Here are your 2013 Oscar nominees
They’re here! The moment all of the world waits for every year despite that fact that the Oscars matter less and less every ...
Tag: Oscars
Drafthouse releases award-season Miami Connection Ads
Just when you thought that John Carter and Battleship had this year’s awards season on lockdown, the dark-horse candidate emerges onto the foggy ...
Flixist’s Oscar Live Chat kicks off at 7 p.m. EST
It’s almost time again and we’re almost ready to lend our completely professional, very serious, entirely legit commentary to the Oscars once again ...
The 2012 Oscar winners
Many of you probably didn’t stay up last night to catch the Oscars. If you didn’t you missed a pretty middle of the ...
Flix for Short: Oscar winner The Fantastic Flying Books
Whenever I watch the Oscars and the short films pop up I’m always upset with all the amazing looking films I haven’t seen. ...
Flixist is going to the Oscars and I need your help
UPDATE: Today is the last day to ask questions. Get ’em in, folks! So, there’s this little event going down on Sunday, you ...
Oscar Shorts: Animation
I always enjoy checking out the animated shorts section at a festival, but it’s hard to keep track of what’s worth watching when ...
Oscar Shorts: Live Action
Sometimes, a short film can accomplish so much more than a full-length film. Given the truncated amount of time, it allows the filmmakers ...
The Grey getting a fall re-release to remind the Academy
You’ll be able to read this in the late morning/early afternoon tomorrow, but The Grey is already a front runner in my top ten ...
Features
This year’s biggest, most bull$#!@ Oscar snubs
We all know that this year’s Oscar nominations, much like those from the Golden Globes, suck. But perhaps you haven’t seen all of ...
Trailer: The Front Line
The Front Line is South Korea’s official entry in the Best Foreign Language Film portion of the Oscars. It tells the story of ...
Academy: Only docs w/ NYT or LAT reviews are Oscar-worthy
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will now require documentary films to be reviewed by either The New York Times or ...