Eric the Clown

Honestly, the reception isn't that bad? Like nothing great, but there's still some positive word here and there.

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I feel like we'll probably get a trailer sometime next week in front of Spider-Verse and Mortal Engines.

Best Picture, Drama A Star is Born Black Panther BlacKkKlansman Bohemian Rhapsody If Beale Street Could Talk Best Actor, Drama Bradley Cooper Ryan Gosling Ethan Hawke Rami Malek John David Washington Best Actress, Drama Glenn Close Lady Gaga Nicole Kidman Melissa McCarthy Natalie Portman Best Picture, Comedy or Musical Crazy Rich Asians The Favourite Green Book Mary Poppins Returns Vice Best Actor, Comedy or Musical Christian Bale Henry Golding Lin-Manuel Miranda Viggo Mortensen Robert Redford Best Actress, Comedy or Musical Emily Blunt Olivia Colman Kathryn Hahn Lily James Constance Wu Best Supporting Actor Mahershala Ali Michael B. Jordan Adam Driver Sam Elliott Richard E. Grant Supporting Actress Amy Adams Regina King Margot Robbie Emma Stone Rachel Weisz Director Alfonso Cuaron Bradley Cooper Barry Jenkins Yorgos Lanthimos Spike Lee Screenplay A Star is Born BlacKkKlansman The Favourite First Reformed If Beale Street Could Talk Score First Man If Beale Street Could Talk Mary Poppins Returns Suspiria Vice Song All the Stars Here Comes the Change Revelation Shallow Trip a Little Light Fantastic Animated Feature The Grinch Incredibles 2 Isle of Dogs Ralph Breaks the Internet Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Foreign Language Film Capernaum Cold War The Guilty Never Go Away Roma

Red flag.

Movie/Day Monday Tuesday Mortal Engines 81 71 The Mule 7 18 Spider-Verse 722 757 Mary Poppins 913 867 Aquaman 1263 1101 Bumblebee 420 450

The writer of Bright 2 and the director of R.I.P.D.? It's a match made in heaven.

Let's hope this isn't a rickroll.

I believe Kristopher Tapley has said that the HFPA has seen it, and I believe they liked it fine, but that's about it.

I'm generally okay with this, but I'm not gonna be happy with the inevitable Hart-Rock bit that's probably going to last 10 minutes. There's probably gonna be a dumb Black Panther skit too.

And just an hour later... Sure, wynaut?

The Deadline article mentions that they plan to start filming next year. Guess that's going to be the October 2020 movie Disney has set.

To be fair for Vice's sake, late-breaking releases have missed AFI in the past. The Revenant and Hidden Figures didn't make the list IIRC. Although the more I think about it, I feel like AFI's list seems about right for our BP line-up. Take out First Reformed and Quiet Place, add in Roma, that's our category.

It's not on sale yet on Fandango, so no.

There ain't anything coming out this week, so let's just look at this stuff instead. Movie/Day Monday Mortal Engines 81 The Mule 7 Spider-Verse 722 Mary Poppins 913 Aquaman 1263 Bumblebee 420

You say that, but Charlie's Angels could be a very serious contender next year.

Never really got the hype over him. Of course I didn't really love either of the Netflix movies he's in. Also I'm not a 14-year old girl. That probably plays a part.

Never mind. The furry p0rn lives on.