My Top 10 Favorite Best Actor Nominations Of The 2010’s

Last week, I decided to share with all of you my feelings on the 10 Best Actor winners of the 2010s because I had seen all of them. This week, I decided to share with you my 10 favorite nominations that did not go on to a win. So, of the remaining 40 Best Actor nominations from films released from 2010 through 2019, with ceremonies from 2011 through 2020, I picked out my 10 favorite performances. I wasn’t necessarily worried about trying to get one from each year or anything like that. These are just my 10 favorites. I have … Continue reading My Top 10 Favorite Best Actor Nominations Of The 2010’s

Ranking The Best Actor Oscar Wins Of the 2010’s

I don’t always get an opportunity to do too many other fun side columns and projects for my site other than just straight-up reviews. Everything is content-driven based on things I’ve recently seen, whether it’s my Small Screen Diaries or pushing reviews out for newer content. But I often talk about the Oscars on my YouTube channel, and I wanted to bring a little bit of that over here. Recently, I did a video, which everyone can check out on my YouTube channel, ranking the Best Actor winners of the 2010s, and this is a series I hope to continue … Continue reading Ranking The Best Actor Oscar Wins Of the 2010’s

The Small Screen Diaries: 07/24/26

TV Shows Watched:Silo: S3E4 (Apple) with audio description, Stuart Fails To Save The Universe: S1E1 (HBO MAX) with audio description, Detective Hole: S1E7 (Netflix) with audio description, Off Campus: S1E7 (Amazon) with audio description, Will Trent: S4E16 (Disney Plus) with audio description, and Abbott Elementary: S5E22 (Disney Plus) with audio description Silo- So everyone will talk about that last scene. Get this episode in before your friends spoil it for you. The AD here was fine, like it has been thus far. I have no problems with Silo, and I love the series. I won’t go into the episode, since … Continue reading The Small Screen Diaries: 07/24/26

The Best And Worst Nominees At The 2026 Dorian TV Awards

GALECA The Society For LGBTQ Entertainment Journalists recently announced their nominees for their Dorian TV Awards, and it should come as no surprise, Heated Rivalry did very well. Of course, so did Hacks, which has been a favorite of GALECA for its entire five seasons. Here’s my thoughts on the best and worst of the Dorian Award nominees.The Worst: Missing Categories I’m going out on a limb to say it’s weird to have a Limited Series category, but the actors are shoved into comedy and drama. For anyone who follows TV at all, this choice disproportionately affects the Drama races. … Continue reading The Best And Worst Nominees At The 2026 Dorian TV Awards

The 10 Worst Best Picture Wins Of All Time

So, on the flip side of the list from yesterday, what are my 10 least favorite wins? I left Wings off the list, simply because it was the beginning of the Oscars. But if I was going based off of just my personal enjoyment, I did not actually enjoy Wings. yes, I saw it in film school. But, I’d have to replace it with something, and I don’t know that it wasn’t actually the best film of that year. So, wings got a pass. #10- Gone With the Wind (1939) I know this is a HOT take. This is a … Continue reading The 10 Worst Best Picture Wins Of All Time

My Top 10 Favorite Best Picture Winners of All Time

As we get closer to the 100th Oscars in just a few years, there is an already massive list of films. I have not seen every Best Picture winner, so a few simply just aren’t here because I didn’t watch them. others are perfectly fine films, but I would have picked something else. And a few, well, it’s OK to not like everything, even a Best Picture winner. While a list of the most iconic winners might be different, these are the ten films that strike my fancy the most. #10- Kramer Vs Kramer (1979) Director: Robert Benton Cast: Dustin … Continue reading My Top 10 Favorite Best Picture Winners of All Time

2025: The Best Of The Year So far: August Edition

I haven’t seen everything, but as of my last count, I’m at 217 films. It’s slowing a bit as I try to back catalog my reviews onto Rotten Tomatoes, but here’s how I see the year so far. Top 25 Films So Far: #1- deaf President Now #2- Tornado #3- The Parenting #4- Lavender Men #5- My Dead Friend Zoey #6- Sinners #7- The Assessment #8- She Rides Shotgun #9- The Amateur #10- the Ruse #11- Thunderbolts #12- Ballerina #13- Materialists #14- Magazine dreams #15- K-Pop Demon Hunters #16- Bonus Track #17- The Luckiest Man In America #18- Bridget Jones … Continue reading 2025: The Best Of The Year So far: August Edition

