5. I Am Love
Of all the films to be released in 2010, I would cite this one to prove that cinema IS art. Every single detail of this film evokes emotion, whether it be the incredible performances (especially Tilda Swinton), the John Adams compositions, the production design, costume design, and the great cinematography. This is quintessential arthouse cinema, and easily one of the more fantastic forays. The story chronicles wealthy italian via russia housewife Emma's infidelities with her husband as well as other familial struggles.
Another reason i enjoy this film is the emphasis on cuisine. I (being trained in the culinary arts) reveled in this aspect of the film, and when Emma has what could be the most sexual experience of the film eating shrimp and ratatouille (quite possibly even more so than the racy scene between her and the chef she leaves her husband for) I was giddy with delight. I am one of those believers that food is art, and this didn't hurt its chances at that.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
Top 10 Films Released in 2010 #4
4. Summer Wars
Though I am by no means an "Otaku" I do occasionally enjoy the foray into japanese animation. This, of course, includes the wonderful works by ghibli's resident masters Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata. There are a few series i also enjoy, though mostly i enjoy feature films. The film in discussion Mamoru Hosada's Summer Wars is up there with the big boys of the genre.
It follows the story of a young naive nerdy japanese boy named keichi and his four day part time job playing the role of the intrepid and wily natsuki's fiance. He comes to meet a rather large and rather offbeat family: The Jinouchi clan. The family has (and is continuing to) gathered to celebrate the 90 year old matriarch's birthday. what ensues is a family drama that is both hilarious and emotionally resonant. this is only half of the plot however, for the other half of the film . THe other half is composed of an all encompassing online social network called oz. Eventually, a sentient AI called love machine is released upon the unsuspecting network and eventually causes a string of events that could lead to severely ruining the world. It sounds more farfetched in description rather than in practice! trust me!
the animation in the 'real world' is effective and clasically styled with some nice moments of animation. visually the world of Oz shines through. It's aesthetically stunning relying on red lining instead of the typical black. The avatar's are marvelously quirky ranging from a killer rabit, a yellow sardonic squirrel, and a magical girl fox.
Honestly, there's more to this movie than what appears at first glance. Hilarious, devastating, heartwarming, action-packed and thrilling. this is not only a must see for any fan of anime, but fans of film itself.
Though I am by no means an "Otaku" I do occasionally enjoy the foray into japanese animation. This, of course, includes the wonderful works by ghibli's resident masters Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata. There are a few series i also enjoy, though mostly i enjoy feature films. The film in discussion Mamoru Hosada's Summer Wars is up there with the big boys of the genre.
It follows the story of a young naive nerdy japanese boy named keichi and his four day part time job playing the role of the intrepid and wily natsuki's fiance. He comes to meet a rather large and rather offbeat family: The Jinouchi clan. The family has (and is continuing to) gathered to celebrate the 90 year old matriarch's birthday. what ensues is a family drama that is both hilarious and emotionally resonant. this is only half of the plot however, for the other half of the film . THe other half is composed of an all encompassing online social network called oz. Eventually, a sentient AI called love machine is released upon the unsuspecting network and eventually causes a string of events that could lead to severely ruining the world. It sounds more farfetched in description rather than in practice! trust me!
the animation in the 'real world' is effective and clasically styled with some nice moments of animation. visually the world of Oz shines through. It's aesthetically stunning relying on red lining instead of the typical black. The avatar's are marvelously quirky ranging from a killer rabit, a yellow sardonic squirrel, and a magical girl fox.
Honestly, there's more to this movie than what appears at first glance. Hilarious, devastating, heartwarming, action-packed and thrilling. this is not only a must see for any fan of anime, but fans of film itself.
Top 10 movies released in 2010 #3
3. Black Swan
Firstly: this film is NUTS. There were many times during both my first and second viewing of this film where the only thoughts that passed through my head was: "Is this seriously fucking happening." Much like my discussion of Inception I'll try not to give anything away, but I will say that the last 20 minutes of this film were easily the most over the top of the past year in cinema. The plot is straightforward. It follows the journey into insanity of the ballerina Nina Sayers (played wonderfully by the always great Natalie Portman) after aquisition of the role of the swan princess in tchaikovsky's ballet Swan Lake.
The subtle art direction and costume design really add to the film without being too 'in your face' such as with Alice in Wonderland or other films of the like. The cinematography is equally effective with some splendid handheld moments as well as beautiful close-ups. The editing was also splendidly done, and really helped in the unnerving nature of the film.
What I find so interesting (and slightly humorous about the project) is how dichotomous in nature this film is to Aronofsky's last project The Wrestler. Both films chronicle the struggles of two performers and their subsequent descents into 'oblivion'. One is heartbreaking, the other horrifying. Both: Phenominal.
The performance by Portman is the clear standout, with some people even calling it an 'acting vehicle' for her. I disagree, considering the all around gret performances by the entire cast. Portman still shines naturally, especially in the more heartfelt moments, such as the phonecall to her mother after she gets the part. Mila Kunis, Barbara Hershey, and Winona Rider also do very decent jobs in their parts. I will have to say I'm glad that Kunis wasn't nominated as many predicted. She added some nice brevity to the film, but she didn't add up to the 5 women nominated, nor some of the ones who weren't.
All in all this film was explosive, exciting, frightening, and fantastic. This is easily a psychological thriller that will be remembered for years to come.
Firstly: this film is NUTS. There were many times during both my first and second viewing of this film where the only thoughts that passed through my head was: "Is this seriously fucking happening." Much like my discussion of Inception I'll try not to give anything away, but I will say that the last 20 minutes of this film were easily the most over the top of the past year in cinema. The plot is straightforward. It follows the journey into insanity of the ballerina Nina Sayers (played wonderfully by the always great Natalie Portman) after aquisition of the role of the swan princess in tchaikovsky's ballet Swan Lake.
The subtle art direction and costume design really add to the film without being too 'in your face' such as with Alice in Wonderland or other films of the like. The cinematography is equally effective with some splendid handheld moments as well as beautiful close-ups. The editing was also splendidly done, and really helped in the unnerving nature of the film.
