The 2015 BAFTA Nominees Rundown
With the 2015 BAFTAs coming up, Callie Petch guides you through the likely winners and losers of all of the major categories.
With the 2015 BAFTAs coming up, Callie Petch guides you through the likely winners and losers of all of the major categories.
These were the best, around. Nothing’s ever gonna bring them down.
In the final Screen 1 of 2014, the pair look at the close to Peter Jackson’s Hobbit trilogy, Callie shares some surprising thoughts on Tinker Bell & The Legend Of The Neverbeast, and the pair offer up one half of each of their respective lists because they are a goddamn shambles. Like what you hear?… Read More Screen 1 (15/12/2014)
The people were rather unmoved by Exodus: Gods and Kings, Top Five thankfully makes the top five, Inherent Vice has the worst opening of anything ever, Wild runs wild on you, brother, and Other Box Office News.
Self-fulfilling prophecy comes true as nothing really makes money or switches places since nothing came out, and Other Box Office News.
Mockingjay insults the rest of the chart, Penguins of Madagascar smile and wave goodbye to a lot of money, nobody particularly like Horrible Bosses now, and Other Box Office News.
Mockingjay fails to catch Fire – a headline that literally every other writer has already used in a week where literally nothing else happened, and Other Box Office News.
Dumb and Dumber audiences turn up in droves for Dumb and Dumber To, Beyond the Lights exists an imaginary pile of cash, Christmas is doomed, and Other Box Office News.
Interstellar’s opening isn’t so stellar, Big Hero $56 million, The Theory of Everything lacks an easy pun for this headline, and Other Box Office News.
Ouija makes contact with idiot spirits who have money to burn, St. Vincent is the kind of clown that’s crying on the inside, Laggies doesn’t lag behind, John Wick underwhelms goddammit, and Other Box Office News.