Seth MacFarlane is a pretty talented guy, starting out at Hanna-Barbera animating Cartoon Network shows like Dexter’s Laboratory and Johnny Bravo, then moving on to create Family Guy in 1999, which is still running and in 2009 became the first animated series to be nominated for the Outstanding Comedy Series award at the Emmy Awards since The Flintstones back in 1961.
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In anticipation of tomorrow morning’s announcement of the Academy Award nominations, I take a crack at predicting how things will shake out. Read my Oscars 2013 Nominations Predictions here.
Les Misérables is a bit too over-the-top and pompous, but it’s still seriously well-made, with a passion and energy that translates to the performances (with one critical omission) even if it doesn’t always do the same with the vocals. Read my review for it here.
Parental Guidance is an absolute disaster of a movie that’s not only overbearingly schmaltzy and unfunny but also wastes the talents of Marisa Tomei. Read my review for it here.
West of Memphis is one of 2012’s best documentaries, a brilliantly constructed and researched film about one of the grossest miscarriages of justice in recent memory. Read my review for it here.
Zero Dark Thirty, Kathryn Bigelow’s follow-up to The Hurt Locker is an undeniable masterpiece, a film that’s both disturbing and 100% necessary, the most vital film about post-9/11 America. Read my review for it here.
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