What I find so interesting (and slightly humorous about the project) is how dichotomous in nature this film is to Aronofsky's last project The Wrestler. Both films chronicle the struggles of two performers and their subsequent descents into 'oblivion'. One is heartbreaking, the other horrifying. Both: Phenominal.
The performance by Portman is the clear standout, with some people even calling it an 'acting vehicle' for her. I disagree, considering the all around gret performances by the entire cast. Portman still shines naturally, especially in the more heartfelt moments, such as the phonecall to her mother after she gets the part. Mila Kunis, Barbara Hershey, and Winona Rider also do very decent jobs in their parts. I will have to say I'm glad that Kunis wasn't nominated as many predicted. She added some nice brevity to the film, but she didn't add up to the 5 women nominated, nor some of the ones who weren't.
All in all this film was explosive, exciting, frightening, and fantastic. This is easily a psychological thriller that will be remembered for years to come.
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Top 10 Films Released in 2010 #2
2. Inception
Honestly, I don't know what I can say about this film that hasn't already been said. I'm going to try to avoid any spoilers or even give too much away as far as the 'mystery' surrounding the film is concerned. I'll try to stick to the technical aspects and the like. However, As far as the narrative goes, the thing that truly keeps this film from being a run of the mill sci-fi adventure a la surogates or the upcoming limitless is the relationship between Cobb (di Caprio) and Mal(Marion Cotillard). It's strained and ultimately unreal, but witnessing the pain he feels when he sees her and the desperation in her eyes in two or three choice scenes really gives the film an emotional anchor which adds the depth other sci-fi thrillers are missing.
Technically speaking, this film is THE BEST of 2010. Wally Pfister's cinematography, Lee Smith's editing (flabergastingly snubbed of an oscar nomination), and the sound and production designs are nearly flawless. As well, the visual effects are top notch, endlessly exciting, and always feel real. One thing i truly enjoyed about this film is that it was not film, covered, nor did it really need to rely upon the inclusion of 3d. The stunt crew really deserve some props as well because they were Awesome. I wish I could say it more eloquently, but come on...
Although acting wise it was not the strongest of the year, the cast was still incredibly solid. The standout for me was the always near perfect Marion Cotillard who basically acted circles around the rest of the cast in her small but poignant (and devious) performance. DiCaprio is as the rottentomatoes show called it "on autopilot, it's a perfectly capable autopilot, but nothing special" or thereabouts. it's not a direct quote, but the sentiment is there. The remainder of the cast did a decent job, especially the breakthrough Tom Hardy as the suave brittish Eames.
Another standout from the film besides it's exceptional screenplay and visuals was the addition of Hans Zimmers intense pounding score which powerfully evokes the song of inspiration: Edith Piaf's "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien".
This may be Chris Nolan's masterpiece, and I(like many others) am excited to see what this soon to be "Master Director" has in store.
Honestly, I don't know what I can say about this film that hasn't already been said. I'm going to try to avoid any spoilers or even give too much away as far as the 'mystery' surrounding the film is concerned. I'll try to stick to the technical aspects and the like. However, As far as the narrative goes, the thing that truly keeps this film from being a run of the mill sci-fi adventure a la surogates or the upcoming limitless is the relationship between Cobb (di Caprio) and Mal(Marion Cotillard). It's strained and ultimately unreal, but witnessing the pain he feels when he sees her and the desperation in her eyes in two or three choice scenes really gives the film an emotional anchor which adds the depth other sci-fi thrillers are missing.
Technically speaking, this film is THE BEST of 2010. Wally Pfister's cinematography, Lee Smith's editing (flabergastingly snubbed of an oscar nomination), and the sound and production designs are nearly flawless. As well, the visual effects are top notch, endlessly exciting, and always feel real. One thing i truly enjoyed about this film is that it was not film, covered, nor did it really need to rely upon the inclusion of 3d. The stunt crew really deserve some props as well because they were Awesome. I wish I could say it more eloquently, but come on...
Although acting wise it was not the strongest of the year, the cast was still incredibly solid. The standout for me was the always near perfect Marion Cotillard who basically acted circles around the rest of the cast in her small but poignant (and devious) performance. DiCaprio is as the rottentomatoes show called it "on autopilot, it's a perfectly capable autopilot, but nothing special" or thereabouts. it's not a direct quote, but the sentiment is there. The remainder of the cast did a decent job, especially the breakthrough Tom Hardy as the suave brittish Eames.
Another standout from the film besides it's exceptional screenplay and visuals was the addition of Hans Zimmers intense pounding score which powerfully evokes the song of inspiration: Edith Piaf's "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien".
This may be Chris Nolan's masterpiece, and I(like many others) am excited to see what this soon to be "Master Director" has in store.
Friday, March 11, 2011
Top 10 Films Released in 2010 #1
I'm Doing this in order from best onward
1. Never Let Me Go
Honestly, I was skeptikal when I first started watching this film. I had recently read the book and fallen in love with it's muted and dismal story telling, oddly life affirming messages, and exceptionally written characters. Although I felt that the exposition was much stronger in the novel (a natural occurence in adaptations), but the film delivered on the devastation ten-fold. There is a desperation that the actors bring to the film which the novel couldn't do with just words alone. I think the best example of this is the scene in the diner at the Norfolk cost. The characters rod and krissy are discussing the topic of defferals with the three main characters: Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy. The magnitude of the situation comes across much more in the film because of the two actors sad and eager faces which in the book only felt conversational. That being said the book is phenominal, and the film compliments it well. This is one of the rare cases where I think that the film is on par with its source material, mainly because one has what the other lacks.
Technically speaking the film is really well done. The Art Direction is fantastic. There is an austere dilapidation to all the buildings, such as Hailsham, the bording school, or the cottages where the characters venture to after their stays at said school. Where the craft portion of the film really shines is the cinematography. It really conveys a stark darkness throughout the film, even in the brightest of places. The only exception is the fields of hailsham which feel bright and safe and brimming with a strange childlike wonderment which works for that portion of the film.
The Adaptation is really well done as well. The plot (which follows the lives of 3 young children in their journey into adulthood where they learn that they are clones whose sole purpose in life is to have their organs harvested) has very few minor changes from the novel, and none of them are really jarring.
