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Oscar Voters: Don’t Overlook Some Pre-Fest Gems
8 November 2022 18:27:26Source: Variety.
Found By: Chrissie
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Thanks to Chrissie for the find.
So good to see two Viggo movies mentioned in this article at Variety:
Quote:
Pundits are focusing on Venice-Telluride-Toronto offerings, but there were a lot of goodies before those events...
Crimes of the Future (NEON)
Why has David Cronenberg never been nominated for an Oscar? It’s probably because he often creates genre films that make some people uncomfortable. The audacious and witty “Crimes” centers on humans trying to take control over their bodies. There are some squishy moments but as Viggo Mortensen's character says, “Art triumphs once again.”
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Thirteen Lives (MGM)
You might think you know all about the rescue of the young Thai soccer team and their coach from a flooded cave. But you don’t. Director Ron Howard and his team offer what Hollywood does best: a big-scale look at an event that always keeps focus on the individuals. All contributions are first-rate. And like the other films here, it’s definitely worth watching.
Crimes of the Future (NEON)
Why has David Cronenberg never been nominated for an Oscar? It’s probably because he often creates genre films that make some people uncomfortable. The audacious and witty “Crimes” centers on humans trying to take control over their bodies. There are some squishy moments but as Viggo Mortensen's character says, “Art triumphs once again.”
. . . . . .
Thirteen Lives (MGM)
You might think you know all about the rescue of the young Thai soccer team and their coach from a flooded cave. But you don’t. Director Ron Howard and his team offer what Hollywood does best: a big-scale look at an event that always keeps focus on the individuals. All contributions are first-rate. And like the other films here, it’s definitely worth watching.
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