Movies
The Other Guys Review by Krycek
When it comes to certain actors, the old saying of “sometimes less is more” can absolutely be true. In the case of former SNL funnyman Will Ferrell, it is often the case that he succeeds in being much funnier with small bit parts as opposed to being the center of attention. However, sometimes all you need is the right person to pair up with and with the right material, magic can happen. With the release of the latest Will Ferrell comedy The Other Guys, teaming Ferrell up with Oscar Nominee Mark Wahlberg may have been a match made in comedy heaven. Continue reading
Charlie St. Cloud Review by Krycek
In Hollywood, perception is everything. If audiences expect you to behave a certain way, and you do…chances are you’re going to please a lot of people. Unfortunately, this is also a double-edged sword, as many times people start to get tired of seeing the same actors playing the same parts. The trick is to slowly venture out into different territory while not making moves that are extremely drastic. In the case of teen heartthrob Zac Efron, he has actually shown a lot of wise decision making in his career attempting to evolve from that kid on High School Musical. However, his latest venture into drama Charlie St. Cloud, while a move in the right direction career wise, isn’t anything that absolutely had to be seen in a theater to be enjoyed. Continue reading
I’m Still Here Poster Released
Remember back when Joaquin Phoenix lost his damn mind?? Continue reading
Salt Review by Krycek
When it comes to action flicks, it’s pretty much a clubhouse with a sign that says “no girls allowed.” However, there have been quite a few notable exceptions in the all guy group of action heroes. In fact, one of the biggest action stars to grace the screen lately has been Angelina Jolie. With a number of hits such as Wanted and the Tomb Raider series under her belt, Angelina has proven to be one of the few remaining bankable action stars. Well, with the release of the latest action film Salt, Angelina is bigger than ever, and she can rightfully stand toe to toe with any tough-guy action star on the planet, as she kicks all sorts of ass here. Continue reading
Inception Review by Carlsberg
In the past few months, I have voiced two complaints that I now must retract, and for one of which I must also apologize. The first of these complaints was that the movies being released this summer, with the exception of a few shiny gems, pretty much suck. They’re not all awful, but this summer just hasn’t lived up to the summer movie hype. Secondly, I was one of those people who, while I did not object to Inception being made, I just felt like, “Come on, Christopher Nolan. We don’t need this other stuff. We need more Batman and we need it now!” Well here it is. I’m sorry Christopher Nolan. When I saw your name linked with Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ellen Page, Cillian Murphy, Ken Watanabe, Marion Cotillard, and Michael Caine, I probably should have realized that you were working on your masterpiece. I am sorry I ever doubted you. It won’t happen again. Continue reading
A Surprise Prop Makes It’s Way Into the Thor Film
A Marvel prop flies under the radar, but means bigs things for Thor fans. Continue reading
Posters for Green Lantern Released
A cool look at the upcoming film with four different posters depicting different characters. Continue reading
The Avengers Assemble in San Diego
The all-star cast of the highly anticipated superhero movie is brought out at Comic-Con Continue reading
Six Character Posters for Zack Snyder’s Sucker Punch Released
Six character posters for the film adaptation Sucker Punch have been released. The highly anticipated film based on the graphic novel of the same title is being written and directed by Zack Snyder (300, Watchmen). Continue reading
Marvel Presents A First Look At Upcoming Projects
Concept art of both Captain America and Thor have been unveiled just in time for this year’s Comic-Con Continue reading
The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Review by Krycek
Mostly, when you’re dealing with movies that are classified as “family films” you’re going to find material that is aimed at small children. With recent hits such as Alvin & The Chipmunks, it has been proven that if a movie can keep children quiet and entertained for a period of time, parents will shell out big bucks and sit through just about anything. This being said, it is something very cool when a movie is released that is perfectly suitable for kids and adults alike. Disney’s latest adventure flick The Sorcerer’s Apprentice is a welcome addition to fun and family friendly movies everywhere. Continue reading
Nicolas Cage Returns as Ghost Rider
The Oscar Winner will reprise his role as the Marvel Super Hero. Continue reading
Predators Review by Krycek
Recently, there has been quite a nostalgic trend in movie theaters everywhere. In the past few years, we’ve seen new looks at icons of the past such as Die Hard, Indiana Jones, and Rambo. These movies are often met with a certain amount of anticipation as fans of the various series always have such fond memories related to them. Well, the latest action hit of the 80s to get a new millennium makeover is 1987’s classic Predator, and although that film had a number of follow-ups, Predators is the movie that fans of the original have been waiting for. Continue reading
Edward Norton and The Tale of The Hulk
If you’ve been paying attention to reports throughout the Internet lately, you’ve probably come across a story that has been getting more and more complex every day concerning The Incredible Hulk and how it will be related to the highly anticipated film The Avengers. Continue reading
Despicable Me Review by Carlsberg
I think we can all agree that this summer’s movie selection has been a disappointment at best. As far as the animated summer films go, we’ve had a bit of a split decision. Shrek Forever After, the fourth installment of a once great series didn’t critically bomb as badly as its most-recent predecessor, but the consensus was that it just isn’t very good. On the other hand, the second animated feature of the summer was Toy Story 3, a great final installment of the series, a great overall film, and in my opinion, the best film 2010 has given us to date.