Where this film shines the most (other than Ishiguro(the novelist)'s narrative) is the performances by the three principals. Although Andrew Garfield(Tommy) does a nice job, the film truly belongs to Carey Mulligan(Kathy) and Keira Knightly(Ruth). I was pleansantly suprised to see the amount of subtlety in Mulligans performance after the powerhouse one in An Education(for which she was robbed of an oscar). Knightly, as always, gives a great performance, and hers is the most forward of the three. Honestly, I wish she would have been nominated and won the oscar for best supporting actress, she was really that good.
All in all this movie is fantastic, and has secured a place as my number four favorite film of all time.
1. Never Let Me Go
Honestly, I was skeptikal when I first started watching this film. I had recently read the book and fallen in love with it's muted and dismal story telling, oddly life affirming messages, and exceptionally written characters. Although I felt that the exposition was much stronger in the novel (a natural occurence in adaptations), but the film delivered on the devastation ten-fold. There is a desperation that the actors bring to the film which the novel couldn't do with just words alone. I think the best example of this is the scene in the diner at the Norfolk cost. The characters rod and krissy are discussing the topic of defferals with the three main characters: Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy. The magnitude of the situation comes across much more in the film because of the two actors sad and eager faces which in the book only felt conversational. That being said the book is phenominal, and the film compliments it well. This is one of the rare cases where I think that the film is on par with its source material, mainly because one has what the other lacks.
Technically speaking the film is really well done. The Art Direction is fantastic. There is an austere dilapidation to all the buildings, such as Hailsham, the bording school, or the cottages where the characters venture to after their stays at said school. Where the craft portion of the film really shines is the cinematography. It really conveys a stark darkness throughout the film, even in the brightest of places. The only exception is the fields of hailsham which feel bright and safe and brimming with a strange childlike wonderment which works for that portion of the film.
The Adaptation is really well done as well. The plot (which follows the lives of 3 young children in their journey into adulthood where they learn that they are clones whose sole purpose in life is to have their organs harvested) has very few minor changes from the novel, and none of them are really jarring.
Where this film shines the most (other than Ishiguro(the novelist)'s narrative) is the performances by the three principals. Although Andrew Garfield(Tommy) does a nice job, the film truly belongs to Carey Mulligan(Kathy) and Keira Knightly(Ruth). I was pleansantly suprised to see the amount of subtlety in Mulligans performance after the powerhouse one in An Education(for which she was robbed of an oscar). Knightly, as always, gives a great performance, and hers is the most forward of the three. Honestly, I wish she would have been nominated and won the oscar for best supporting actress, she was really that good.
All in all this movie is fantastic, and has secured a place as my number four favorite film of all time.
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Best Supporting Actor-My Picks
1936-Walter Brennan: Come and Get it
1937-Ralph Bellamy: The Awful Truth
1938-Lionel Barrymore-You Can't Take it With You
1939:Claude Rains-Mr. Smith goes to Washington
1940:Jack Oakie-The great dictator
1941:Donald Crisp-How Green was My Valley
1942:Van Heflin-Johnny Eager
1943:Paul Henried-Casablanca
1944:Clifton Webb-Laura
1945:Robert Mitchum-The Story of G.I. Joe
1946:Harold Russel-The Best Years of Our Lives
1947:Edmund Gwenn-Miracle on 34th Street
1948:Walter Huston-Treasure of the Sierra Madre
1949:John Ireland-All the King's Men
1950:George Sanders-All About Eve
1951:Karl Malden-A Streetcar Named Desire
1952:Donald O'Conner-Singin' in the Rain
1953:Eddie Albert-Roman Holiday
1954:Lee J. Cobb-On the Waterfront
1955:Jack Lemmon-Mister Roberts
1956:Anthony Perkins-Friendly Persuasion
1957:Red Buttons-Sayonara
1958:Burl Ives-cat on a hot tin roof
1959:Joseph Shildkraut-Diary of Anne Frank
1960:Fred McMurray-The Apartment
1961:Russ Tamblyn-West Side Story
1962:Omar Sharif-Lawrence of Arabia
1963:Melvyn Douglas-Hud
1964:Peter Ustinov-topkapi
1965:Tom Courtenay-Dr. Zhivago
1966:George Segall-Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
1967:George Kennedy-Cool Hand Luke
1968:Gene Wilder-The Producers
1969:Gig Young-They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
1970:John Mills-Ryan's Daughter
1971:Ben Johnson-Last Picture Show
1972:Joel Grey-Cabaret
1973:Randy Quaid-The Last Detail
1974:Fred Astaire-The Towering Inferno
1975:George Burns-The Sunshine Boys
1976: Robert Duvall-Network
1977:Jason Robards-Julia
1978:Christopher Walken-The Deer Hunter
1979:Mickey Rooney-The Black Stallion
