Tag: aaron sorkin

• Review: Being the Ricardos

  

  In the 1950s, I Love Lucy reigned supreme. It is one of the great television classics of all time and people still remember it with admiration. It’s passed the test of time, and to further that, if you go into any nostalgia store, chances are you’re going to find I Love Lucy memorabilia. So, now…

  christiandimartino

  December 13, 2021

  Reviews

  aaron sorkin, alia shawkat, being the ricardos, christian dimartino, desi arnaz, film, films, jake lacey, javier bardem, jk simmons, lucille ball, movie, movies, Nicole Kidman, nina arianda, oscars, tony hale, wordpress

• Oscars 2020: Final Predictions and Preferences

  

  By Christian DiMartino Nobody could’ve predicted at the start of 2020 that it would be as ghastly as it turned out to be. Talk about unpredictable. Speaking of unpredictable, here we are with less than a week before the Academy Awards- last year was a much quicker Oscar season, this one is much longer- and…

  christiandimartino

  April 21, 2021

  Blogs

  aaron sorkin, academy awards, anthony hopkins, carey mulligan, chadwick boseman, chloe zhao, christian dimartino, daniel kaluuya, film, films, florian zeller, judas and the black messiah, mank, minari, movie, movies, nomadland, oscars, promising young woman, sound of metal, the father, the trial of the chicago 7, wordpress, yuh jung youn

• The Golden Globes: What Was That?

  

  By Christian DiMartino Despite having little interest in the awards season this year, once I made the realization that the Golden Globes were coming on, I couldn’t resist. The Golden Globes are basically the Oscars’ drunken cousin, and despite how unorthodox the show can be at times, it is usually a decent forecast for how…

  christiandimartino

  March 1, 2021

  Blogs

  aaron sorkin, andra day, borat subsequent moviefilm, chadwick boseman, christian dimartino, daniel kaluuya, film, films, golden globes, hamilton, jodie foster, mank, movie, movies, music, nomadland, palm springs, promising young woman, rosamund pike, sacha baron cohen, the father, the prom, the trial of the chicago 7, wordpress

• Review: The Trial of the Chicago 7

  

  My review of Aaron Sorkin’s very Oscar-buzzy “The Trial of the Chicago 7.”

  christiandimartino

  October 22, 2020

  Reviews

  aaron sorkin, alex sharp, christian dimartino, eddie redmayne, film, films, frank langella, jeremy strong, john carroll lynch, mark rylance, michael keaton, movie, movies, sacha baron cohen, the trial of the chicago 7, wordpress