oscar Predictions: What Story Will Hollywood Tell About Itself Now?
The Oscar race is always a story about Hollywood. Each contender has an “Oscar Story,” and it’s kind of hard to win without one—or at least it used to be back in the old days. Now, with the 3,000 or so brand-new voters plucked from mostly international waters and largely due to their skin color […]
Introducing AD’s Predictions Hub and The Gate Crashers Are Back
I’ve implemented a new way to predict the Oscars over at The Predictions Hub. So far, we haven’t seen much action. You have to register and then make your picks. I will be adding more contests in the coming weeks and you can do it all with one login. I’ve also added a chat so […]
Hollywood Celebrates a Massive Win Against Trump – Does it Mean Art is Back?
Now that the Democrats have their Big Blue Tsunami and have taken control of both the House and the Senate, it’s a good time to assess where we are in history. The win was a moment to finally harpoon their mighty whale, their Moby Dick, Donald Trump. That will mean the mood at the Oscars […]
Let’s Talk Cinema with Jerm: Favorites of the ’60s
You know what absolutely sucks? Seasonal clock changes! I know many readers are in other countries, and I don’t know if this is an American thing or a worldwide thing, but either way, how do we abolish this ridiculous practice?! Dark by 5 p.m. is just awful and so depressing. Last week, I mentioned…
NextGen Oscarwatcher – The Calm Before the Storm
It’s a new month, and as stated in the previous piece, there is just not that much information on the Oscar race. The Gotham Awards announced their respective noms; you can find them here, and all that’s left to see are works from filmmakers like Robert Eggers, David Fincher, and Denis Villeneuve…
2027 Oscar Predictions: You Can See Everything and the Hive Mind
As I watched Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim appear on Scott Feinberg’s documentary panel at the Savannah Film Festival, I was thinking, “Wow, they’re really going for it.” They’re doing the Oscar dog-and-pony show at the studio’s behest. Gone are the days when a contender can sit out the awards…
The Daily Wire’s Confession Gets a Full Trailer
The Daily Wire’s Confession will play in theaters on November 11th, then stream on the Daily Wire’s app. It stars Rob Lowe, James Franco, Kodi Smit-McPhee, and Jennifer Jason Leigh. “In Stalin’s 1938 Moscow, a disillusioned former literature professor, Alexei, is arrested and brought to the…
Let’s Talk Cinema with Jerm: A Halloween Spooktacular
“They did the monster mash, it was a graveyard smash!” Happy Halloween week, my friends! Halloween has always been a favorite holiday of mine. In my house, Halloween marks the end of fall because the first weekend of November is Christmas. But we pause Christmas for Thanksgiving and then return to…
The 36th Annual Gotham Award Nominees
A precursor known for not following the status quo, here is what the Gotham Film Awards have nominated for the year of 2026. From Deadline, where one can find the article here Full list of nominees: Best Feature Clarissa Arie Esiri, Chuko Esiri, directors; Arie Esiri, Chuko Esiri, Theresa Park…
Best Picture: Can Fjord Win Hearts and Minds?
After Fjord won the Palme d’Or at Cannes, there were rumblings that it was supposedly a Conservative film, a “MAGA movie.” But this is not true. It ruminates on intolerance, when one group demands conformity and punishes dissenters. In other words, a tale as old as time. It is not a film about…
Montclair Film Festival Announces 2026 Competition & Audience Award Winners
POSSIBLE LOVE directed by Lee Chang-dong wins the 2026 Montclair Film Festival Fiction Feature Competition REHEARSALS FOR A REVOLUTION directed by Pegah Ahangarani wins the Bruce Sinofsky Award in the Documentary Feature…
NextGen Oscarwatcher – Discussing Potential Narratives of the Season
With the conclusion of the Montclair Film Festival (the fifteenth year to be exact), all that’s really left to see before the precursor starts to chime in includes Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Three, Eggers’ Werwulf, and whatever the rest of the general public hasn’t been able to see that has…
First 17 Minutes of Cliff Booth Shown at AFI
Greetings from Barstow, California, as I make my way across the country, so I couldn’t attend the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood screening at AFI and probably won’t get to see the movie until after it opens- not that Netflix would invite me, but just to say. Rumors said the David Fincher follow-up…
2027 Oscar Predictions: Hollywood Should Not Give Up On Itself
I get that I am no longer in the target demographic for the awards race. Younger generations—millennials and Gen Z—are taking over and trying to shape what the Oscars will be. That’s fine, but everyone should remember what the Oscars are supposed to be, what they were designed to do, and why they…
Ep. 102 – Your Oscar Primer for You Can See Everything
Sasha Stone, Scott Kernen, and Jeremy Jentzen discuss the Oscar chances of Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s You Can See Everything and what it would take to get it into the various guilds. What does it take to get into Best Picture and Best Director? We go through what has to happen for it to…
Finally, a Glimpse of The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth
Information about David Fincher’s upcoming Netflix film, The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth, has been coming out here and there. There will be an interview in Empire Mag dropping soon and now, Netflix’s Tudum site has dropped photos from the shoot, taking us back to 1977. Copy as follows…
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