The 79th Annual Academy Awards

Oscar PosterThey said it couldn’t be done, that a little site called “Film School Rejects” couldn’t pull off some of the best Oscar coverage on the web. They had no idea how wrong they were! Last year we rocked your world with insight, news and some spot on predictions. And now we are looking to do it all over again! Will that silence the critics? Of course not. We are the critics.

We are delighted to bring you our exclusive coverage of the 79th Annual Academy Awards from nominations to acceptance speeches to after party etiquette. Keep it clickin’ right here at Film School Rejects for all the best Oscar news, reviews and opinions! Check out some of our coverage that is already rolling in below:

Best Picture Reviews:

Oscar Best Picture Nominee
Babel — reviewed by Tara Settembre

Babel is boldly directed by Alejandro Gonz¡lez I±¡rritu who directed Amores perros and 21 Grams. In this film, he showcases his refreshing technique once again with smooth story transitions and interesting camera pans.”

Oscar Best Picture Nominee
The Departed — reviewed by Chris Beaumont

“The ensemble cast is fantastic, with everyone hitting the right notes. The script is masterful at keeping its focus and delivering the laughs and the thrills. In the end, this movie had me nailed to my seat for two and a half hours.”

Oscar Best Picture Nominee
Letters from Iwo Jima — reviewed by Matthew Alexander

“It is heartening to see such good work put into the film, because the central idea itself deserves a skilled realization.”

Oscar Best Picture Nominee
Little Miss Sunshine — reviewed by Neil Miller

“The cast is exceptional, the story is phenomenal and the journey of this wacky American family hits all too close to home. Little Miss Sunshine will make laugh so hard that you will be brought to tears, but you will want to cry anyway, because the film just has so much heart.”

Oscar Best Picture Nominee
The Queen — reviewed by Chris Beaumont

“I may not have the greatest interest in the Royal Family, but this film does offer some insight to what happened behind, primarily, closed doors. Basically, The Queen is a quietly beautiful film, anchored by some fine acting performances.”

Oscar Nominations Coverage:

Predictions

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