Showing posts with label ACCA 2003. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ACCA 2003. Show all posts

May 20, 2010

Over a Dozen new Updates at The Awards Circuit!

A plethora of new Film Reviews (including some new perspectives to old ones, all found here):
Cyrus, The Square, Robin Hood, Looking for Eric, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Please Give, Iron Man 2, The Human Centipede, The Losers, Harry Brown, The Back-Up Plan, and Death at a Funeral.

New perspectives on: Kick-Ass, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and Chloe.

We also have an article on the elevating 3-D trend that has been hitting our theaters, is it here to stay? READ Here.

Also, our first official TV Review of HBO's 10-part Mini-series, The Pacific, is here.

And in case you don't want to watch the video, here's a link to the list of the 2003 ACCA Winners. HERE.

May 6, 2010

Under the Circuit: Sam Rockwell

The next underrated, Oscar-less actor had been chosen. Sam Rockwell, star of such films as Moon, Matchstick Men, and Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, is one of the best actors working today. Joey takes a look at his career up until now.

Have a read HERE.

Also, check out the Winners of the 2003 ACCA awards. Click HERE.

May 5, 2010

ACCA Winners For 2003 Are Here!

Our sincerest apologies for the lateness of these results, but at last, they are finally here. Let us know what you think of the winners. Who should have won? Who should have been nominated? Who shouldn't have been nominated? And what are your predictions for 2002? Enjoy the results video right here:

April 25, 2010

Apologies for the AC Hiatus...

...there has been much going on with The Awards Circuit but most of all, putting together a new layout and fixing up the new blog that will be used this awards season. Also, Staff Writer John H. Foote will be running a LIVE blog for the Toronto film festival, and I am building that one as well.

I ask that you please remain a bit more patient as I fix this up. In other news, this week, ACCA 2003 winners will be announced for your pleasure as well as a half-dozen reviews of recently released feature films.

Comment. Talk amongst yourselves.

April 18, 2010

The 2003 Awards Circuit Staff Top 10's come out, along with an Under the Circuit article on Jim Carrey!

Yes, we'll soon know what the big winners of the 2003 Awards Circuit Community Awards are, but until then , we on the staff have let loose our Top 10 lists for that year. They all can be found here, so check them out, let us know what you think, and tell us what your top 10's for 2003 would have been!
We also have the next article in our Under the Circuit Series, this one on Jim Carrey. Check it out here and let us know who to tackle next!
-Thoughts on the Staff Top 10 lists and the Under the Circuit article?

Behold our fearless leader Clayton's Davis Awards for 2003!

Yes, in advance of the ACCA 2003 winners being announced, here's what our editor Clayton would pick as his personal winners. The Davis Award winners can be found here, so check them out and let us know what you think!
-What would be your award winners for 2003?

April 17, 2010

ACCA voting is now closed...

...so stay tuned for the announcement of the winners!

April 12, 2010

Friday ends 2003's Awards Circuit Community Awards...

...so get those final votes in here and stay tuned to find out who wins, along with getting to see the staff's 2003 Top Ten lists!

April 2, 2010

Start voting for your 2003 Awards Circuit Community Awards winners!

Yes, the polls are open, so go here and make your choices. Will The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King dominate like at the Oscars? Can Lost in Translation pull an upset? What will happen? Be sure to vote and stay tuned to find out!
Also on the main page is an article on cinema in the 1970's. It's a great look back, so go here and check it out. It's a must read!
-Thoughts on how ACCA will turn out?

ACCA Nomination Recount Correction!

To all the readers, there has been a mistake made on the ACCA tally of votes and it comes in the category of ORIGINAL SCORE.

It was announced that RZA was nominated for his work on Kill Bill Vol. 1, but with a second look RZA did not come in the top five of the category. Gabriel Yared has replaced RZA as a nominee for his work on Cold Mountain.

We're sorry for the confusion but I think this will make many happy or upset, depending on which film you loved more.

Best Original Score Nominees -
Danny Elfman - Big Fish
Gabriel Yared - Cold Mountain
Thomas Newman - Finding Nemo
Howard Shore - The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Klaus Badelt - Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Full Listing will be up in a few moments and voting will open.