Showing posts with label Jude Law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jude Law. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Broadway Goes Hollywood


The Tony Nominations are here! And the list for some of these categories almost looks like an Oscar shortlist, doesn't it? For example...

Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play

Jude Law, Hamlet
Alfred Molina, Red
Liev Schreiber, A View from the Bridge
Christopher Walken, A Behanding in Spokane
Denzel Washington, Fences

Apparently Denzel is the frontrunner here, but wouldn't we all love the Tony Awards if they decided to give an award to Christopher Walken? He'd be halfway to an EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony)!

Speaking of the EGOT, Catherine Zeta Jones is nominated for her performance in A Little Night Music. Since she already has the "O," arguably the hardest letter to obtain in the much coveted EGOT, wouldn't it be nice to add a "T"? We all know Emmys are easy to nab, providing you're not her. And she has a wonderful voice, so she could win a Grammy with that, or record a children's album. Gwyneth Paltrow tried that last year I believe. She didn't win.

In other movie related news, Laura Linney nabbed a nomination for her lead-actressing in the play Time Stands Still. She's somebody else that the Triple Crown (Oscar, Emmy, Tony) seems somewhat obtainable for. Or is that just wishful thinking? Do you think Oscar will ever fully embrace Linney? Emmy might (again) for her upcoming Showtime Series with Gabourey Sidibe, The Big C.

ScarJo is also nominated for her work in A View from the Bridge. She's flirted with Oscar before but has not been nominated, which is weird considering Oscar loves pretty young faces.

What say you? Anyone in mind not on the Tony shortlist that you hope to see Triple Crown and maybe, just maybe EGOT one day? Any reactions to the nominations? Predictions? Have you seen any of the shows? Sound off below!

Friday, March 19, 2010

Movie Posters

Certain movie posters are really great, and even if the film is bad, at least they have an awesome poster. Other movies receive utterly lazy posters. Time for a round-up of 2010's the good, the bad, and the ugly.


The Good:
Repo Men... simple, sweet, and blue













The Runaways... clever, eye-catching, and explosive














Letters to Juliet... those eyes, that look, those colors













The Bounty Hunter... the plot is bad, but the poster is charming












The Bad:

Green Zone... laziness in poster design will not help this dud make any money













When in Rome... both stars are pretty, but neither has that movie star factor












Extraordinary Measures... Brendan Fraser is amused, Harrison Ford is not. Neither are we













The Last Song... stop invading on our movie territory Miley!













The Ugly:
Date Night... great and super-funny stars, dullest poster













Clash of the Titans... snoozeee...













Hot Tub Time Machine... somebody must have come up with this plot and poster within a span of four hours













Legion... mind-numbingly uncreative
What are your thoughts? Comment!