Showing posts with label the king's speech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the king's speech. Show all posts

"The king's speech" triumphs at Bafta

"The king's speech" got a nice swoop of 7 baftas yesterday, 13th of February, surpassing "the social network" which ended up with only 3-best director, editing and screenplay. Well, it wasn't a shock. It is a British ceremony and the most awarded film was well ... British. No surprises here. Glad that "the girl with the dragon tattoo" got what it deserved: Best foreign film and Natalie Portman's

Oscar Predictions by ME for the glorious year of 2011



Best Picture
Black Swan
The Fighter
Inception
The Kids Are All Right
The King’s Speech
127 HoursThe Social Network Toy Story 3True Grit
Winter’s Bone
What will win: "The king's speech"-won nothing major on the Golden Globes but big on the PGA, DGA and SAG awards.
What i would like to win: "Black Swan" because it is a masterpiece around an individual's psychosynthesis with crazy scenes and

King's Speech wins big at SAG and DGA awards

Well no surprises here like last year where awards were expected to be divided between "Hurt locker" and "Avatar" with some wins on "Inglourious Basterds". At the 2011 Screen Actors Guild awards, "The king's speech" took the most important award of the night, "Outstanding performance by a cast" as well as Best actor for Colin Firth. Natalie Portman took the award for best actress for the

Oscar nominations are on and ... horrible

Woa..the oscars are becoming more predictable year by year. Also the choices sometimes are inxeplicably stupid. Ok. It's time to rock so here are my thoughts:
You have nominated the entire cast almost from "The fighter". Are they really that good? You guys left other good actors/esses.. Pointless. 
What about this? Nicole Kidman who hasn't been seen into a major award show/organisation for her

awards: King's speech wins PGA's best picture

In comparison to the laughable and massive enthusiasm for "Social Network", "the king's speech" was the big winner at the Producers Guilt Awards for best film, one of the most biggest (and influential ceremonies leading to the Oscars). Yes finally. I am pretty sure right now that "The social network" won't win anything besides the ridiculous trophies that took home from the Hollywood Foreign