Just before the closing credits the romantic couple at the core of the movie. The boy takes the girl's wedding ring and tosses it away.

Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round?

And if we had to include two of the Academy's choices? Picture: The Killing Fields, Amadeus Actor: Abraham, Waterson. Now Abraham wins. Actress: Field, Davis. (I haven't seen the other three nominees). Field won in reality, but even with these rules, this is her only nomination. A Passage to India d...

Duffy?

Now it's 1984. Here are the Academy's choices: ACTOR F. Murray Abraham – Amadeus Jeff Bridges – Starman Albert Finney – Under the Volcano Tom Hulce – Amadeus Sam Waterston – The Killing Fields ACTRESS Judy Davis – A Passage to India Sally Field – Places in the Heart Jessica Lange – Country Vanessa R...

Last week I saw four movies. Totem is a movie about a girl whose family arranges a birthday party for her father, who is clearly mortally ill with cancer. I can appreciate this realistic drama as the characters make their preparations and the father's ultimate fate becomes clearer, though I don't se...

Swithin wrote: ↑February 9th, 2024, 8:55 pm Distant Voices, Still Lives, a film by the great British director Terence Davies.

(Pete Postlethwaite and "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing" relate to some of your other clues.)

Correct. Your turn.

Here are the clues again: 1. Several characters walk away from a pub into the darkness as the movie ends. 2. The movie is not a musical, but it has many songs and a lot of singing. At least one of the songs won an oscar, but this is not the movie it won the oscar for. 3. The most famous actor in the...

Wow, it turns out that we get to see the premiere of The Passenger, a movie whose circulation has been restricted for decades by Jack Nicholson. Also, the TCM premiere of Brian's Song.

Here are the clues again: 1. Several characters walk away from a pub into the darkness as the movie ends. 2. The movie is not a musical, but it has many songs and a lot of singing. At least one of the songs won an oscar, but this is not the movie it won the oscar for. 3. The most famous actor in the...

For 1957, there was just one cinematography category, to be split again from 1958 to 1966 into color and black and white before being combined again into the present category. Here are the nominees: The Bridge on the River Kwai An Affair to Remember Funny Face Peyton Place Sayonara I think I would h...

Here are the clues again: 1. Several characters walk away from a pub into the darkness as the movie ends. 2. The movie is not a musical, but it has many songs and a lot of singing. At least one of the songs won an oscar, but this is not the movie it won the oscar for. 3. The most famous actor in the...

The Delinquents
Totem
The Zone of Interest

No, it is not Last Orders . Clue 3: The most famous actor in the movie, if not necessarily the lead, has been nominated for an oscar, but not for this movie. He has appeared in two other movies where an actor won an oscar, and in two where an actor was nominated for one. All five nominations/awards ...

And what if we had to choose two of the Academy's nominees? Picture: The Right Stuff and, a long way behind it, Terms of Endearment . That would probably be enough for Terms to win. Actor: Courtenay and Finney. It's possible that Finney would win, not having won before and against five less popular ...