Jeffrey (1995, Christopher Ashley)
6/2/18
Jeffrey (1995, Christopher Ashley)
6/2/18
Pippin: His Life and Times (1981, David Sheehan)
6/1/18
Worst
Drama (tied): The
Lonely Lady,
Gran
Torino
Runner Up: Cool
Blue
Worst
Comedy (tied): The
Lonely Guy,
I
Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
Runner
Up:
I
Will… I Will… For Now
Most
Overrated Film: Gran
Torino
Runners
Up: Before
I Wake,
Bull
Durham,
Red
Sparrow
Most
Boring Film: Red
Sparrow
Runner
Up: The
Lonely Guy
Most
Problematic Film (tied): I
Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry,
Gran
Torino
Runner Up: Storm
Warning
Honorable
Mention: The
Further Adventures of Tennessee Buck
Most
Tasteless Film: I
Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
Runner
Up: Before
I Wake
Worst
Performance: Ahney Her in Gran
Torino
Runners
Up: Bee Vang in Gran
Torino
Honorable
Mention: Clint Eastwood in Gran
Torino,
Pia Zadora in The
Lonely Lady,
Liam Neeson in Nell,
Lauren Hutton in Someone’s
Watching Me!,
Ely Pouget in Cool
Blue
Best
Worst Performance: Ahney Her in Gran
Torino
Runner
Up: Bee Vang in Gran
Torino, Laura Hutton in Someone’s Watching Me!
Honorable
Mention: Bradley Cooper in Limitless
Most
Overrated Performance: Clint Eastwood in Gran
Torino
Runners
Up: Kevin Costner in Bull
Durham, Jennifer Lawrence in
Red
Sparrow
Most
Irritating Performance: Adam Sandler in I
Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
Runner
Up: Rosie Perez in White
Men Can’t Jump
Worst
Screen Couple: Adam Sandler and Kevin James in I
Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
Runners
Up: Woody Harrelson and Ely Pouget in Cool
Blue,
Liam Neeson and Natasha Richardson in Nell,
Jennifer Lawrence and Joel Edgerton in Red
Sparrow,
Lesley Ann Warren and Peter Weller in Apology,
Diane Keaton and Elliott Gould in I
Will… I Will… For Now
Worst
Ensemble Cast: Gran
Torino
Runner
Up: I
Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry,
Worst
Cameo: David Spade in I
Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
Runner
Up: Sean Penn in Cool
Blue
Most
Unsightly Screen Presence (tied): Adam Sandler in I
Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry,
Jacob Tremblay in Before
I Wake
Runners
Up: Ann Savage in Detour,
Rosie Perez in White
Men Can’t Jump,
Jennifer Lawrence in Red
Sparrow,
Rob Lowe in Masquerade
Most
Boring Screen Presence: Kate Bosworth in Before
I Wake
Runners
Up: Harrison Ford in Presumed
Innocent,
Meg Tilly in Masquerade
Worst
Accent: Forest Whitaker in Prêt-à-Porter
(?)
Runners
Up: Liam Neeson in Nell
(American); Jennifer Lawrence, Jeremy Irons and Charlotte Rampling in
Red
Sparrow (Russian)
Best
Worst Film: Gran
Torino
Runner
Up: The
Lonely Lady
Best
Classical Noir:
On
Dangerous Ground
Runner
Up: The
Damned Don’t Cry
Best
Neo-Noir: Black
Widow
Runner
Up: Kansas
City
Best
Japanese Film: Older
Brother, Younger Sister
Runner
Up: What
Did the Lady Forget?
Best
Adventure: Bedknobs
and Broomsticks
Best
Feel-Good Film: Dazed
and Confused
Runner
Up: White
Men Can’t Jump
Most
Powerful Experience: 3
Women
Runner
Up: Parents
Most
Wonderfully Weird Film (tied): Superman
III,
3
Women
Runner
Up: Stay
Hungry,
Can
She Bake a Cherry Pie?,
True
Stories
Most
Visually Impressive Film (tied): Phase
IV,
Bedknobs
and Broomsticks
Runner
Up: The
Mask
Most
Underrated Film: Superman
III
Runner
Up: Prêt-à-Porter
Most
Fascinating Performance: Shelley Duvall in 3
Women
Runner
Up: Karen Black in Can
She Bake a Cherry Pie?,
Jennifer Jason Leigh in Kansas
City,
Sandy Dennis in That
Cold Day in the Park,
Sissy Spacek in 3
Women
Funniest
Performance (tied): Jim Carrey in Dumb
and Dumber,
The
Mask
and The
Cable Guy
Runners
Up:
Miranda
Richardson in Kansas
City,
Richard Pryor and Pamela Stephenson in Superman
III,
Shelley Duvall in 3
Women
Honorable
Mention: Parker Posey and Matthew McConaughey in Dazed
and Confused
Most
Technically Impressive Performance: Meryl Streep in Sophie’s
Choice
Best
Accent (tied): Meryl Streep in Sophie’s
Choice
(Polish), Miranda Richardson in Kansas
City
(American)
Most
Charming Performance (tied): John Goodman in True
Stories,
David Keith in The
Further Adventures of Tennessee Buck
Runners
Up: Bradley Cooper in Limitless,
Angela Lansbury in Bedknobs
and Broomsticks
Best
Screen Couple: Karen Black and Michael Emil in Can
She Bake a Cherry Pie?
Runners
Up: Randy Quaid and Mary Beth Hurt in Parents,
Jennifer Jason Leigh and Miranda Richardson in Kansas
City,
Shelley Duvall and Sissy Spacek in 3
Women,
Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson in White
Men Can’t Jump
Best
Ensemble Cast (tied): 3
Women,
Superman
III
Runner
Up: Dazed
and Confused
Honorable
Mention: Prêt-à-Porter
Best
Cinematography: Dick
Bush, Phase
IV
Runners
Up: Conrad L. Hall, Black
Widow;
George E. Diskant, On
Dangerous Ground;
Charles Rosher Jr., 3
Women;
Vilmos Zsigmond, Images;
Gordon Willis, Bad
Company
Best
Original Score: Michael Small, Black
Widow
Runners
Up: Johnny Mandel, That
Cold Day in the Park;
John Williams, Images;
Gerald Busby, 3
Women
Honorable
Mention: Brian Gascoigne, Phase
IV;
Mark Isham, Trouble
in Mind
Best
Locations: Images
Runners
Up: 3
Women,
Superman
III
Honorable
Mention: True
Stories,
Bedknobs
and Broomsticks
Best
Hunk (tied): David Keith in The
Further Adventures of Tennessee Buck,
John Goodman in The
Flintstones
Runners
Up:
Woody Harrelson in White
Men Can’t Jump,
Bruce Dern in The
Trip
Honorable
Mention: Jeff Bridges in 8
Million Ways to Die,
Nigel Davenport in Phase
IV
The Mask (1994, Chuck Russell)
5/31/18
The Lonely Guy (1984, Arthur Hiller)
5/31/18
Nell (1994, Michael Apted)
5/30/18
Killer Joe (2011, William Friedkin)
5/29/18
Cool Blue (1990, Mark Mullin, Richard Shepard)
5/29/18