So when it came to the third animated film of this mostly dismal summer, Despicable Me, I wasn’t holding my breath for greatness. However, on a scale ranging from Shrek Forever After to Toy Story 3, I’m happy to say that it fell closer to the Toy Story 3 end of the spectrum. Continue reading
Behold…Green Lantern
Entertainment Weekly released it’s cover today for it’s comic-con issue. It bears an important image. Continue reading
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse Review by Puddy
When you hear girls talking about being on Team Jacob or Team Edward and Cougars everywhere begin talking about Taylor Lautner’s abs it can only mean that it’s time for another film in …drumrole…the Twilight Saga. It’s hard to believe that it was only two years ago that we were all blessed with the unique experience of Twilight. In case you are late to the party let me get you up to speed on this giant helping of crap that is the equivalent of a Judy Blume book with sparkling vampires and teenage werewolves that don’t like to wear shirts. In Twilight we meet Bella, a depressed teenager (wow, it’s already so original) she meets a very pale guy called Edward. Ahhhhhh. Well first she hates him then he saves her life and then she loves him with every fiber of her being. Ahhhhhhh. Continue reading
The Last Airbender Review by Krycek
In 1999, one of the biggest and most surprising hits to be released all summer was the groundbreaking thriller The Sixth Sense. That film, which featured one of the most famous twist endings of all time, introduced audiences everywhere to an up-and-coming young director named M. Night Shyamalan. After the massive success of The Sixth Sense, many people thought that Shyamalan was in line to be the next Steven Spielberg, but others remained skeptical of his talent. After a few respectable films, Shyamalan seemed to loose his way and the results were some of the biggest disappointments of the past few years. Well, Shyamalan has attempted to break out of his funk and venture into the world of both children’s films and epic moviemaking with his live-action adaptation of the popular cartoon Avatar: The Last Airbender. Well, unfortunately for the legions of fans awaiting it’s release, The Last Airbender is one of the biggest busts to hit theaters all year. Continue reading
Shrek Forever After Review by Puddy
In 2001, when Shrek came out it was one of the most original and funniest animated films to arrive in years. While Shrek 2 and Shrek The Third were not nearly as good or funny, they both made tons of money at the box office and now we get Shrek Forever After. Sadly the Shrek franchise ends with much less of a bang than it arrived with. What made Shrek so cool was that even though it was an animated film, the movie became entrenched into Pop Culture and it felt like everyone went to see this movie. Now as the series concludes it feels all the imagination and inventiveness that was here in 2001 has been replaced with a by the numbers kids movie that fails to inspire. Continue reading
Sony Casts New Spider-Man!
