This first part of the NCFA (the worldwide famous Noah Castle Film Awards) is actually not about awards for the films I loved the most in 2010 but for the ones that a) I have not had the chance to love yet or b) the ones I have had a chance to love but thought: "Mmh, maybe not!".
So, these are the twenty films released in 2010 that I most likely will watch sometime in the future. Therefore do not expect to see them in the actual awards posts...
In alphabetical order:
- Another Year
- Barney's Version
- The Company Men
- El Cónsul de Sodoma
- Country Strong
- Enter the Void
- Four Lions
- Get Low
- Hereafter
- How do You Know
- Howl
-I'm Still Here
- In a Better World
- Incendies
- The Killer Inside Me
- Made in Dagenham
- La Mujer sin Piano
- Red
- Secretariat
- The Tempest
Some of them I really want to see, some others will be waiting a long time before my retinas pay them any attention (I'm looking to you, Hereafter!) but all of them will most likely be irrelevant for my awards. If not (surprises happen) I will correct my wrongs the minute I see them. Maybe a couple of minutes afterward. Yes. That sounds precise and scientific.
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Friday, February 18, 2011
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Actors can have penises too!
Sometimes I forget that in the world of acting men do some things too (but it is logical because women are so fascinating). Anyway, the thing is that THR has graced us with another round table, this time with actors and I have a few stupidities to say..
The first and most noticeable thing if you are human and homosexual is that most of this men are super hot. I would definitely pay to see these three men (plus Gosling, not in this picture but possibly the hottest around the table) directed by renowned auteur Bel Ami...
Secondly you can notice that either Robert Duvall is completely lacking in social skills or just demented. The way he made the interviewers repeat the questions was quite annoying (though the questions were bland and boring to begin with...) and his tirade against Kubrick was just blasphemy. I wonder how Jack Nicholson feels about what he said. For the record I believe that both performances Duvall despises (Nicholson's in The Shining and Malcolm McDowell's in A Clockwork Orange) are tremendously great. On the other hand I was happy to see that even grumpy Robert joined the general consensus while praising Fincher because Fincher is a lot of Fincher...
Eisenberg is, on the other hand, the one I found more likable. He was evidently very nervous, like the time when he's five minutes looking for a precise word and comes up only with "friend". He also gets points for his reaction when everyone is laughing at Duvall's dementia and for saying that working with Fincher is amazing. I also loved when he looked for approval from Ruffalo (another Fincher boy) and when he mentions his lack of experience compared to his fellow actors.
I thought Firth would be funnier slash more charming than he actually is. But he looks so smart and dashing that I can't help being in love with him. Plus he's British. The downside is he's going to get an Oscar for a role I'm not sure I'm going to enjoy a lot...
What was going on with Franco? Was he high? Or just high on himself? It was kind of pathetic when he talked about his experiences in the directing world. Bitch, please! What have you directed? Two short films? Anyway the pornstache was very hot and arrogance looks hot on him.
Oh my God, Ryan Gosling is too beautiful to be true in this interview. And he seemed nice which is something I had never felt about him before. It was like Gosling was playing Franco and Franco was playing Gosling... Just like arrogance looks hot on Franco, humbleness looks really hot on Gosling. Basically everyone was hot around the table! Have I mentioned the general hotness enough times?!?

And last but not least (least would actually be first, sorry Bob), we have not-obviously-hot-but-hot-in-a-weird-way-nevertheless Mark Ruffalo. He looked very nice talking about his background as a waiter and his family being blue collar and his starting acting in his late twenties... And he's very funny and also smart because he makes the most of the Fincher anecdote on the thousand takes by grabbing Gosling's chest... Seriously, who wouldn't do that?
As a closing note I would like to point out that even though I haven't lived many awards races (this is only my third one) it's being the most exciting by far! Yay! Awards!
Labels:
Art,
Colin Firth,
Film,
James Franco,
Jesse Eisenberg,
Mark Ruffalo,
Robert Duvall,
Ryan Gosling
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