May 16, 2010

Here's a handy French Critic scorecard for Cannes so far!

While not the final word, obviously...this is a decent guide to how things have gone so far. Thoughts?
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  1. Joey MagidsonMay 16, 2010 at 6:25 PM

    If I can find an American critics companion to go with this, I'll put it up too...

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  2. PaulMay 16, 2010 at 6:31 PM

    Oh how I wish I was there! But anyways, I've heard some really positive things about Another Year and Wall Street 2 (surprisingly). Do you think these two will now have a fair shot at the Oscars?

    And I'm sad to hear not so great things about You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger. It sounds like another miss like Whatever Works. The last great Allen movie (in my opinion) was Vicky Cristina Barcelona and I was hopeing Stranger would be as strong as that and perhaps score a spot in the 10. Oh well, perheps he'll hit he mark next year with Midnight in Paris (starring the lovely Rachel McAdams and Marion Cotillard).

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  3. Joey MagidsonMay 16, 2010 at 6:36 PM

    Those two have been the hits so far. Another Year would likely be a director/screenplay contender more than anything...as for Wall Street 2, I wouldn't hold my breath, but who knows (they might want to be weird and honor Michael Douglas twice for the same role).

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  4. Joey MagidsonMay 16, 2010 at 6:37 PM

    As for Woody's latest...I haven't read a bad review yet, but most are saying it's just about average. Not of the Vicky quality, but not the lows he experienced a half dozen flicks ago.

    Whatever the case, I'll still see it, as even the worst Woody Allen flick is still above average as compared to what's usually out there.

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  5. David DangelicoMay 17, 2010 at 8:57 AM

    I have to admit I am rather surprised Wall Street is being recieved so warmly there...especially since the trailer was so awful. Im a big fan of the first, and though I still dont think the sequel should have been made, if it gets good reviews i'll go see it in theaters.

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