everone's talking about You Can See Everything, but there's one man who already saw everything years ago, and it's too late
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There should be more songs about getting back in the game to burn off your shame, and ~dance with the big boys again~
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Vulture@vulture.com · 6d agoIt’s time to have the Amanda Seyfried Oscar conversation. The obvious question being: Is whatever she’s doing in her latest movie the kind of thing that could even be recognized by the Academy?
It’s time to have the Amanda Seyfried Oscar conversation. The obvious question being: Is whatever she’s doing in her latest movie the kind of thing that could even be recognized by the Academy?
It’s Time to Have the Amanda Seyfried Oscar Conversation
It’s time to have the Amanda Seyfried Oscar conversation. The obvious question being: Is whatever she’s doing in her latest movie the kind of thing that could even be recognized by the Academy?
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Meanwhile, for Oscarheads, here's a really interesting piece from @kn8.bsky.social about Academy vagaries and why Best Documentary might actually be a heavier lift than Best Picture. www.vulture.com/article/you-...
You Can See Everything Might Get Snubbed for Best Doc
But Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s new movie could still make Oscars history.
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I wrote about Nathan Fielder going up against the "petty little bitches" of the Academy's doc branch. (No spoilers) www.vulture.com/article/you-...
You Can See Everything Might Get Snubbed for Best Doc
But Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s new movie could still make Oscars history.
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Watched the Eagles and Liverpool games on adjacent TVs, which raised an interesting philosophical question about the more embarrassing way to lose: to be comprehensively demolished, or to have victory in your grasp then toss it away at the very last second
A new Oscar season brings the return of my Oscar column! First up: a look at the overall field, and the question whether anything can beat The Odyssey. www.vulture.com/article/osca...
It’s The Odyssey Versus Everyone Else
Christopher Nolan’s film is this season’s assumed Best Picture front-runner. Should it be?
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The 2027 Oscars race is shaping up to be a story of ‘The Odyssey’ versus everyone else. But as tempting as it is to imagine a Best Picture result set in stone, history tells us that there will always be a few surprises along the way.
It’s The Odyssey Versus Everyone Else
The 2027 Oscars race is shaping up to be a story of ‘The Odyssey’ versus everyone else. But as tempting as it is to imagine a Best Picture result set in stone, history tells us that there will always be a few surprises along the way.
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Seeing the shovel movie later today, but in the meantime my colleague @kn8.bsky.social wrote this really smart piece about where the Tom Cruise Oscar narrative goes from here. www.vulture.com/article/tom-...
Where Does Tom Cruise’s Oscar Campaign Go From Here?
Digger was meant to be the star’s long-awaited Academy coronation. Now the movie might flop, taking his Best Actor chances down with it.
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Tom Cruise is facing abysmal reviews of his new film, ‘Digger,’ even if critics still praise his performance in it. If the movie flops, can he still win an Oscar in 2027? ‘Gold Rush’ columnist Nate Jones sketches out his chances.
Where Does Tom Cruise’s Oscar Campaign Go From Here?
Tom Cruise is facing abysmal reviews of his new film, ‘Digger,’ even if critics still praise his performance in it. If the movie flops, can he still win an Oscar in 2027? ‘Gold Rush’ columnist Nate Jones sketches out his chances.
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Just finalized my MFL roster! Real stars and scrubs vibes, and I will surely regret drafting 4 docs, but here's what I landed on:
A 28-minute video podcast where a bunch of Vulture staffers talk about their MFL teams -- now I've seen everything! www.vulture.com/article/vult...
Vulture Writers Show How (or How Not) to Draft Your Movies Fantasy League Team
Our first Roster Roundtable hits on all the big questions: The Odyssey vs. Avengers: Doomsday? Obsession vs. The Debut? Who’s going to win Best Actor?
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No one will ever sum up DIGGER than @bilgeebiri.bsky.social remarking that the movie feels "like being stuck inside a tuba for two hours." www.vulture.com/article/revi...
Digger Is a Brazen Act of Self-Sabotage
The Tom Cruise-starring climate change satire is a torturous experience — sometimes purposefully so, often unintentionally so.
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Here are the 2026 movies and performances we’d love to see get a big Oscars push. Some are festival titles (like ‘Possible Love’), others are early-season films (like ‘Send Help’). All of them deserve voters’ attention.
9 Oscar Campaigns We’d Love to See This Season
Here are the 2026 movies and performances we’d love to see get a big Oscars push. Some are festival titles (like ‘Possible Love’), others are early-season films (like ‘Send Help’). All of them deserve voters’ attention.
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Miles Teller was the golden boy of my college class, so I can't tell you how weird it is to see him play a middle-aged dad in PAPER TIGER. Even worse, he has been groomed and styled to look disturbingly like ... me!
A movie that asks: What if we calibrated every decision for maximum annoyance, on purpose?
Stephen Morris, founding member of Joy Division and New Order, discussed the highs of his career: ‘I love watching people dance to our music. It becomes like a superpower.’
Stephen Morris on Joy Division and New Order’s Most Legendary Music
Stephen Morris, founding member of Joy Division and New Order, discussed the highs of his career: ‘I love watching people dance to our music. It becomes like a superpower.’
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"I am not complicit" I love it I'm putting it on a shirt
Pop Base@popbase.tv · last mo.Ed Sheeran has released a statement on Macklemore being removed from his tour for speaking up for Palestine: “I am not complicit. […] Just because I choose not to speak publicly, it doesn't mean I don't have [my own opinions], and it doesn't mean I don't care.”
I wrote about my favorite films at Venice, including the accidental trilogy about Thatcherism: INK (thesis), QUEER EDWARD II (antithesis), and OASIS: DON'T LOOK BACK IN ANGER (synthesis) www.vulture.com/article/the-...
The 10 Best Movies We Saw at Venice This Year
As promised, it was the most political Venice lineup in years and a very strong one at that.
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There was one moment near the end that made me go, "If Florian Zeller is indeed a total hack, here is how the next five minutes will go." And then the next five minutes went exactly as I feared.
Bilge Ebiri@bilgeebiri.bsky.social · 2mo agoAs someone who liked Florian Zeller’s much-despised THE SON, I was looking forward to his latest, BUNKER, starring Javier Bardem & Penelope Cruz. Alas… www.vulture.com/article/revi...
Blur forgive me, I cried watching the Oasis documentary: www.vulture.com/article/oasi...
The Biggest Tearjerker at Venice Is … the Oasis Documentary?
At the Lido, Don’t Look Back in Anger is sparking waterworks.
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