Festival de Cannes 2013 (Screening tomorrow THE IMMIGRANT starring Joaquin Phoenix)

[Jack Nevada]

Its a shame Holy Motors went home empty handed. I was really positively surprised by that movie, I put it on expecting something insufferably pretentious but what I got was a wildly entertaining ride with a wicked sense of humor. I cant believe the artsy pricks of Cachiers du Cinema voted it as their favorite from 2012. 

[ChD]

I can see some good nomination for Inside Llewyn Davis (Best Picture, Screenplay, maybe for Goodman and Best Director (this will be rough), but that's it... maybe a few tech, which I highly doubt... maybe score...not sure).

 

Oscar nominations I mean.

Edited May 18, 2013 by ChD

[riczhang]

Its a shame Holy Motors went home empty handed. I was really positively surprised by that movie, I put it on expecting something insufferably pretentious but what I got was a wildly entertaining ride with a wicked sense of humor. I cant believe the artsy pricks of Cachiers du Cinema voted it as their favorite from 2012. 

 

Morretti hated it though. 

[Jack Nevada]

I dont think Llewyn Davis will get anything outside a Best screenplay nod unless its like really really great. They gave 10 nominations to their last movie.

[Jack Nevada]

Morretti hated it though. 

Did he? Thats a shame, I would have given it Best actor and Grand Prix

[CoolioD1]

There are reactions to Llewyn Davies already on twitter. Seem positive enough.

[riczhang]

I'd say, judging by the reactions, that Screenplay is probably a lock for Inside Llewyn Davis. All we needed were excellent reviews and we got them. I'm kinda worried about the distributor though. 

[Jack Nevada]

Inside Llewyn Davis Cannes reviews

 

TotalFilm: http://bit.ly/188Bi3B

Hollywood Reporter: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movie/inside-llewyn-davis/review/524956

The Telegraph: http://bit.ly/12miryj 5/5

The Guardian: http://bit.ly/12kEK7m 5/5

Indiewire: http://bit.ly/17LU4QA

Empire: http://bit.ly/17NR5Ht

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Jack Nevada]

Alejandro Jodorowsky's The Dance of Reality reviews

 

The Guardian: http://bit.ly/14B6Lt1 4/5

Indiewire: http://bit.ly/10YRJ1T

RogerEbert.com: http://bit.ly/17NVV7w

The Hollywood Reporter: http://bit.ly/19PXoXJ

 

 

[Jack Nevada]

Some of tomorrow's screenings:

 

Shield of Straw by Takashi Miike

A Castle in Italy by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi

Omar by Hany Abu-Assad

As I Lay Dying by James Franco

Hiroshima Mon Amour by Alain Resnais

The General by Buster Keaton

 

 

Edited May 19, 2013 by Jack Nevada

[Elemental]

[ChD]

Really curious to see how the Franco movie is going to get received

[riczhang]

 

:wub:

[The Stingray]

Could the Coens' one be an Oscar contender? Its getting raves.

[riczhang]

Could the Coens' one be an Oscar contender? Its getting raves.

 

It always was. I've been predicting it for BP for a while now. 

[Jack Nevada]

Kinda strange how few Out of Competition movies there are this year, and outside Gatsby none of them are big movies like usual.

[Jack Nevada]

First trailer and poster for Jodorowsky's Dance of Reality

 

 

Edited May 20, 2013 by Jack Nevada

[Elemental]

Out of competition - Blood Ties / Guillaume Canet / his first american movie

American remake of 'Les liens du sang"

 

Mixed reviews from total disappointment to good movie

 

Edited May 20, 2013 by Elemental

[acab]

I'm glad the Coens are having another great film. It's not really surprising though.

The Past is getting solid reviews also but it seems it's not in the same level as A Seperation. But not many movies are anyway.

[Jack Nevada]

Cannes announcements: First poster of Idris Elba as Nelson Mandela in Long Walk to Freedom