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‘The Brutalist,’ ‘Disclaimer’ Light Up Colour Awards
Color grading work on Brady Corbet's period drama and Alfonso Cuaron's Apple TV thriller topped the awards honoring excellence in grading, presented at the Camerimage festival on Sunday.
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10 Movies People Thought Were Too Long: ‘Wicked,’ the ‘Avatar’ Sequels and More
From ‘Wicked’ being split into two movies that together turn the two-and-a-half-hour Broadway show into a five-hour epic to 'The Brutalist' featuring a 15-minute intermission, The Hollywood Reporter breaks down the recent mainstream films that casts and crews had to defend the lengths of.
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‘Nosferatu,’ ‘Sinners,’ ‘The Studio’ and ‘Severance’ Colourists Nominated for FilmLight Colour Awards
The awards, celebrating the best of the industry's color grading professionals, are now in their fifth year, with work on 'Andor,' 'The Brutalist' and a Bad Bunny music video also among those shortlisted.
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David Cronenberg Thinks ‘The Brutalist’ AI Backlash Was a Smear Campaign by Other Oscar Nominees: “A Harvey Weinstein Kind of Thing”
The Canadian filmmaker was speaking at a London Soundtrack Festival talk with career-long collaborator Howard Shore.
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How to Watch Oscar-Winning Drama ‘The Brutalist’ Online
A24's epic period drama stars best actor winner Adrien Brody alongside Academy Award-nominated stars Felicity Jones and Guy Pearce — here's when it's expected to stream on Max.
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Adrien Brody Becomes World Record Holder With Longest Acceptance Speech in Oscars History
Brody's lengthy acceptance speech on Sunday night beats the record of 5 minutes and 30 seconds held by Greer Garson, according to Guinness World Records, when she won for 'Mrs. Miniver' in 1943.
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Welsh Talent Leaves Big Mark on 2025 Oscars With Wins for Lol Crawley and ‘Dune: Part Two’
Two out of the three Welshmen nominated for Oscars came out victorious Sunday night, with 'The Brutalist' cinematographer Crawley thanking his friends back in Wales.
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Oscars Analysis: How ‘Anora’ Won, Demi Moore Lost and a Tumultuous Awards Season Came to an End
THR's executive editor of awards coverage dissects the results of Sunday night's 97th Oscars.
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Critic’s Notebook: Conan O’Brien Helps to Steady an Erratic Oscars Telecast
The host was deft and some of the speeches and production ideas were strong, but there were too many head-scratching choices and tonal inconsistencies to call the night a success.
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Adrien Brody Shuts Down Attempt to Cut Off His Oscars Speech: “Please Turn the Music Off”
He returned to the podium more than 20 years after 'The Pianist,' but this time had a new perspective on a career that "can all go away."
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MIP London Panel Takes Optimistic Stance on AI, Citing ‘Shogun’ Success and ‘Brutalist’ Concerns
A panel of experts were enthusiastic about artificial intelligence in production, though admitted broadcasters still "freak out" at the thought of using AI in live productions.
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‘Anora’ Named Best Picture of 2024 by Vancouver Film Critics Circle
Oscar nominee Mikey Madison was also given the best female actor crown for her role as a sex worker in Sean Baker’s screwball comedy.
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