mercredi 20 décembre 2017

Mo's Critic #13 : Bunny Lake is Missing

Mo's Critic #13 : Bunny Lake is Missing

Merriam Model's novel was the subject an adaptation in 1965, starring Laurence Olivier in Mark Strong's role and Carol Lynley instead of Natalie Portman. The film was dismissed by critics after its released and this modern take on the novel is more of the same. We have a talented actress in Portman wasted in a uninspired movie, just like Olivier in 1965. The premise is good, but it all crumbles at the end, but this is not the screenwriter, nor the filmmaker's fault, but the source material. Dominic Cooper is cringey as Portman's brother and the performances somehow felt flat. This is not a movie to be remembered, but certainly not the worst.

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6 Wins and 10 Nominations at the Golden Reel Awards

Mo Buck's Writers Association is proud to announce their 6 wins out of 10 nominations at the Golden Reel Awards.


Wins

SEASON 1

Best Villain : Ralph Fiennes (Jack the Ripper) (Harry Wright)
Best Cast : The Raven in the Night (James Morgan)
Best Actress in a Leading Role : Brie Larson (Maria) (Mo Buck)

SEASON 2

Best Ensemble Cast: And Then There Were None (James Morgan)
Best Actress in a Supporting Role : Mackenzie Foy (The Child Martyr) (Mo Buck)
Best Actress in a Leading Role : Brie Larson (The Child Martyr) (Mo Buck)

Nominations

SEASON 1

Best Production Design : Jack the Ripper (Harry Wright)
Best Ensemble Cast : Maria (Mo Buck)

SEASON 2

Best Supporting Actress : Emily Blunt (And Then There Were None) (James Morgan)
Best Villain : James McAvoy (101) (Mo Buck)

In the name of all the writes of the Association, I, Mo Buck, would like the congratulates all the other winners and nominees for the excellent work and Phil Dolan for his extreme dedication.