1980:Timothy Hutton-Ordinary People
1981: John Gielgud-Arthur
1982: Robert Preston-Victor Victoria
1983:Jack Nicholson-Terms of Endearment
1984:Haing S. Ngor-The Killing Fields
1985:Klaus Maria Brandauer-Out of Africa
1986:Michael Caine-Hannah and Her Sisters
1987:Morgan Freeman-Street Smart
1988:Kevin Kline-A Fish Called Wanda
1989:Denzel Washington-Glory
1990:Joe Pesci-Goodfellas
1991:Harvey Keitel-Bugsy
1992:Jaye Davidson-The Crying Game
1993:Ralph Fiennes-Schindler's List
1994:Martin Landau-Ed Wood
1995:Kevin Spacey-The Usual Suspects
1996:William H. Macy-Fargo
1997:Robin Williams-Good Will Hunting
1998:Ed Harris-The Truman Show
1999:Michael Clark Duncan-The Green Mile
2000:Benicio Del Toro-Traffic
2001:Jim Broadbent-Iris/Moulin Rouge
2002:Chris Cooper-Adaptation
2003:Ken Watanabe-The Last Samaurai
2004:Clive Owen-Closer
2005:Paul Giamatti-Cinderella Man
2006:Steve Carrell-Little Miss Sunshine
2007:Javier Bardem-No Country for Old Men
2008:Heath Ledger-The Dark Knight
2009:Christoph Waltz-Inglorious Basterds
2010:Christian Bale-The Fighter
1937-Ralph Bellamy: The Awful Truth
1938-Lionel Barrymore-You Can't Take it With You
1939:Claude Rains-Mr. Smith goes to Washington
1940:Jack Oakie-The great dictator
1941:Donald Crisp-How Green was My Valley
1942:Van Heflin-Johnny Eager
1943:Paul Henried-Casablanca
1944:Clifton Webb-Laura
1945:Robert Mitchum-The Story of G.I. Joe
1946:Harold Russel-The Best Years of Our Lives
1947:Edmund Gwenn-Miracle on 34th Street
1948:Walter Huston-Treasure of the Sierra Madre
1949:John Ireland-All the King's Men
1950:George Sanders-All About Eve
1951:Karl Malden-A Streetcar Named Desire
1952:Donald O'Conner-Singin' in the Rain
1953:Eddie Albert-Roman Holiday
1954:Lee J. Cobb-On the Waterfront
1955:Jack Lemmon-Mister Roberts
1956:Anthony Perkins-Friendly Persuasion
1957:Red Buttons-Sayonara
1958:Burl Ives-cat on a hot tin roof
1959:Joseph Shildkraut-Diary of Anne Frank
1960:Fred McMurray-The Apartment
1961:Russ Tamblyn-West Side Story
1962:Omar Sharif-Lawrence of Arabia
1963:Melvyn Douglas-Hud
1964:Peter Ustinov-topkapi
1965:Tom Courtenay-Dr. Zhivago
1966:George Segall-Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
1967:George Kennedy-Cool Hand Luke
1968:Gene Wilder-The Producers
1969:Gig Young-They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
1970:John Mills-Ryan's Daughter
1971:Ben Johnson-Last Picture Show
1972:Joel Grey-Cabaret
1973:Randy Quaid-The Last Detail
1974:Fred Astaire-The Towering Inferno
1975:George Burns-The Sunshine Boys
1976: Robert Duvall-Network
1977:Jason Robards-Julia
1978:Christopher Walken-The Deer Hunter
1979:Mickey Rooney-The Black Stallion
1980:Timothy Hutton-Ordinary People
1981: John Gielgud-Arthur
1982: Robert Preston-Victor Victoria
1983:Jack Nicholson-Terms of Endearment
1984:Haing S. Ngor-The Killing Fields
1985:Klaus Maria Brandauer-Out of Africa
1986:Michael Caine-Hannah and Her Sisters
1987:Morgan Freeman-Street Smart
1988:Kevin Kline-A Fish Called Wanda
1989:Denzel Washington-Glory
1990:Joe Pesci-Goodfellas
1991:Harvey Keitel-Bugsy
1992:Jaye Davidson-The Crying Game
1993:Ralph Fiennes-Schindler's List
1994:Martin Landau-Ed Wood
1995:Kevin Spacey-The Usual Suspects
1996:William H. Macy-Fargo
1997:Robin Williams-Good Will Hunting
1998:Ed Harris-The Truman Show
1999:Michael Clark Duncan-The Green Mile
2000:Benicio Del Toro-Traffic
2001:Jim Broadbent-Iris/Moulin Rouge
2002:Chris Cooper-Adaptation
2003:Ken Watanabe-The Last Samaurai
2004:Clive Owen-Closer
2005:Paul Giamatti-Cinderella Man
2006:Steve Carrell-Little Miss Sunshine
2007:Javier Bardem-No Country for Old Men
2008:Heath Ledger-The Dark Knight
2009:Christoph Waltz-Inglorious Basterds
2010:Christian Bale-The Fighter
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Best Supporting Actress (my picks)
1936: Louise Rainer-The great ziegfeld
1937:May whitty-Night Must Fall
1938:Faye Bainter-Jezebel
1939:Hattie McDaniel-Gone With the Wind
1940:Jane Darwell-The Grapes of Wrath
1941:Mary Astor-The Maltese Falcon
1942:Teresa Wright-Mrs. Miniver
1943:Katina Paxinou-For Whom the Bell Tolls
1944:Angela Lansbury-Gaslight
1945:Eve Arden-Mildred Pierce
1946:Myrna Loy-The Best Years of Our Lives
1947:Celeste Holm-Gentlemen's Agreement
1948:Claire Trevor-Key Largo
1949:Mercedes McCambrige-All the King's Men
1950:Anne Baxter-All About Eve
1951:Kim Hunter-Streetcar Named Desire
1952:Gloria Grahame-The Greatest Show on Earth
1953:Donna Reed-From Here to Eternity
1954:Eva Marie Saint-On the Waterfront
1955:Betsy Blair-Marty
1956:Dorothy Malone-Written on the Wind
1957:Elsa Lanchester-Witness for the Prosecution
1958:Wendy Hiller-Separate Tables
1959:Juanita Moore-Imitation of Life
1960:Janet Leigh-Psycho
1961:Rita Moreno-West Side Story
1962:Patty Duke-the Miracle Worker
TIE:Angela Lansbury-The Manchurian Candidate
1963:Lilia Skala-Lillies of the Field
1964:Lila Kedrova-Zorba the Greek
1965:Shelly Winters-A Patch of Blue
1966:Sandy Dennis-Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
1967:Carol Channing-Thoroughly Modern Millie
1968:Ruth Gordon-Rosemary's Baby
1969:Susanah York-They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
1970:Helen Hayes-Airport
