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team moo-moo mooooove into the udder lane search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home meet the team post navigation ← older posts oscar predictions 2018 posted on february 25, 2018 by jimbo reply another year, another opportunity to make myself look foolish. this is how i think the oscars are going to go this year: best picture : between three billboards and the shape of water, i think it’ll be three billboards outside ebbing, missouri . but it might be the other one. i’m so decisive. best director : back in the day, best picture and best director always went to the same film. those days are long gone, and i think this year it’ll be split again – partly because, inexplicably, martin mcdonagh hasn’t even been nominated for three billboards. guillermo del toro is thus a shoo-in for the shape of water, partially redeeming himself after the hateful pacific rim. best actor : definitely gary oldman for his churchill in darkest hour. nobody else stands a chance. best actress : i think frances mcdormand is going to win it for three billboards. but i’ve actually put a small sneaky bet on sally hawkins for the shape of water, because i reckon her odds are far too long. best supporting actor : almost certainly sam rockwell for three billboards. best supporting actress : got to be allison janney for i, tonya. cinematography : probably blade runner 2049 , though dunkirk’s worth an outside punt. visual effects : could be blade runner or planet of the apes. it’s a coin toss, but personally i think war for the planet of the apes ‘s were better so i’ll use that as my tie-break. adapted screenplay : although i haven’t seen it yet, all the signs point to call me by your name . original screenplay : this is probably the most open of the lot, it could easily go to three billboards, get out or lady bird. so i’m going to have to go with my own pick, three billboards outside ebbing, missouri . best animated film : finishing on a near-certainty, pixar’s latest coco has got this one sewn up. posted in uncategorized | leave a reply movies 2017 – best and worst posted on february 25, 2018 by jimbo reply late again with this one – here are the films i saw in 2017, ordered by no logic other than how i want to rank them. best first. a street cat named bob – very low budget, as demonstrated by the rather random continuity, and it takes half an hour or so to build some steam, but once it does it’s just lovely. a feelgood true story like only the british can do. lego batman – just brilliant. so silly, so funny. a monster calls – liam neeson as a tree. really rather wonderful, not for kids and, like the woman behind in the cinema observed, “not at all like the bfg.” the edge of seventeen – hailee steinfeld stars as the girl on “the edge of seventeen”, going through the usual stuff. boosted by an intelligent script and a wonderfully written sardonic teacher role that woody harrelson brings to life so well. paddington 2 – just as adorable as the first, with just about all the uk equity card holders in it. except colin firth. concussion – this is the film in which will smith discovers that american football causes mental issues in later life through repeated concussions, and the nfl refuses to admit it (like tobacco companies lying about cigarettes making you dead). it has a lot of problems, from the silly bald wigs that are fooling nobody, through the bizarre casting of luke wilson as the nfl head honcho, to details like will smith saying he’s “saved all his money” whilst driving the same honking great mercedes limo that his boss does. but i was won over by will smith’s lead character dr omalu, who was delightful. t2 trainspotting – 20 years on from the excellent original, all the same cast and director conspire to make a satisfying follow-up. it probably won’t work for you if you haven’t seen the first one though. moana – a girl with magical watery powers tries to explore the sea around her native hawaiian island. i can’t put my finger on why i liked this so much but it was great. kubo and the two strings – nearly won the best animated picture oscar, beautiful and fun, for all the family. war for the planet of the apes – third in the apes series, just as intelligent as the second one, with incredible monkey-cgi but a rather contrived and clumsy ending. victoria and abdul – delightful very british tale of queen victoria’s indian right-hand man. not the first time judi dench’s queen victoria has had a mr brown. blade runner 2049 – a worthy sequel with ryan gosling doing his broody thing very well. very long but doesn’t feel it. great. war on everyone – directed by the guy who did the guard and calvary (two brilliant films), this one feels more like kiss kiss bang bang … it’s is pretty fun but nowhere near as good as the aforementioned masterpieces. maverick corrupt cop hooey made good by zippy writing. lion – really powerful but half an hour too long, dev patel stars (but weirdly gets best *supporting* bafta) as the indian kid who falls asleep on a train and loses his family. too heavily loaded towards the front of the story for my liking, but still really good. manchester by the sea – casey affleck picks up a well deserved best actor oscar in this slow character study. quite sombre but somehow watchable at the same time. bridget jones’s baby – exactly as you’d expect, and largely as good as the predecessors. i liked it. david brent: life on the road – ricky gervais resurrects his character from the office and surprisingly we don’t really notice that none of the original cast are there. should be rubbish but it’s actually rather fun. toni erdmann – germany “comedy” about a fifty-odd bloke who likes mucking about, much to the chagrin of his professional daughter. more of a black drama with the odd funny bit, it is nonetheless unforgettable. not to everybody’s tastes. men and chicken – desperately weird danish-with-subtitles character piece, it’s dark and quite funny and i enjoyed it, but you’ll need a quirky side or it’ll leave you flummoxed. la la land – with critics raving and some friends panning it, i wasn’t sure what to expect. i don’t usually get musicals, when they start singing it bursts the bubble of cinematic magic – but i ended up rather liking this one despite everything. baywatch – gentle mickey take of the inexplicably popular 1990s tv hasseldross, which is pretty funny but manages to be both ironically sexist and *actually* sexist at the same time. nobody bothered to write any jokes for any of the female characters. at all. and at times they *really* needed some. murder on the orient express – dodgy cgi reminiscent of the polar express and a daft agatha christie plot are all upstaged by kenneth branagh’s moustache. watchable tosh. goodbye christopher robin – not quite sure why i wasn’t grabbed by this one. it’s got domhnall gleeson, who i really like, and the kid playing christopher robin was brilliant. but somehow i wasn’t really bothered. atomic blonde – charize theron and james mcavoy light up the screen in this noir berlin wall spy thriller. the plot’s silly but the set pieces are worth the ticket price alone, with one astonishing single shot that covers about twenty minutes of intense fighting in a stairwell and then a car chase. that’s cgi i wholeheartedly approve of – completely transparent, so the only way you know it’s cgi is because it’s not physically possible to film such a sequence in the traditional way. top stuff. snatched – amy schumer comedy with goldie hawn getting kidnapped on holiday in ecuador, worth it for the “welcome” joke alone. i won’t spoil it. the snowman – fairly ordinary serial killer whodunnit, lifted by weirdness and the wonder that is michael fassbender. strange for many reasons – firstly because it’s in norway and people have norwegian names, yet all the signage is in english and everyone speaks with an english accent. even american jk simmons. secondly for the stunningly awful dubbing of val kilmer’s 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