Oscar
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After 34 years of being absent from the James Bond movie franchise, Ernst Stavro Blofeld will be making a comeback in the upcoming "James Bond 24" movie. The villain will be played by two-time Oscar winner Christoph Waltz.
On April 11, the Weinstein Company will release "The Railway Man" hoping to garner buzz and rave reviews.
After having previewed the potential Best Picture nominees for 2015, Latinos Post will preview the potential Best Actor nominees. The predictions may be really early but after three months this year, there are already films with Oscar potential.
With "The Grand Budapest Hotel" having broken the record for a live action film, the movie continues to build buzz.
One of Phillips Seymour Hoffman's last films will finally be released.
The Academy Awards look to be one of the most glamorous awards show of the season with all four of last year's acting Oscar winners set to present.
This year the Costume Design category offers a variety of styles that has lacked in previous years. The category contains two new nominees, two winners and one six time nominee. From the five designers however there is one clear winner. Previously Jacqueline Durran ("Anna Karenina"), Mark Bridges ("The Artist"), Colleen Atwood ("Alice in Wondrland"), and Sandy Powell ("The Young Victoria") have all won the category.
The Best Original Screenplay is made up of four Best Picture nominees and one film that is only nominated for three major categories. Throughout the precursor awards one film has dominated the category and is likely to win the award very easily. Previous winners include "Django Unchained," "Midnight in Paris," "The King's Speech," and "The Hurt Locker."
The Best Foreign Language Film category has four countries that have previously been nominated and one that received its first nomination. This year the category seems to be predictable but anything goes especially when no film dominated the precursor awards and the Academy decided to nominated obscure films over the more obvious choices. Past winners in include Austria's "Amour," Iran's "A Separation," and Denmark's "In a Better Life."
The award for Best Director is one of the most head turning categories of the year. The winner of the accolade usually indicates what film will end up winning the Oscar. However this year, it seems unpredictable and many pundits are predicting that the Academy will split the Bets Picture and Best Director award.
American Society of Cinematographers have announced the nominees for Best Cinematography.
The North Texas Film Critics have selected "Gravity" as the Best Film of the Year.
The Weinstein Company looks to be shut out of the Best Picture Oscar race this year.
"Inside Llewyn Davis" may be losing steam after missing out on three crucial guild nominations.