1971:Cloris Leachman-THe Last Picture Show
1972:Eileen Heckart-Butterflies are Free
1973:Tatum O'Neil-Paper Moon
1974:Madeline Kahn-Blazing Saddles
1975:Lilly Tomlin-Nashville
1976:Beatrice Straight-Network
1977:Vanessa Redgrave-Julia
1978:Maggie Smith-California Suite
1979:Candice Bergen-Starting Over
1980:Kathy Moriarty-Raging Bull
1981:Maureen Stapleton-Reds
1982:Glenn Close-The World According to Garp
1983:Linda Hunt-THe Year of Living Dangerously
1984:Peggy Ashcroft-A Passage to India
1985:Meg Tilly-Agnes of God
1986:Diane Wiest-Hannah and Her Sisters
1987:Olympia Dukakis-Moonstruck
1988:Geena Davis-The Accidental Tourist
1989:Brenda Fricker-My Left Foot
1990:Whoopi Goldberg-Ghost
1991:Juliette Lewis-Cape Fear
1992:Judy Davis-Husbands and Wives
1993:Anna Paquin-The Piano
1994:Diane Wiest-Bullets Over Brodway
1995:Kate Winslet-Sense and Sensibility
1996:Juliette Binoche-The English Patient
1997:Minnie Driver-Good Will Hunting
1998:Joan Allen-Pleasantville
1999:Antonia San Juan-All About My Mother (Todo Sobre Mi Madre)
2000:Jennifer Connelly-Requiem for a Dream
2001:Maris Tomei-In the Bedroom
2002:Catherine Zeta Jones-Chicago
2003:Marcia Gay Harden-Mystic River
2004:Natalie Portman-Closer
2005:Rachel Weisz-The Constant Gardener
2006:Cate Blanchett-Notes on a Scandal
2007:Tilda Swinton-Michael Clayton
2008:Elsa Zilberstien-I've Loved You So Long (Il y a Longtemps que Je T'aime)
2009:Mo'Nique-Precious
2010:Keira Knightly-Never Let Me Go
1937:May whitty-Night Must Fall
1938:Faye Bainter-Jezebel
1939:Hattie McDaniel-Gone With the Wind
1940:Jane Darwell-The Grapes of Wrath
1941:Mary Astor-The Maltese Falcon
1942:Teresa Wright-Mrs. Miniver
1943:Katina Paxinou-For Whom the Bell Tolls
1944:Angela Lansbury-Gaslight
1945:Eve Arden-Mildred Pierce
1946:Myrna Loy-The Best Years of Our Lives
1947:Celeste Holm-Gentlemen's Agreement
1948:Claire Trevor-Key Largo
1949:Mercedes McCambrige-All the King's Men
1950:Anne Baxter-All About Eve
1951:Kim Hunter-Streetcar Named Desire
1952:Gloria Grahame-The Greatest Show on Earth
1953:Donna Reed-From Here to Eternity
1954:Eva Marie Saint-On the Waterfront
1955:Betsy Blair-Marty
1956:Dorothy Malone-Written on the Wind
1957:Elsa Lanchester-Witness for the Prosecution
1958:Wendy Hiller-Separate Tables
1959:Juanita Moore-Imitation of Life
1960:Janet Leigh-Psycho
1961:Rita Moreno-West Side Story
1962:Patty Duke-the Miracle Worker
TIE:Angela Lansbury-The Manchurian Candidate
1963:Lilia Skala-Lillies of the Field
1964:Lila Kedrova-Zorba the Greek
1965:Shelly Winters-A Patch of Blue
1966:Sandy Dennis-Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
1967:Carol Channing-Thoroughly Modern Millie
1968:Ruth Gordon-Rosemary's Baby
1969:Susanah York-They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
1970:Helen Hayes-Airport
1971:Cloris Leachman-THe Last Picture Show
1972:Eileen Heckart-Butterflies are Free
1973:Tatum O'Neil-Paper Moon
1974:Madeline Kahn-Blazing Saddles
1975:Lilly Tomlin-Nashville
1976:Beatrice Straight-Network
1977:Vanessa Redgrave-Julia
1978:Maggie Smith-California Suite
1979:Candice Bergen-Starting Over
1980:Kathy Moriarty-Raging Bull
1981:Maureen Stapleton-Reds
1982:Glenn Close-The World According to Garp
1983:Linda Hunt-THe Year of Living Dangerously
1984:Peggy Ashcroft-A Passage to India
1985:Meg Tilly-Agnes of God
1986:Diane Wiest-Hannah and Her Sisters
1987:Olympia Dukakis-Moonstruck
1988:Geena Davis-The Accidental Tourist
1989:Brenda Fricker-My Left Foot
1990:Whoopi Goldberg-Ghost
1991:Juliette Lewis-Cape Fear
1992:Judy Davis-Husbands and Wives
1993:Anna Paquin-The Piano
1994:Diane Wiest-Bullets Over Brodway
1995:Kate Winslet-Sense and Sensibility
1996:Juliette Binoche-The English Patient
1997:Minnie Driver-Good Will Hunting
1998:Joan Allen-Pleasantville
1999:Antonia San Juan-All About My Mother (Todo Sobre Mi Madre)
2000:Jennifer Connelly-Requiem for a Dream
2001:Maris Tomei-In the Bedroom
2002:Catherine Zeta Jones-Chicago
2003:Marcia Gay Harden-Mystic River
2004:Natalie Portman-Closer
2005:Rachel Weisz-The Constant Gardener
2006:Cate Blanchett-Notes on a Scandal
2007:Tilda Swinton-Michael Clayton
2008:Elsa Zilberstien-I've Loved You So Long (Il y a Longtemps que Je T'aime)
2009:Mo'Nique-Precious
2010:Keira Knightly-Never Let Me Go
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Best Actor in a Leading Role (my picks)
1928:emil jannings-the last command
1929:Chester Morris-Alibi
1930:George Arliss-Disraeli
1931:Lionel Barrymore-A Free Soul
1932:Frederic March-Dr. Jeckyll
1933:Charles Laughton-The Private Lives of Henry VIII
1934:Clark Gable-It Happened One Night
1935:Victor McLaglen-The Informer
1936:William Powell-My Man Godfrey
1937:Spencer Tracy-Captain's Courageous
1938:Spencer Tracy-Boy's Town
1939:James Stewart-Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
1940:Henry Fonda-The Grapes of Wrath
1941:Orson Welles-Citizen Kane
1942:Gary Cooper-The Pride of the Yankees
1943:Humphrey Bogert-Casablanca
1944:Charles Boyer-Gaslight
1945:Ray Milland-The Lost Weekend
1946:James Stewart-It's a Wonderful Life
1947:Ronald Coleman-A Double Life
1948:Lawrence Olivier-Hamlet
1949:Broderick Crawford-All the King's Men
1950:William Holden-Sunset Blvd.
