2017 Mofo Film Awards - The Nominations

yep and I hate it

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http://www.oscars.org/sites/oscars/f...inder_list.pdf

idk if this has been posted yet but here's every film that is eligible for an oscar nom this year

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Thanks for posting that, hadn't seen it before. I just seen the last film on that list, THE ZOOKEEPER'S WIFE. Pretty decent film.

I want to see that.

I think I've seen 15 or so from that list.

Well if Ethel and Ernest is eligible this year despite coming out in around October 2016, I'll vote for that for best animated film. Again.

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Later, Peaches. 🍑 ❤

Oh lawd, I'll never be able to look at a peach in quite the same way after that film

For those wondering, I added Best Foreign Film a week ago.

As for technical awards, they haven't been part of this in the past because I felt like it would be too much like the Oscars. We did have Best/Worst movie poster, but took it out because people thought there were "too many categories". Since then we've added a few categories so that might be a moot point.

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Yeah, I figured as much about the technical categories - after all, you don't want this to feel like too much of a chore for people.

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That's helpful. I have seen 36.

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New 'Signa.' (Taking the 'Campaign Trail' to the next level.)



I hope we garner your vote. 🍑 ❤

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I don't know if this is just me, but anyway

I adored Call Me By Your Name. One of the best and most authentic love stories I've seen in a long time. I wouldn't put it up there with In the Mood For Love and as for gay romances, I think I slightly prefer Carol and Blue is the Warmest Colour. Loved Timothee Chalamet, and Michael Stuhlbarg. But good god, I loathed Armie Hammer's character for a good portion of the film. I don't know if it's due to how the character was written, or if it's Hammer's performance, but he comes across as an arrogant prick in several parts and I struggled to like his character. I mean, I did when they were together, and seeing his bum was peachy. But before and after... I wasn't buying it.

Just watched Mother! for this and thought it was pretty average to be honest. Almost too heavy handed in what it was trying to say I felt. I adored seeing Michelle Pfeiffer back at it again though

What did you think it was trying to say?

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Pun intended?

The more I think about it, the more I want to call it my favorite film of last year. It's incredible and spellbinding, and I really came to care for all the characters and their experiences.

That basically mankind is terrible and ruins everything I thought some parts of it were clever though I.e. it's take on consuming the body and blood of Christ.

Adding Kong: Skull Island, Before I Fall, Blade Runner 2049 to my list.

My next film will finally put me at 20 already, which is a lot for me lol.

Suggesting Dawson City: Frozen Time and I Am Not Your Negro for Documentary so be sure to check those out if you get the chance.

Is there anyway you could start an Anti-Campaign?

Like, for say: A Gary Oldman Snub?