Nancy (2018, Christina Choe)
10/2/18
Nancy (2018, Christina Choe)
10/2/18
American Sniper (2014, Clint Eastwood)
10/1/18
Worst
Film: Faithful
Runners
Up:
Half
Moon Street,
Zack and Miri Make a Porno,
Extreme
Measures,
I
Love Trouble
Most
Overrated Film:
Silver
Linings Playbook
Runners
Up: La
La Land,
The
Nice Guys,
Lars
and the Real Girl
Honorable
Mention:
Half
Nelson, A
Bigger Splash
Film
with Worst Tonal Issues: Fast-Walking
Film
with Worst Logic Issues: Lars
and the Real Girl
Most
Problematic Film: Observe
and Report
Worst
Performance: Sigourney
Weaver in Half
Moon Street
Runners
Up: Dermot Mulroney in Samantha,
Jennifer Lawrence in Silver
Linings Playbook,
Patricia Arquette in Bringing
Out the Dead
Honorable
Mention: Diane Keaton and Jessica Lange in Crimes
of the Heart
Most
Overrated Performance: Jennifer Lawrence in Silver
Linings Playbook
Runners Up: Sissy Spacek and Tess Harper in Crimes
of the Heart,
Jacki Weaver and Robert De Niro in Silver
Linings Playbook,
Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling in La
La Land
Honorable
Mention: Peggy Ashcroft in A
Passage to India,
Ryan Gosling in Half
Nelson,
Jane Fonda in The
Morning After
Worst
Screen Couple: Julia
Roberts and Nick Nolte in I
Love Trouble
Runners
Up:
Kelly Lynch and Barry Tubb in Warm
Summer Rain,
Nicolas Cage and Eva Mendes in Bad
Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans,
Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence in Silver
Linings Playbook,
Sigourney Weaver and Michael Caine in Half
Moon Street,
Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks in Zack and Miri Make a Porno
Worst
Cameo or Bit Part: Justin Long in
Worst
Accent: Diane Keaton in Crimes
of the Heart
(Mississippi)
Most
Irritating Screen Presence (tied): Seth
Rogen and Elizabeth Banks in
Runners
Up: Rachel McAdams in The
Notebook,
Jennifer Lawrence in Silver
Linings Playbook,
Tony Revolori in The
Grand Budapest Hotel,
Madonna in Madonna:
Truth or Dare
Honorable
Mention: Christian Bale in Empire
of the Sun
Most
Unsightly Screen Presence: James Woods in Fast-Walking
Runners Up: Domhnall Gleeson in Ex
Machina, Dakota Johnson and Tilda Swinton in A Bigger Splash
Most
Obnoxious Score: La
La Land
(Justin Hurwitz)
Runner
Up: Lars
and the Real Girl
(David Torn)
Most
Shameless Vanity Project: Madonna:
Truth or Dare
Best
Worst Film:
Rent-a-Cop
Best
New Discovery: In
the Company of Men
Runners
Up: Celebrity,
Your
Friends & Neighbors, Mandy
Funniest
Film: Deconstructing
Harry
Runners
Up: Celebrity,
Everybody
Wants Some!!,
Your
Friends & Neighbors,
In
the Company of Men
Most
Powerful Experience: Drive
Runners
Up: Mandy,
The
Ballad of Narayama,
Ex
Machina,
The
Mill and the Cross,
Stalker
Most
Wonderfully Weird Film: Messiah
of Evil
Best
Female Performance or Screen Presence: Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine
Runners
Up:
Judy Davis in Deconstructing Harry and Celebrity, Diane Keaton in Annie
Hall,
Mare Winningham in Miracle
Mile,
Stacy Edwards in In
the Company of Men,
Miranda Richardson in Dance
with a Stranger,
Sumiko Sakamoto in The
Ballad of Narayama,
Andrea Riseborough in Mandy
Honorable
Mention: Alicia Vikander in Ex
Machina
Best
Male Performance or Screen Presence: Nicolas Cage in Bad
Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
Runners
Up: Ken Ogata in The
Ballad of Narayama
and Vengeance
Is Mine, Linus Roache in Mandy,
Ryan Gosling in Drive,
Aaron Eckhart in In
the Company of Men and Your
Friends & Neighbors, Jason Patric in Your
Friends & Neighbors, Matt Malloy in In
the Company of Men, Kenneth Branagh in Celebrity,
Woody Allen in Deconstructing
Harry and Annie
Hall
Honorable
Mention: Bradley Cooper in Silver
Linings Playbook
Best
Cameo or Bit Part: Shelley Duvall in Annie
Hall
Runner
Up: Shea Wigham in Bad
Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
Most
Enjoyable Ham: Liza Minnelli in Rent-a-Cop
Runners
Up: Ellen Barkin in Johnny
Handsome, Susan Dey in Looker,
Franco Nero in The
Salamander,
Bradley Cooper in Silver
Linings Playbook,
Nicolas Cage in Bad
Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
Best
Accent: Kenneth Branagh in Celebrity
(Woody Allen)
Best
Screen Couple: Anthony Edwards and Mare Winningham in Miracle
Mile
Runner
Up: Franco Nero and Paul L. Smith in The
Salamander, Toshiro Mifune and Takashi Shimura in Drunken
Angel, Ken Ogata and Sumiko Sakamoto in The
Ballad of Narayama, Woody Allen and Diane Keaton in Annie
Hall, Nicolas Cage and Andrea Riseborough in Mandy
Best
Score: The
Ballad of Narayama (Shin’ichirō Ikebe)
Runners
Up: The
Mill and the Cross (Lech Majewski, Józef Skrzek),
Messiah
of Evil (Phillan Bishop), Stalker
(Eduard Artemev), Mandy
(Jóhann Jóhannsson), Drive
(Cliff Martinez), Miracle
Mile (Tangerine Dream)
Best
Mise-en-scène: The
Mill and the Cross
Runners
Up: Stalker,
Mandy,
Drive
Honorable
Mention: A
Bigger Splash
Best
Locations: Stalker
Runners
Up: Miracle
Mile, The
Ballad of Narayama, Messiah
of Evil
Best
Hunk: Aaron Eckhart in Your
Friends & Neighbors
Runners
Up: Franco Nero in The
Salamander,
Ryan Gosling in Lars
and the Real Girl,
The
Nice Guys
and Half
Nelson,
Russell Crowe in The
Nice Guys,
Kenneth Branagh in Celebrity,
Tyler Hoechlin and Glen Powell in Everybody
Wants Some!!,
Matthias Schoenaerts in Disorder
and A
Bigger Splash,
Vincent Lindon in Half
Moon Street,
Mel Gibson and Kurt Russell in Tequila
Sunrise,
Oscar Isaac in Ex
Machina
Honorable
Mention: Marian Makula in The
Mill and the Cross,
Beeson Carroll in Crimes
of the Heart,
Tim Rossovich in Looker,
Seth Rogen in Observe
and Report
and
Bringing Out the Dead (1999, Martin Scorsese)
9/30/18
Blue Jasmine (2013, Woody Allen)
9/30/18
Annie Hall (1977, Woody Allen)
9/29/18
Madonna: Truth or Dare (1991, Alek Keshishian)
Also known as: In Bed with Madonna
9/29/18
Observe and Report (2009, Jody Hill)
9/28/18
Tequila Sunrise (1988, Robert Towne)
9/28/18