1951:Marlon Brando-A Streetcar Named Desire
1952:Gary Cooper-High Noon
1953:Montgomery Clift-From Here to Eternity
1954:Marlon Brando-On the Waterfront
1955:Ernest Borgnine-Marty
1956:Rock Hudson-Giant
1957:Alec Guiness-Bridge on the River Kwai
1958:David Niven-Seperate Tables
1959:Lawrence Harvey-A Room at the Top
1960:Jack Lemmon-The Apartment
1961:Maximilian Schell-Judgement at Nuremburg
1962:Gregory Peck-To Kill a Mockingbird
1963:Sidney Poitier-Lillies of the Field
1964:Anthony Quinn-Zorba the Greek
1965:Rod Steiger-The Pawnbroker
1966:Richard Burton-Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
1967:Paul Newman-Cool Hand Luke
1968:Peter O'Toole-The Lion in Winter
1969:John Voigt-Midnight Cowboy
1970:George C. Scott-Patton
1971:Gene Hackman-the French Connection
1972:Paul Winfield-Sounder
1973:Jack Lemmon-Save the Tiger
1974:Dustin Hoffman-Lenny
1975:Jack Nicholson-One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest
1976:Peter Finch-Network
1977:Marcello Mastroianni-A special day
1978:Robert De Niro-The Deer Hunter
1979:Peter Sellers-Being There
1980:Robert De Niro-Raging Bull
1981:Henry Fonda-On Golden Pond
1982:Ben Kingsley-Ghandi
1983:Robert Duvall-Tender Mercies
1984:F.Murray Abraham-Amadeus
1985:William Hurt-Kiss of the Spider Woman
1986:Bob Hoskins-Mona Lisa
1987:William Hurt-Broadcast News
1988:Max von Syndow-Pelle the Conquerer
1989:Daniel Day Lewis-My Left Foot
1990:Jeremy Irons-A reversal of fortune
1991:Anthony Hopkins-The Silence of the Lambs
1992:Clint Eastwood-Unforgiven
1993:Liam Neeson-Schindler's List
1994:Tom Hanks-Forest Gump
1995:Nicolas Cage-Leaving Las Vegas
1996:Geoffrey Rush-Shine
1997:Jack Nicolson-As good as it gets
1998:Edward Norton-American History X
1999:Kevin Spacey-American Beauty
2000:Ed Harris-Pollack
2001:Tom Wilkinson-In the Bedroom
2002:Adrian Brody-The Pianist
2003:Bill Murray-Lost in Translation
2004:Don Cheadle-Hotel Rwanda
2005:Phillip Seymour Hoffman-Capote
2006:Forest Whitaker-The Last King of Scottland
2007:George Clooney-Michael Clayton
2008:Mickey Rourke-the Wrestler
2009:Colin Firth-A Single Man
2010:Colin Firth-The King's Speech
1929:Chester Morris-Alibi
1930:George Arliss-Disraeli
1931:Lionel Barrymore-A Free Soul
1932:Frederic March-Dr. Jeckyll
1933:Charles Laughton-The Private Lives of Henry VIII
1934:Clark Gable-It Happened One Night
1935:Victor McLaglen-The Informer
1936:William Powell-My Man Godfrey
1937:Spencer Tracy-Captain's Courageous
1938:Spencer Tracy-Boy's Town
1939:James Stewart-Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
1940:Henry Fonda-The Grapes of Wrath
1941:Orson Welles-Citizen Kane
1942:Gary Cooper-The Pride of the Yankees
1943:Humphrey Bogert-Casablanca
1944:Charles Boyer-Gaslight
1945:Ray Milland-The Lost Weekend
1946:James Stewart-It's a Wonderful Life
1947:Ronald Coleman-A Double Life
1948:Lawrence Olivier-Hamlet
1949:Broderick Crawford-All the King's Men
1950:William Holden-Sunset Blvd.
1951:Marlon Brando-A Streetcar Named Desire
1952:Gary Cooper-High Noon
1953:Montgomery Clift-From Here to Eternity
1954:Marlon Brando-On the Waterfront
1955:Ernest Borgnine-Marty
1956:Rock Hudson-Giant
1957:Alec Guiness-Bridge on the River Kwai
1958:David Niven-Seperate Tables
1959:Lawrence Harvey-A Room at the Top
1960:Jack Lemmon-The Apartment
1961:Maximilian Schell-Judgement at Nuremburg
1962:Gregory Peck-To Kill a Mockingbird
1963:Sidney Poitier-Lillies of the Field
1964:Anthony Quinn-Zorba the Greek
1965:Rod Steiger-The Pawnbroker
1966:Richard Burton-Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
1967:Paul Newman-Cool Hand Luke
1968:Peter O'Toole-The Lion in Winter
1969:John Voigt-Midnight Cowboy
1970:George C. Scott-Patton
1971:Gene Hackman-the French Connection
1972:Paul Winfield-Sounder
1973:Jack Lemmon-Save the Tiger
1974:Dustin Hoffman-Lenny
1975:Jack Nicholson-One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest
1976:Peter Finch-Network
1977:Marcello Mastroianni-A special day
1978:Robert De Niro-The Deer Hunter
1979:Peter Sellers-Being There
1980:Robert De Niro-Raging Bull
1981:Henry Fonda-On Golden Pond
1982:Ben Kingsley-Ghandi
1983:Robert Duvall-Tender Mercies
1984:F.Murray Abraham-Amadeus
1985:William Hurt-Kiss of the Spider Woman
1986:Bob Hoskins-Mona Lisa
1987:William Hurt-Broadcast News
1988:Max von Syndow-Pelle the Conquerer
1989:Daniel Day Lewis-My Left Foot
1990:Jeremy Irons-A reversal of fortune
1991:Anthony Hopkins-The Silence of the Lambs
1992:Clint Eastwood-Unforgiven
1993:Liam Neeson-Schindler's List
1994:Tom Hanks-Forest Gump
1995:Nicolas Cage-Leaving Las Vegas
1996:Geoffrey Rush-Shine
1997:Jack Nicolson-As good as it gets
1998:Edward Norton-American History X
1999:Kevin Spacey-American Beauty
2000:Ed Harris-Pollack
2001:Tom Wilkinson-In the Bedroom
2002:Adrian Brody-The Pianist
2003:Bill Murray-Lost in Translation
2004:Don Cheadle-Hotel Rwanda
2005:Phillip Seymour Hoffman-Capote
2006:Forest Whitaker-The Last King of Scottland
2007:George Clooney-Michael Clayton
2008:Mickey Rourke-the Wrestler
2009:Colin Firth-A Single Man
2010:Colin Firth-The King's Speech
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Academy Award for Best Actress (If I picked the winners)
1928:Janet Gaynor-Sunrise
1929:Mary Pickford-Coquette
1930:Norma Shearer-The Divorcee
1931:Marie Dressler-Min and Bill
1932:Helen Hays-The Sin of Madelon Claudet
1933:May Robson-Lady for a Day
1934:Claudette Colbert-It Happened One Night
1935:Katherine Hepburn-Alice Adams
1936:Carole Lombard-My Man Godfrey
1937:Louise Rainer-The Good Earth
1938:Bette Davis-Jezebel
1939:Vivian Leigh-Gone With the Wind
1940:Joan Fontaine-Rebecca
1941:Barbara Stanwyck-The Lady Eve
1942:Greer Garson-Mrs. Miniver
1943:Ingrid Bergman-Casablanca
1944:Ingrid Bergman-Gaslight
1945:Joan Crawford-Mildred Pierce
1946:Celia Johnson-Brief Encounter
1947:Susan Hayward-Smash Up: Story of a Woman
1948:Jane Wyman-Johnny Belinda
1949:Olivia De Havilland-The Heiress
1950:Bette Davis-All About Eve
1951:Vivian Leigh-A Streetcar Named Desire
1952:Shirley Booth-Come Back Little Sheba
1953:Audrey Hepburn-Roman Holiday
1954:Judy Garland-A Star is Born
1955:Anna Magnani-The Rose Tattoo
1956:Katharine Hepburn-The Rainmaker
1957:Joanne Woodward-The Three Faces of Eve
1958:Susan Hayward-I Want to Live!
