After the guilds and the Oscars have chimed in, we have critics groups doing the same. This afternoon, the Critics Choice Association announced when their 31st awards show will be. The 31st annual Critics Choice Awards will be held on January 4th, 2026. Coming in very early, they’re perhaps aiming to be a different kind […] More
For months now, two things have been consistent. One has been that pundits, including myself, have spoken about how wide open the Oscar race for Best Picture has been. The other is that, ever since the movie premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and won the Palme d’Or, I’ve been predicting Anora to win Best […] More
Well now, we have some interesting results here. The 30th Critics Choice Awards are now in the books, after delaying due to the Los Angeles wildfires. Voting had concluded a bit ago, including from yours truly, but now we have the winners. Best Picture went to Anora, while Jon M. Chu won Best Director for […] More
The 30th Critics Choice Awards are once again on the move. Initially, the show was planned for January 12th, which proved untenable with the wildfire situation in Los Angeles. A date of January 26th was selected, presumably to get past the tragedy. Well, that’s proving not to be the case, so CCA has made another […] More
The Critics Choice Awards were supposed to be handed out this Sunday. Voting for the awards was closing on Friday for members of the Critics Choice Association, including our own editor Joey Magidson. Obviously, the fires in Los Angeles right now have put all California events in jeopardy. Well, the decision makers at CCA have […] More
This morning, the nominees were revealed for the 30th annual Critics Choice Awards. Leading the way with eleven nominations apiece are Conclave and Wicked, while next in line with ten are Dune: Part Two and Emilia Pérez. The winners will be announced during a live ceremony on January 12th. Check out the full list of […] More
Moments ago, the television nominations aspect of the 30th annual Critics Choice Awards were announced. Taking in the most citations was Shōgun with six, followed by Abbott Elementary, Disclaimer, Hacks, The Diplomat, The Penguin, and What We Do in the Shadows with four apiece. You can see all of the nominees below. Here are the […] More
Last night, I was in attendance at the Ninth Annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards. The ceremony was lovely as always, featuring all manner of filmmakers on hand. I mingled with Ron Howard (there for Jim Henson Idea Man, previously interviewed by yours truly here), caught up with frequent interview subject of mine Thom Zimny (there […] More
Moments ago, the nominees were announced for the ninth annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards. Leading the way with eight nominations was Sugarcane, with six nominations apiece going to Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story, Daughters, and Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story. The full results can be seen below, while the winners will be announced […] More
Moments ago, the Critics Choice Association revealed the winners of the 4th annual Super Awards. Meant to honor genre works, the organization states that the awards are “honoring the most popular, fan-obsessed genres across both movies and television, including Superhero, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Horror, and Action.” Leading the way with two wins each on the film […] More
Moments ago, the Critics Choice Awards wrapped up, and it was a good night for Christopher Nolan‘s Oppenheimer. While Greta Gerwig‘s Barbie went into the show with the most nominations, it was Oppenheimer that took several of the top prizes, capped off by Best Director for Nolan, as well as Best Picture. The full results […] More
This morning, the nominees for the 29th annual Critics Choice Awards were revealed. Leading the way, while breaking the record for most nominations all-time, was Barbie, which scored eighteen citations. Last year, Everything Everywhere All At Once had tied the record, previously held by The Shape of Water, of fourteen. So, the group, of which […] More
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