Members of the Boston Online Film Critics Association unite to recap the group’s top ten films of the year, overlooked gems and (finally!) get to talk STAR WARS. Happy New Year!
BOFCA 2015 YEAR IN REVIEW PODCAST
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BOFCA REVIEW ROUNDUP 12/25/2015
THE HATEFUL EIGHT
“The cast is stupendous, the dialogue dazzles, disgusts, and delights in equal measure, and the craftsmanship is peerless – but watching Tarantino unfold Minnie’s various mysteries is close to pure rapture.” – Andy Crump, Paste Magazine
CONCUSSION
“Bennet is painted in a saintly glow that quickly wears thin. At times the movie comes across as a thriller as directed by Frank Capra” – Kilian Melloy, EDGE
BOFCA MID-WEEK UPDATE 12/23/2015
Bob Chipman counts down Part I of his TOP TEN and looks back on A CHRISTMAS STORY
Andrew Crump looks at 45 YEARS, ASH VS EVIL DEAD and new Criterion releases
Joyce Kulhawik reviews NATASHA and PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812
Spoilerpiece Theatre talks STAR WARS: EPISODE VII – THE FORCE AWAKENS
Sean Burns catches up on YOUTH
Kilian Melloy on SON OF SAUL
2015 BOFCA Awards
THE 2015 BOSTON ONLINE FILM CRITICS ASSOCIATION AWARDS
BEST PICTURE: MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
BEST DIRECTOR: George Miller, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
BEST ACTOR: Michael B. Jordan, CREED
BEST ACTRESS: Saoirse Ronan, BROOKLYN
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Sylvester Stallone, CREED
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Kristen Stewart, CLOUDS OF SILS MARIA
BEST SCREENPLAY: Tom McCarthy & Josh Singer, SPOTLIGHT
BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM: SON OF SAUL
BEST DOCUMENTARY: AMY
BEST ANIMATED FILM: INSIDE OUT
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: John Seale, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
BEST EDITING: Margaret Sixel, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE: Junkie XL, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
BEST ENSEMBLE: SPOTLIGHT
THE TEN BEST FILMS OF THE YEAR:
1. MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
2. CREED
3. BROOKLYN
4. CAROL
5. SPOTLIGHT
6. CLOUDS OF SILS MARIA
7. BRIDGE OF SPIES
8. THE MARTIAN
9. ANOMALISA
10. TANGERINE
BOFCA REVIEW ROUNDUP 12/4/2015
UNCLE NICK
“If you’re going to structure a movie around a middle-aged alcoholic trying to bone his barely legal niece, you should probably come up with better jokes than the ones in Mike Demski’s sorry screenplay.” – Sean Burns, Movie Mezzanine