Sentences with phrase «nabbed critics»
At just the tender age of 23, Saoirse Ronan is heading towards her third Oscar nomination for Lady Bird, having already nabbed Critics» Choice, Golden Globe and SAG nominations for the role of a Sacramento teen looking to move away and move on.
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Though it nabbed Critics» Choice and Golden Globe nominations for its two lead actors, — Emma Stone and Steve Carrell (Carrell also snuck into the SAGs Best Actor category)-- those categories are going to be way more stacked by the time the Oscars are announced.
He nabbed Critics Choice, SAG and BAFTA mentions and won the Golden Globe.
Not exact matches
Winners for the 2014 New York Film Critics Circle have been announced, with «Boyhood» nabbing best picture, best supporting actress for Patricia Arquette, and best director for Richard Linklater.
Michael Fassbender (Steve Jobs) picked up another critics win after his LA triumph last week and Cate Blanchett (Carol) nabs her first win of the season.
It led all Critics» Choice Awards nominees with 14, and this week nabbed seven noms at the Golden Globes including writing, producing and directing nods for del Toro personally.
Call Me by Your Name's Timothée Chalamet, who has already nabbed best actor wins from the L.A. Film Critics Association and New York Film Critics Circle, leads the Best Actor — Drama race, going up against Daniel Day - Lewis (Phantom Thread), Tom Hanks (The Post), Gary Oldman (Darkest Hour), and Denzel Washington (Roman J. Israel, Esq.).
Given the box office numbers and the overwhelmingly positive response from fans and critics alike (Wonder Woman is the first film in the DCEU to nab a «Certified Fresh» rating from Rotten Tomatoes), it looks like DC may be on the verge of righting its cinematic ship.
The Festival of Dangerous Ideas, held in late August at the Opera House, is a newer addition to the line - up that, per its title, always stirs up controversy and has nabbed some seriously cool names (in 2014, Salman Rushdie and the brilliant New Yorker TV critic Emily Nussbaum debated whether television has replaced the novel).