The Visual Effects Society (Ves) announced their nominees for the 2013 Ves Awards and The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is leading the way with seven nominations, followed closely by Life of Pi and The Avengers with six each and ParaNorman leading the animated nominees with five. With so many categories at the Ves Awards, it's tough to really place a finger on where to look if you're looking for help with your Oscar predictions, but the five nominees for outstanding visual effects in a visual effects-driven feature is going to be your best bet, and of the five nominees -- The Hobbit, Prometheus, Life of Pi, The Avengers and Battleship -- only Battleship didn't make the shortlist for Best Visual Effects at the Oscars. The other four films, as it so happens, are also my top four films currently predicted to be nominated for Best Visual Effects at the Oscars with...
- 1/7/2013
- by Brad Brevet
- Rope of Silicon
Odd List Louisa Mellor Dec 17, 2012
We've plucked 13 potential little beauties out of the 2013 UK film line-up, feat. sci-fi, comic-book, horror, comedy, thriller & more...
Look ahead to the UK films coming out in 2013 and you’ll see a diverse landscape of filmmakers, genres, actors, budgets and ideas. Next year brings us something new from Joanna Hogg, and something else from Danny Dyer. Irvine Welsh’s Filth will almost certainly live up to its title, but the Absolutely Fabulous film? We’ll see.
Al Pacino’s playing King Lear, and Stephen Mangan’s playing Postman Pat. Shane Meadows is making a film about the Tour de France, and Nigel Cole is making a film about an otter. Steve Coogan will be a porn baron, Bridget Jones will have a baby, Nick Frost will dance the salsa, Martin Freeman will save Santa, and Sean Bean, bless the man, will probably die.
None of...
We've plucked 13 potential little beauties out of the 2013 UK film line-up, feat. sci-fi, comic-book, horror, comedy, thriller & more...
Look ahead to the UK films coming out in 2013 and you’ll see a diverse landscape of filmmakers, genres, actors, budgets and ideas. Next year brings us something new from Joanna Hogg, and something else from Danny Dyer. Irvine Welsh’s Filth will almost certainly live up to its title, but the Absolutely Fabulous film? We’ll see.
Al Pacino’s playing King Lear, and Stephen Mangan’s playing Postman Pat. Shane Meadows is making a film about the Tour de France, and Nigel Cole is making a film about an otter. Steve Coogan will be a porn baron, Bridget Jones will have a baby, Nick Frost will dance the salsa, Martin Freeman will save Santa, and Sean Bean, bless the man, will probably die.
None of...
- 12/16/2012
- by louisamellor
- Den of Geek
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