Dorian TV Awards Winners Announced! ‘Hacks’ and ‘The Pitt’ Take Honors

Among the other things I do, I am a proud member of GALECA: The Society for LGBTQ Film Journalists, so naturally, I should announce the winners of the awards I voted for. for those who follow my small Screen diaries, you’ll note my finger is on the absolute pulse, as it also is for the many critics and entertainment journalists who voted in these awards.With Emmy nominations only days away, will these serve as a bell weather for things to come on that front as well? GALECA is the 2nd largest Entertainment Journalist organization in the world, boasting over 560 … Continue reading Dorian TV Awards Winners Announced! ‘Hacks’ and ‘The Pitt’ Take Honors

Introducing The Blind Film Critics Society, And Our Winners From The 2024 Film Season

A lot of what I do is to try and deepen the accessibility for the blind and visually impaired audiences, who like to enjoy film and television. I review films and discuss how the audio description did or did not work, or for projects without audio description, how easy or hard they were to watch, and what a viewer like me would be missing. I’m fortunate enough to have been accepted into a few critics organizations, and if lucky, I’ll be the first blind film critic on Rotten Tomatoes, bringing representation on the biggest scale there is. Discussing film critically, … Continue reading Introducing The Blind Film Critics Society, And Our Winners From The 2024 Film Season

Going In Blind: The year So Far (May Edition)

I see a lot of other critics updating lists of what they are watching all the time. Since I started doing weekly rankings of my TV watchlist, i figured it was only fair to keep tabs on my film viewings as well. I have currently seen 92 films released in the year 2025, and I have not seen Sinners. So the list below may seem shocking if you think Sinners is the answer to every question. So, as of today, with 92 films under my belt, here’s where my rankings stand. Best Picture: The Parenting- I mentioned I loved this … Continue reading Going In Blind: The year So Far (May Edition)

The Top 25 Shows Of 2024

Best Of 2024: Top 10 Series Of The Year I did publish the video a while back. If you’ve been following my Small Screen Diaries, these really shouldn’t come as much surprise. Plus, every show represented here at least was either on my list of the Best Performances or Ensembles. But, this is a Top 25. Every show is available with audio description, and below I had listed where I watch with audio description. It may not be the initial place of airing. This list will look different next year as it is very likely only 5 of them could … Continue reading The Top 25 Shows Of 2024

Want To Catch Up On Oscar Bait Over Thanksgiving? The Most Sure Things Inside

Your time is precious, but you know that you want to catch up on movies. But, you also want to be informed as awards season progresses, and we get Golden Globes, Screen Actors Guild, and eventually the Oscars, among other awards ceremonies. Taking some of the long-shot contenders out of the race, here are ten films you can watch over Thanksgiving, somewhere, that have audio description, and are all but guaranteed to get a nomination somewhere. #1- Dune Part II Where You Can Stream It: MAX, VOD Services Dune Part II may have opened too early in the year to … Continue reading Want To Catch Up On Oscar Bait Over Thanksgiving? The Most Sure Things Inside

Early Oscar Predictions- October 2024- Best Actress

In September, I revealed my current top rankings for Best Picture. Now, it is time to take a hard look at who is in and… well… if I don’t mention them, I guess they are out. At least, they aren’t in my rankings. 2) Angelina Jolie (Maria) I actually think once Jolie gets the nomination, she’ll overtake Madison.While Pablo Lorraine hasn’t gotten his last two ladies Oscars, he has gotten them both to nominations. With Netflix behind this, the only thing hurting Jolie is that she might be this films only nomination, and Netflix has a top priority in Amelia … Continue reading Early Oscar Predictions- October 2024- Best Actress

Early Oscar predictions: September 2024- Best Picture Rankings

With most of the relevant festivals behind us, and most of the movies having been seen, it was pretty easy to start figuring out this list. So, here’s my current rankings of what is in play, and why, plus why I have them ranked where they are. 2) Emilia Perez (Netflix) the big Netflix title this year. They don’t really have another winner. Netflix has yet to win a Best Picture trophy, but for a Mexican musical tht is also the International Oscar submission for France, and has a really good shot at getting first time Oscar nominations for Zoe … Continue reading Early Oscar predictions: September 2024- Best Picture Rankings

10 Actors Most Likely To Get Their First Oscar Nomination This Year

Last year was a great year for first timers. Cillian Murphy, Coleman Domingo, Jeffrey Wright, Lily Gladstone, Sandra Hueller, Sterling K Brown, Danielle Brooks, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Emily blunt, and America Ferrera all became Oscar nominees. this year, we take a look at the 10 actors most likely to get their first acting nomination this year. 1) Best Actor: Daniel Craig (Queer) Craig, hot off his tenure as James Bond, and following some excellent stage work, has teamed up with Luca Guadanino on his second film of 2024. With a more Oscar friendly release pattern than Challengers, it is likely … Continue reading 10 Actors Most Likely To Get Their First Oscar Nomination This Year