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Movie post linkspam for MLK weekend
Jan. 22nd, 2019 12:22 amThe highest grossing speculative fiction films of 2018
'Green Book,' 'If Beale Street Could Talk,' and more celebration of diversity in awards show winners for MLK Day 2019
"Death of a Nation" and "Fahrenheit 11/9" earn four Razzie nominations each, including two shared ones for Donald Trump
For that last one, I noticed an error in the source material.
I only count four nominations for "Death of a Nation," not six. The only way it could have earned six would be if the Razzie tabulators screwed up by counting Kellyanne Conway and Melania Trump's nominations for "Fahrenheit 11/9" as part of the total for "Death of a Nation." Speaking of which, the total doesn't list "Fahrenheit 11/9" or its four nominations. Oops! Remember when I wrote that "I'm taking his and other nominations for 'Fahrenheit 11/9' as a comment on Trump, not the movie." This omission strengthens my suspicion. That, or the Razzie tabulators were sloppy. Either would work. Also, "Sherlock Gnomes" earned two nominations, both for Johnny Depp. That one I'm chalking up to sloppiness; the Razzies certainly wouldn't cut Depp any slack!
'Green Book,' 'If Beale Street Could Talk,' and more celebration of diversity in awards show winners for MLK Day 2019
"Death of a Nation" and "Fahrenheit 11/9" earn four Razzie nominations each, including two shared ones for Donald Trump
For that last one, I noticed an error in the source material.
I only count four nominations for "Death of a Nation," not six. The only way it could have earned six would be if the Razzie tabulators screwed up by counting Kellyanne Conway and Melania Trump's nominations for "Fahrenheit 11/9" as part of the total for "Death of a Nation." Speaking of which, the total doesn't list "Fahrenheit 11/9" or its four nominations. Oops! Remember when I wrote that "I'm taking his and other nominations for 'Fahrenheit 11/9' as a comment on Trump, not the movie." This omission strengthens my suspicion. That, or the Razzie tabulators were sloppy. Either would work. Also, "Sherlock Gnomes" earned two nominations, both for Johnny Depp. That one I'm chalking up to sloppiness; the Razzies certainly wouldn't cut Depp any slack!
