Film critics love “Blood”
By Alexandra Heilbron on January 7, 2008 | 9 Comments
The National Society of Film Critics have chosen There Will Be Blood as Best Picture of 2007, and its star, Daniel Day-Lewis, as Best Actor. The recent release also won Best Director and Best Cinematography. Best Actress went to Julie Christie for the Canadian film Away from Her, while Supporting actor/actress awards were given to Casey Affleck for The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford and Cate Blanchett for her portrayal of Bob Dylan in I’m Not There.
amazing, good choice of award winners!
Nice to see Blanchett win for “I’M NOT THERE,” but he was just as deserving for his work in the ELIZABETH sequel.
oh come on already – Blanchett is not a man, nor does she resemble one. Really people, grow up a little. She’s actually pretty.
FINALLY some awards were givin out that make sense.
People need to lay off Blanchett and simply respect his talent.
Most men find strong women to be very intimidating. This is usually the reason for the gender attacks.
Strange thing though – by assigning the “manly” gender to Cate they are, in fact, showing their own deficiencies!
“Manly” gender? Don’t let Blanchett hear you say that — HE’LL kick your butt!
Critics, lol.
Are you called “Toothpick” for a reason???? Or has the womanly Cate kicked you where it counts?