Awards Daily

16 hours ago | awardsdaily.com | Sasha Stone

I haven’t seen Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning but I thought, maybe I’ll ask Grok – the AI on X to write a review of it and see how it reads. Is it as good as or better than the critics? Mind you, Grok could not come up with this review if not for the humans who have already seen it and written about it. Grok is merely searching the web and putting all together. But still. See what you think of the results. Grok chooses critics without regard to their status either.

19 hours ago | awardsdaily.com | Sasha Stone

The Ankler’s Cannes report casually refers to the United States now being overtaken by fascism. Resistance 2.0 is back just when you thought it was safe to go back into the movie theater or to an awards show. Fine, you reap what you sow, Hollywood. But as a WWII obsessive, I do and I feel compelled to explain what fascism is and why they are wrong to casually throw it around without fully understanding its meaning.

20 hours ago | awardsdaily.com | Sasha Stone

The new Superman trailer looks promising. All I can hope is that it is a movie for everyone. We need that so badly as a country. We need to feel something good. The trailer is burning up the internet. It will make a lot of money. A LOT of money. If the stunt category was in play this year, it would be a battle between Superman and MI: Final Reckoning.

22 hours ago | awardsdaily.com | Sasha Stone

A teaser for the new Michelle Pfeiffer Christmas movie just dropped, but apparently it’s being released on Amazon Prime December 3, not in movie theaters. Why? I get the game. I know they want subscribers. They don’t want to pay out to have it play movie theaters. True for Netflix, true for Apple. The conspiracy seems to be to make us all stay in our homes, separate from one another, then have us gather instead on social media to discuss.

1 day ago | awardsdaily.com | Sasha Stone

Facebook Twitter LinkedInReddit PrintBluesky WhatsAppThreads EmailCo-produced by France Télévisions, Brut. and the Festival de Cannes, TV Festival de Cannes covers live the red steps, press conferences, photocalls, and official events of the 78th edition from May 13 to May 24, 2025. VIDEO Facebook Twitter LinkedInReddit PrintBluesky WhatsAppThreads Email