1959:Elizabeth Taylor-Suddenly, Last Summer
1960:Melena Mercouri-Never on a Sunday
1961:Natalie Wood-Splendor in the Grass
1963:Katherine Hepburn-Long Day's Journey Into Night
1963:Leslie Carron-The L Shaped Room
1964:Sophie Loren-Marriage, Italian Style
1965:Julie Christie-Darling
1966:Elizabeth Taylor-Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
1967:Anne Bancroft-The Graduate
1968:Katherine Hepburn-The Lion in Winter
1969:Maggie Smith-The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
1970:Carrie Snodgress-Diary of a Mad Housewife
1971:Jane Fonda-Klute
1972:Liza Minelli-Cabaret
1973:Glenda Jackson-A Touch of Class
1974:Ellen Burstyn-Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
1975:Anne-Margret-Tommy
1976:Faye Dunaway-Network
1977:Jane Fonda-Julia
1978:Geraldine Page-Interiors
1979:Sally Field-Norma Rae
1980:Sissy Spacek-Coal Miner's Daughter
1981:Dianne Keaton-Reds
1982:Meryl Streep-Sophie's Choice
1983:Shirley McLaine-Terms of Endearment
1984:Vanessa Redgrave-The Bostonians
1985:Whoopie Goldberg-The Color Purple
1986:Marliee Matlin-Children of a Lesser God
1987:Sally Kirkland-Anna
1988:Jodie Foster-The Accused
1989:Jessica Tandy-Driving Miss Daisy
1990:Kathy Bates-Misery
1991:Jodie Foster-The Silence of the Lambs
1992:Emma Thompson-Howard's End
1993:Holly Hunter-The Piano
1994:Jessica Lange-Blue Sky
1995:Susan Sarandon-Dead Man Walking
1996:Frances McDormand-Fargo
1997:Helena Bohnam Carter-The Wings of a Dove
1998:Cate Blanchett-Elizabeth
1999:Hillary Swank-Boys Don't Cry
2000:Ellen Burstyn-Requiem for a Dream
2001:Nicole Kidman-Moulin Rouge!
2002:Julianne Moore-Far From Heaven
2003:Charlize Theron-Monster
2004:Kate Winslet-Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2005:Felicity Huffman-Transamerica
2006:Helen Mirren-The Queen
2007:Marion Cotillard-La Vie En Rose
2008:Anne Hathaway-Rachel Getting Married
2009:Carey Mulligan-An Education
2010:Natalie Portman-Black Swan
1929:Mary Pickford-Coquette
1930:Norma Shearer-The Divorcee
1931:Marie Dressler-Min and Bill
1932:Helen Hays-The Sin of Madelon Claudet
1933:May Robson-Lady for a Day
1934:Claudette Colbert-It Happened One Night
1935:Katherine Hepburn-Alice Adams
1936:Carole Lombard-My Man Godfrey
1937:Louise Rainer-The Good Earth
1938:Bette Davis-Jezebel
1939:Vivian Leigh-Gone With the Wind
1940:Joan Fontaine-Rebecca
1941:Barbara Stanwyck-The Lady Eve
1942:Greer Garson-Mrs. Miniver
1943:Ingrid Bergman-Casablanca
1944:Ingrid Bergman-Gaslight
1945:Joan Crawford-Mildred Pierce
1946:Celia Johnson-Brief Encounter
1947:Susan Hayward-Smash Up: Story of a Woman
1948:Jane Wyman-Johnny Belinda
1949:Olivia De Havilland-The Heiress
1950:Bette Davis-All About Eve
1951:Vivian Leigh-A Streetcar Named Desire
1952:Shirley Booth-Come Back Little Sheba
1953:Audrey Hepburn-Roman Holiday
1954:Judy Garland-A Star is Born
1955:Anna Magnani-The Rose Tattoo
1956:Katharine Hepburn-The Rainmaker
1957:Joanne Woodward-The Three Faces of Eve
1958:Susan Hayward-I Want to Live!
