This year's Oscar ceremony was a musical extravaganza with performances from Barbara Streisand, Shirley Bassey, the cast of Les Miserables, Dreamgirls and Chicago. The most talked about performance of the evening though was our very own Adele who won the Oscar for best original song. The ceremony was held together nicely, though not without controversy by Ted creator Seth MacFarlane. But it's not the music or the presenter we're interested in, it's all about the films and who won what. Here's the full ist of winners in what has been described as the most unpredictable ceremony ever...
Custom movie poster and screen print maestro, Olly Moss, was set the task of creating a piece to commemorate the 85th Academy Awards.
Top LA printers, Gallery 1988, have released a stunning exhibit of alternative film posters for each of the nine Oscar nominees.
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Each year BAFTA selects one illustrator to create images for their awards evening.
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The Academy Award nomination ballots were sent out earlier this week, so you know what that means: Oscar season is officially under way at Lost in the Multiplex.
Today, I’ll be breaking down the above-the-line categories, letting you know which films are locks for nominations, which ones are in for the moment, and which ones are on the outside looking in.
Award season is well under way now, as the first wave of award winners have been announced in the lengthy lead up to the Academy Awards, and one film in particular is off to a flying start.
It’s no secret that big blockbusters, in particular those of the sci-fi/comic book persuasion, get side-swiped in the awards season in favour of more “out there” efforts or dramatic pieces – it’s not entirely fair and it’s not cool, but it is what it is.
In a mostly predictable evening, Michel Hazanavicius’s The Artist took home three of the night’s biggest prizes at last night’s 84th Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor for Jean Dujardin. The Artist won five Oscars overall, tying Hugo’s take for the evening, which took home awards in several technical categories.
