Better late than never! Here are my top 10 performances by women in the films of 2014, going by UK release dates.
10. Aubrey
Plaza in Life After Beth
9. Scarlett Johansson in Under the Skin
8. Shailene Woodley in The Fault in Our Stars
7. Juno Temple in Magic Magic
6. Julianne Moore in Maps to the Stars
5. Hilary Swank in The Homesman
4. Essie Davis in The Babadook
3. Naomie Harris in Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
2. Lupita N’yongo in 12 Years A Slave
1. Patricia Arquette in Boyhood
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Showing posts with label Maps to the stars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maps to the stars. Show all posts
Wednesday, 25 March 2015
Sunday, 11 January 2015
Golden Globes Gambling
Once a year, I like to have a little flutter when it comes to awards season. OK maybe two or three times a year as I'll probably throw a tiny bit of cash down on the BAFTAS and the Oscars. Anyway, the point is I'm not an addict. I just like to liven awards season up with the potential of winning a little money. I'm too stingy and scared and skint to throw down any real money so I keep things very low key, only betting very small amounts.
Last year I came out a tiny bit up after betting on a couple of the awards ceremonies, but this year I'm trying not to play it so safe by betting on a couple of outsiders that may not be the favourites but still have good chances of winning.
I placed my bets at William Hill this year on the following nominees in the following categories:
Highlighted are my winners.
Last year I came out a tiny bit up after betting on a couple of the awards ceremonies, but this year I'm trying not to play it so safe by betting on a couple of outsiders that may not be the favourites but still have good chances of winning.
I placed my bets at William Hill this year on the following nominees in the following categories:
Julianne
Moore - Maps To The Stars @ 12/1 Best Actress - Musical/Comedy
Stake: £1.00 Potential Returns:
£13.00
Amy Adams
- Big Eyes @ 10/11 Best
Actress - Musical/Comedy
Stake: £1.00 Potential Returns:
£1.91
Ralph
Fiennes - The Grand Budapest Hotel @ 9/1 Best Actor - Musical/Comedy
Stake: £1.00 Potential Returns:
£10.00
Alejandro
Gonzalez Inarritu - Birdman @ 11/2 Best Director
Stake: £1.00 Potential Returns:
£6.50
Eddie
Redmayne - The Theory of Everything @ 1/3 Best Actor - Motion Picture Drama
Stake: £2.00 Potential Returns:
£2.67
Boyhood @
1/6 Best
Motion Picture - Drama
Stake: £2.00 Potential Returns:
£2.33
Felicity
Jones - The Theory of Everything @ 16/1 Best Actress - Motion Picture Drama
Stake: £1.00 Potential Returns:
£17.00Highlighted are my winners.
TOTAL STAKE £9.00
TOTAL POTENTIAL WINNINGS (I can dream): £53.41
ACTUAL TOTAL: £6.91
What do you reckon are my chances? Will I get my £9 back at least or will I lose it all?
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Tuesday, 20 May 2014
Cannes Film Festival Day 5 (Sunday)
3 films today, 2 of which are reviewed at Tastic Film.
I just missed getting in to The Homesman press conference as I was in the queue for another film but I saw Hilary Swank and Tommy Lee Jones breeze past on the way out. I also got time for a quick wander around between screenings to get some quick snaps of the beautiful Cannes! Here's some pics from the day:
The Homesman
Beautiful Youth (Hermosa Juventud)
I also saw David Cronenberg's latest Maps to the Stars which I will review at some point.I just missed getting in to The Homesman press conference as I was in the queue for another film but I saw Hilary Swank and Tommy Lee Jones breeze past on the way out. I also got time for a quick wander around between screenings to get some quick snaps of the beautiful Cannes! Here's some pics from the day:
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