Sentences with phrase «picture nomination since»

Not exact matches

In the seven years since that threequel set box office records and earned a Best Picture nomination, the studio has had some generally liked if not quite loved triumphs (Finding Dory, Brave, Monsters University), one film that most would agree is at least in contention of «masterpiece» status (Inside Out), and some perplexing, unprecedented misses (Cars 2 & 3 plus the aforementioned Good Dinosaur).

And, though the studio was shut out of the best picture nominations for the first time since 2010, it still picked up five nominations in other categories for films such as Before Midnight (one of critics» favorites last year) and Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine.

It also snared Tarantino his first writing and directing Oscar nominations since Pulp - and got a Best Picture nod, too.

«The Tree of Life» became the first since 2002's «The Pianist» to manage a Best Picture nomination, and only the fifth since 1983 (the others being «The Piano,» «Pulp Fiction» and «Secrets and Lies»).

Most of his movies since Pulp Fiction have received more or less positive reviews (as well as Oscar nominations — both Django Unchained and Inglorious Basterds were nominated for Best Picture) though with considerable grousing.

Sutherland is still searching for his first Oscar nomination and although The Leisure Seeker could be his ticket it's getting further away by the month, especially since Sony Pictures Classics also has CMBYN.

While there hasn't be a lead performance by a female in a Best Picture winner since 2004's Million Dollar Baby, there have been plenty of supporting actress nominations, especially recently:

«Selma»'s two nominations is the lowest for a Best Picture nominee since «Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close».

I'm still going to bet that the film with the Best Picture nomination is the best bet to win (13/15 out of the past winners have had BP nominations — and no film since they expanded Best Picture has won the Eddie without a Best Pic nod), although honestly Star Wars: The Force Awakens could totally take it (and then take the Oscar too).

The biggest question mark will be for the acting nods, since we all know that without a SAG nomination, your «Best Picture» prospects are pretty much dead in the water.

No film has earned Best Picture without a Best Cast nomination since 1995, when Braveheart upset Apollo 13 at the Oscars.

No other film since 1995's «Braveheart» has taken Best Picture without also claiming a Screen Actors Guild ensemble nomination.

It was just the start, as the film went on to secure a number of Best Picture nominations and win the Producer's Guild of America's top prize (which has aligned with the Oscar's Best Picture on almost every recent year, since both organizations switched to a preferential ballot).

I still think McCarthy will receive a nomination at the Oscars since the BAFTA lineup of directors has been so wishy washy over the years in terms of matching the academy, but I definitely don't think he is winning either award (Picture or Director).

Ever since Selma received a Best Picture nomination, DuVernay has been in - demand at various Hollywood studios, being considered for projects like Marvel's Black Panther among others.

For 30 years the «No film has ever won the Best Picture Oscar without an Editing nomination since Ordinary People!»

However, all of the NYFCC's Best Pictures since 2007 have at least received a nomination for Best Picture at the Oscars and the LAFCA's selections have received nods for the past 10 years, so, if history is any indication, the odds are strong that «Boyhood» will be on the list when Best Picture Oscar nominees are announced.

At Deadline's big awards - season event, The Contenders Presented By Deadline, held in front of a packed audience of AMPAS and key guild members last month at the DGA, Sony Pictures Classics highlighted its Sundance pickup Grandma, which since has earned Golden Globe and Critics» Choice nominations for star Lily Tomlin.

It has since gone on to be nominated for a slew of awards, garnering four Golden Globes (including Best Picture (Drama)-RRB-, three SAG Awards (including Best Cast of a Motion Picture), and an impressive seven Oscar nominations that includes Best Picture, and is even considered by many to be the favorite to win.

For one thing, the Oscar nominations secured a few more weeks in theaters for «Phantom Thread,» his most commercially successful movie since his last best picture nominee, «There Will Be Blood,» which also starred Daniel Day - Lewis.

Movie buffs have actually been living through such a situation since 2009, when The Dark Knight, fresh off a $ 1 billion campaign and universal critical acclaim, did not receive a nomination for Best Picture at the Oscars.

A little bit of history on NYFCC: Last year was the first time since 2006 that their Best Picture winner did not go on to an Oscar nomination.

Since SAG first started handing out the Best Cast award in 1995 it has become a big indicator for Oscar Best Picture nominations and winners.

Perhaps the most promising indicator that the film would get some Oscar recognition came with the film's Producers Guild of America nomination for Best Picture, since the group's industry membership also includes some members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.

Since Oscar changed up to more than five Best Picture nominees, only one — Jeff Bridges in Crazy Heart — won without a Best Picture nomination.

In terms of nominations, since 1970, roughly 114 (counted myself, so give or take) out of 200 nominations were nominees in Best Picture contenders.

The Producers Guild Awards have only been around since 1990 (called the Golden Laurels back then; changing to its current name in 2002) but have historically been a very strong precursor to a Best Picture nomination.

That's incredibly important since the only film to ever win Best Picture without a nomination here was way back in 1996 when Braveheart did it.

I reviewed the film in 2009 (read the feature review here) and it since placed on scores of Top Ten lists and critics awards and received Academy Awards nominations for Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay.

No film has won Best Picture at the Oscars ® without also having received at least a Best Editing nomination since ORDINARY PEOPLE in 1981.

Since the Oscars expanded the best - picture slate in 2009, only «The Tree of Life,» «Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close» and «Amour» have made the cut without a single nomination from the four major guilds (the DGA, PGA, WGA and SAG).

Since breaking onto the Oscar scene for «Sideways,» Payne hasn't missed a Best Picture nomination.

This is the first Oscar for Pixar since Toy Story 3 delivered one of the studio's most successful awards seasons, with the film not only topping many animation lists, but also placing in many «best films of the year» lists, culminating in the capturing of a Best Picture nomination at the Oscars.

Since 2009 the Academy increased its Best Picture nominees from five to a maximum of 10, so although a SAG nomination is harder to come by, a film's chances of winning the ensemble award once nominated is up to twice as high as at the Oscars.

To win, it would have to triumph with the fewest total nominations of any Best Picture winner since the»30s, but we've been steadily moving towards Best Picture winners with fewer and fewer total nominations lately.