Emoji Movie Tops Razzie List as Worst Film of 2017
The Emoji Movie won four Razzie awards including worst picture worst screenplay worst director and worst screen combo marking its place as the year’s most maligned film. Tom Cruise Brad Pitt Tyler Perry Kim Basinger and Mel Gibson also received Razzie recognitions across acting categories with Baywatch earning a special Rotten Tomatoes award.
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Oscar nominees show gender gap in film industry
Mostly male nominations mark a gender imbalance in Hollywood with only a few women among 24 awards. Rachel Morrison earns a landmark nomination for cinematography, Greta Gerwig up for directing, while no women earn best score or visual effects.
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Get Out dominates Spirit Awards with best film and director
Jordan Peele’s Get Out won best film and best director at the 33rd Spirit Awards, as indie cinema celebrated a box office hit. Spike Lee presented Peele the directing prize, while Frances McDormand, Allison Janney and Timothee Chalamet also secured acting honors.
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Emma Stone and Viola Davis Honor Female Oscar Nominees
Emma Stone and Viola Davis headlined the Women in Film pre-Oscar cocktail in Beverly Hills at Crustacean with nominees Greta Gerwig Margot Robbie Agnes Varda Diane Warren and more. Cathy Schulman urged ongoing change noting Oscars noms rose from 46 to 48 and calling for systemic progress.
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