A Most Violent Year News
Last night's 26th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala is the unofficial launch of movie awards season.
- Deadline: Oscar Contenders Start 2015 Campaign Trail At Palm Springs Festival
- HitFix: Oscar contenders make their last pitch at Palm Springs Film Festival Awards Gala
- Hollywood Reporter: Palm Springs Film Fest: Oscar Hopefuls Like David Oyelowo and Reese Witherspoon Audition Before an Enthusiastic Crowd
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- Hollywood Reporter: Palm Springs Film Fest: Brad Pitt, Benedict Cumberbatch, Reese Witherspoon Celebrate in the Desert
- Variety: Palm Springs Festival Kicks Off Awards Season with Brad Pitt, Reese Witherspoon and Benedict Cumberbatch
- Thompson on Hollywood: Best of the Week: 'Selma' Stirs Debate, The Year in TV, Supporting Oscar Predictions & More
- USA Today: It's here! Palm Springs kicks off awards season
- Long Island Newsday: Brad Pitt leads sing-along at Palm Springs International Film Festival
- HitFix: Brad Pitt leads an 'Oyelowo' sing-along at Palm Springs awards gala
- The Wrap: Brad Pitt’s Singing Lesson and 9 Other Moments From the Palm Springs Awards Gala
- Deadline: ‘A Most Violent Year’ Robust In Specialty Debut; ‘American Sniper’ 2nd Frame On Target
- Chud: MCP: 2014: The Year That Couldn’t Catch a Break
- Variety: Rotterdam Bows With ‘War Book,’ Closes With ‘A Most Violent Year’
- Hollywood Reporter: Rotterdam: Tom Harper's 'War Book,' J.C. Chandor's 'A Most Violent Year' Bookend Fest
- Bleeding Cool: The Gaming Year 2014 In Review: The Year Gaming Got Pushed Back
- The Wrap: ‘A Most Violent Year’ Ignites in Limited Box-Office Debut
Oscar Isaac has done a pretty good job of flying under the radar this past decade, but that's all going to change within the next year. At the moment, A MOST VIOLENT YEAR is raking in some great word-of-mouth due to his performance (check out our review here). Isaac also has the brilliant looking EX MACHINA due to hit theaters in April, which features STAR WARS co-star Domhnall...
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All is Lost and Margin Call director JC Candor's tense New York City set drama A Most Violent Year opens in theaters on December 31. The film follows Abel Morales (Oscar Isaac), an ambitious immigrant who works to build his business and protect family in 1981, the most dangerous and violent year in the city's history.
- USA Today: 'Most Violent Year' proves a riveting ride
- Hollywood Reporter: 'A Most Violent Year': What the Critics Are Saying
- Vulture: Solemn, Repetitive, and Almost Violence-Free, A Most Violent Year Forces Your Respect
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More so than most franchises – whether they belong to Marvel, DC, or any of Hollywood’s numerous majors – it’s Star Wars that fosters the most fan hypotheses. Star Wars has one of the largest fan bases in the grand scheme of all things geeky and awesome - or maybe it’s because Star Wars attracts the most enthusiastic fans.
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All is Lost and Margin Call director JC Candor's tense New York City set drama A Most Violent Year opens in theaters on December 31. The film follows Abel Morales (Oscar Isaac), an ambitious immigrant who works to build his business and protect family in 1981, the most dangerous and violent year in the city's history.
- USA Today: 'Most Violent Year' proves a riveting ride
- Hollywood Reporter: 'A Most Violent Year': What the Critics Are Saying
- Vulture: Solemn, Repetitive, and Almost Violence-Free, A Most Violent Year Forces Your Respect
- Thompson on Hollywood: Hot DP Bradford Young Talks Building Character Arcs for 'Selma,' 'A Most Violent Year'
- Twitch: Review: A MOST VIOLENT YEAR Slow-Burns With Quality
- The Wrap: OscarWrap: The Sexy Slow Burn of Jessica Chastain, Oscar Isaac’s ‘Most Violent Year’ Explained
Awards, awards, and more awards! And then, for dessert, additional awards! Yep, it’s December all right, and that means every group of movie lovers under the sun is giving out their prizes for the best films of the year. The National Board of Review, the country’s leading body dedicated to reviewing boards from our nation, just announced their favorites, including their pick for the top movie of 2014: J.C. Chandor’s ‘A Most Violent Year,’ starring Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain.
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- Rotten Tomatoes: News: National Board of Review Names A Most Violent Year Best Film
- The Playlist: National Board Of Review Names 'A Most Violent Year' Best Film Of 2014 Plus Full List Of Awards
- Collider: National Board of Review Names A MOST VIOLENT YEAR Best Film of the Year; also Wins Best Actor and Best Supporting Actress
- JoBlo: National Board of Review names A Most Violent Year as Best Picture
- Hollywood Reporter: Who Got a Boost from the National Board of Review Nominations?
- Variety: National Film Board of Canada Appoints Claude Joli-Coeur as New Chair
A24 Films has issued a new A Most Violent Year featurette and poster in support of writer/director J.C. Chandor’s (All Is Lost) upcoming crime drama. The featurette is a nice look at not only the making of the piece, but the American economic situation that inspired it.
The first clip from A Most Violent Year, the latest from writer/director J.C. Chandor (Margin Call, All is Lost), has just been released and it features star Jessica Chastain detailing exactly why her character isn't someone you want to mess with. Check it out in the player below!
- Thompson on Hollywood: Watch: Jessica Chastain Demands Respect in First 'A Most Violent Year' Clip
- IndieWire: Watch: Jessica Chastain and Oscaar Isaac Lose Control in 'A Most Violent Year' Trailer
- The Playlist: Watch: Don't Disrespect Jessica Chastain In Clip From 'A Most Violent Year'
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J.C. Chandor's "Most Violent Year" premiered as the opening night gala of AFI Fest Thursday night and announced the arrival of a new Oscar contender. Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain have solid arguments for inclusion in this year's race.http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/in-contention
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After his debut film "Margin Call" in 2011 and its very different follow-up "All is Lost" in 2013, writer-director J.C. Chandor's "A Most Violent Year" is a truly impressive film, one that takes all the concerns of his prior films — money, control, fate — and puts them on a canvas as big and bleak as New York in 1981. The resemblance to Sidney Lumet's work in the '80s is not accidental.
- The Wrap: ‘A Most Violent Year’ Review: Jessica Chastain, Oscar Isaac Chase the American Dream, by Hook or by Crook
- The Wrap: AFI Fest Opener ‘A Most Violent Year’ Gives Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain a ‘Gangster Movie Road Map’
- HitFix: Review: Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac anchor peculiar and powerful 'A Most Violent Year'
- Digital Spy: Jessica Chastain 'can't promote Violent Year because of Interstellar'
- IndieWire: Review: J.C. Chandor's 'A Most Violent Year' is 'Death of a Salesman' With Crime
- The Wrap: Jessica Chastain on ‘Interstellar’ vs. ‘A Most Violent Year’ PR Battle: ‘Don't Ask Me to Choose One Movie Over Another’
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