1959:Elizabeth Taylor-Suddenly, Last Summer
1960:Melena Mercouri-Never on a Sunday
1961:Natalie Wood-Splendor in the Grass
1963:Katherine Hepburn-Long Day's Journey Into Night
1963:Leslie Carron-The L Shaped Room
1964:Sophie Loren-Marriage, Italian Style
1965:Julie Christie-Darling
1966:Elizabeth Taylor-Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
1967:Anne Bancroft-The Graduate
1968:Katherine Hepburn-The Lion in Winter
1969:Maggie Smith-The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
1970:Carrie Snodgress-Diary of a Mad Housewife
1971:Jane Fonda-Klute
1972:Liza Minelli-Cabaret
1973:Glenda Jackson-A Touch of Class
1974:Ellen Burstyn-Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
1975:Anne-Margret-Tommy
1976:Faye Dunaway-Network
1977:Jane Fonda-Julia
1978:Geraldine Page-Interiors
1979:Sally Field-Norma Rae
1980:Sissy Spacek-Coal Miner's Daughter
1981:Dianne Keaton-Reds
1982:Meryl Streep-Sophie's Choice
1983:Shirley McLaine-Terms of Endearment
1984:Vanessa Redgrave-The Bostonians
1985:Whoopie Goldberg-The Color Purple
1986:Marliee Matlin-Children of a Lesser God
1987:Sally Kirkland-Anna
1988:Jodie Foster-The Accused
1989:Jessica Tandy-Driving Miss Daisy
1990:Kathy Bates-Misery
1991:Jodie Foster-The Silence of the Lambs
1992:Emma Thompson-Howard's End
1993:Holly Hunter-The Piano
1994:Jessica Lange-Blue Sky
1995:Susan Sarandon-Dead Man Walking
1996:Frances McDormand-Fargo
1997:Helena Bohnam Carter-The Wings of a Dove
1998:Cate Blanchett-Elizabeth
1999:Hillary Swank-Boys Don't Cry
2000:Ellen Burstyn-Requiem for a Dream
2001:Nicole Kidman-Moulin Rouge!
2002:Julianne Moore-Far From Heaven
2003:Charlize Theron-Monster
2004:Kate Winslet-Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2005:Felicity Huffman-Transamerica
2006:Helen Mirren-The Queen
2007:Marion Cotillard-La Vie En Rose
2008:Anne Hathaway-Rachel Getting Married
2009:Carey Mulligan-An Education
2010:Natalie Portman-Black Swan
My pics for Best Picture (Academy Awards)
1928:Sunrise
1929:Alibi
1930:All Quiet on the Western Front
1931:M
1932: Grand Hotel
1933:42nd Street
1934:It Happened One Night
1935:The Thin Man
1936:Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
1937:The Good Earth
1938:You Can't Take It With You
1939:Gone With the Wind
1940:Rebecca
1941:Citezen Kane
1942:Mrs. Miniver
1943:Casablanca
1944:Double Indemnity
1945:The Lost Weekend
1946:The Best Years of Our Lives
1947:The Bishop's Wife
1948:Hamlet
1949:The Heiress
1950:All About Eve
1951:A Streetcar Named Desire
1952:Singin' in the Rain
1953:Roman Holiday
1954:On the Waterfront
1955:Marty
1956:Giant
1957:The Bridge on the River Kwai
1958:Gigi
1959:Diary of Anne Frank
1960:The Apartment
1961:West Side Story
1962:Lawrence of Arabia
1963:America, America
1964:Dr. Strangelove
1965:Dr. Zhivago
1966:Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
1967:The Graduate
1968:The Lion in Winter
1969:They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
1970:Patton
1971:A Clockwork Orange
1972:Cabaret/The Godfather
1973:American Grafitti
1974:Chinatown
1975:One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest
1976:Network
1977:Annie Hall
1978:The Deer Hunter
1979:Kramer vs. Kramer
1980:Ordinary People
1981:Reds
1982:E.T.
1983:Terms of Endearment
1984:Amadeus
1985:Kiss of the Spider Woman
1986:Platoon
1987:The Last Emporer
1988:Rain Man
1989:Dead Poet's Society
1990:Goodfellas
1991:The Silence of the Lambs
1992:Howard's End
1993:Schindler's List
1994:The Shawshank Redemption
1995:Dead Man Walking
1996:Fargo
1997:Good Will Hunting
1998:Shakespeare in Love
1999:American Beauty
2000:Traffic
2001:In the Bedroom
2002:Talk to Her
2003:Mystic River
2004:Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2005:Munich
2006:Little Miss Sunshine
2007:There Will Be Blood
2008:Slumdog Millionaire
2009:Up in the Air
2010:Inception
1929:Alibi
1930:All Quiet on the Western Front
1931:M
1932: Grand Hotel
1933:42nd Street
1934:It Happened One Night
1935:The Thin Man
1936:Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
1937:The Good Earth
1938:You Can't Take It With You
1939:Gone With the Wind
1940:Rebecca
1941:Citezen Kane
1942:Mrs. Miniver
1943:Casablanca
1944:Double Indemnity
1945:The Lost Weekend
1946:The Best Years of Our Lives
1947:The Bishop's Wife
1948:Hamlet
1949:The Heiress
1950:All About Eve
1951:A Streetcar Named Desire
1952:Singin' in the Rain
1953:Roman Holiday
1954:On the Waterfront
1955:Marty
1956:Giant
1957:The Bridge on the River Kwai
1958:Gigi
1959:Diary of Anne Frank
1960:The Apartment
1961:West Side Story
1962:Lawrence of Arabia
1963:America, America
1964:Dr. Strangelove
1965:Dr. Zhivago
1966:Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
1967:The Graduate
1968:The Lion in Winter
1969:They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
1970:Patton
1971:A Clockwork Orange
1972:Cabaret/The Godfather
1973:American Grafitti
1974:Chinatown
1975:One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest
1976:Network
1977:Annie Hall
1978:The Deer Hunter
1979:Kramer vs. Kramer
1980:Ordinary People
1981:Reds
1982:E.T.
1983:Terms of Endearment
1984:Amadeus
1985:Kiss of the Spider Woman
1986:Platoon
1987:The Last Emporer
1988:Rain Man
1989:Dead Poet's Society
1990:Goodfellas
1991:The Silence of the Lambs
1992:Howard's End
1993:Schindler's List
1994:The Shawshank Redemption
1995:Dead Man Walking
1996:Fargo
1997:Good Will Hunting
1998:Shakespeare in Love
1999:American Beauty
2000:Traffic
2001:In the Bedroom
2002:Talk to Her
2003:Mystic River
2004:Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2005:Munich
2006:Little Miss Sunshine
2007:There Will Be Blood
2008:Slumdog Millionaire
2009:Up in the Air
2010:Inception
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