The upcoming reboot of the popular franchise has finally found it’s Peter Parker! Continue reading
Pee-wee Herman Returns to Theaters Everywhere
Paul Reubens is set to reprise his famous character for a new feature film. Continue reading
Knight and Day Review by Krycek
When you’re dealing with movies that are released around the summer season, more often than not, you’re not going to find many surprises plot wise. While an awesome plot can make a movie a lot of fun to try and figure out, certain formulaic plots can work to the extent that you end up having fun when they’re well made. The main point of weather these movies with known formulas work or not have to deal with weather or not the cast can pull off making a plot that has been used before seem fresh. With the release of the latest action film Knight and Day, great chemistry between stars Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz makes what could have been a very used and predictable movie, one of the more enjoyable times I’ve had this summer. Continue reading
Jonah Hex Review by Krycek
If I’m being honest about the theatrical releases so far this summer, there is much to be desired. Sure, every summer is going to have a few dogs, but this summer just seems to be filled with disappointment after disappointment. I, for one, was actually pleased with a few fun action flicks, and Toy Story 3 was awesome but for the most part summer 2010 just isn’t working well. As disappointing as the majority of releases have been, there really hasn’t been a movie released where everything absolutely went wrong. As disappointing as most releases have been, there’s always something positive to say about them…right? Well, here it is, villagers, quite possibly the worst movie to come out in recent memory, and it’s called Jonah Hex. Continue reading
Toy Story 3 Review by Puddy
Fifteen years ago, Pixar and Disney came together to make the very first full length computer animated film. Toy Story was an instant classic and since then Pixar and Disney have been the benchmark when it comes to animation. Toy Story 2 came out in 1999 and was just as impressive as the original and some would say it may have been better. So needless to say the hype and expectations on Toy Story 3 have been through the roof. I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt that not only did Disney and Pixar live up to the hype, they far surpassed it and in the process have created one of the funniest, most touching and best movies of this or any year. Continue reading
The A-Team Review by Krycek
When the summer movie season comes around, audiences everywhere come to have an unwritten agreement with the movies they tend to go to see. One our side, we agree to turn off our brains and not look too hard at plot points and character development. On the filmmaker’s side, they are supposed to agree to present us with some fun entertainment that will make us smile while getting out of the heat. I have to say, for the most part, that in this summer of 2010, the filmmakers aren’t fulfilling their side of the deal. Sure, there have been 2 or 3 movies that were fun, but for the most part this year just sucks. With this in mind, there is finally a movie playing at theaters everywhere where the filmmakers truly respect the pact of summer moviegoers and give everyone a fun ride from beginning to end. What else can I say? The A-Team rocks! Continue reading
Get Him to the Greek Review by Krycek
There are certain characters that work out so well in certain projects, people just want to see more of them. When this happens, movie and television writers sometimes decide to present a spin-off movie to give these scene-stealers a shot at the big time. While this is more popular with television projects than movies, we have seen both good and bad results on both fronts. Well, this week audiences everywhere were given a gift of one of the best spin-off movies ever with the release of the hilarious film Get Him to the Greek. Continue reading
Les Grossman Officially Gets His Own Movie
Tom Cruise is set to bring his Tropic Thunder character back to theaters everywhere. Continue reading
Splice Review by Carlsberg
Splice, the first sci-fi thriller of the summer, opened this past weekend, and what seemed like it would be nothing more than a rip-off of Species, turned out to be something far different and much more intelligent.
Splice centers around two young scientists, Elsa Kast (Sarah Polley, Go) and Clive Nicoli (Adrien Brody, The Pianist), who are partners in both their professional and personal lives. As the film begins, Elsa and Clive have just successfully spliced the DNA of several different species of animals to create a completely unique creature. Continue reading
Jeremy Renner In Final Negotiations for Role in The Avengers
The Hurt Locker‘s Jeremy Renner is reportedly in final negotiations to play “Hawkeye” in The Avengers. Continue reading
Behold: Captain America
The interwebs are abuzz and confirmation has apparently been given that these images are the real deal. So feast your eyes on the costume Chris Evans will wear as Steve Rogers, Captain America. Continue reading
Guillermo Del Toro Leaves The Hobbit
The talented director leaves the project due to it’s many delays. Continue reading
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Review by Krycek
When going into certain movies, you really need to tae a step back and notice just where the story has come from. I remember back in 2003 when I ventured out to see a little movie based on a theme park ride, I had no idea that I was about to see one of the coolest adventure movies ever created in the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie. However, when you initially see that the movie you’re headed to is based on a video game, this draws some concern. Video game movies don’t exactly have the greatest reputation when it comes to movie adaptations, to put it lightly. So, with very little expectations I walked into the movie Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, and I have to say, I think I had more fun watching this movie than any summer release so far. Continue reading
MacGruber Review by Puddy
Saturday Night Live has given us many films based on characters created on the show. Some have led to fantastic films (Wayne’s World, Blues Brothers) while others have been a complete disaster (It’s Pat, Stuart saves his Family). Now SNL has brought to the big screen the character, MacGruber and thankfully this film delivers true comedy magic. Last year we were all treated to the comedy masterpiece, The Hangover and in that film we saw a great comedy with flawless timing and delivery of every joke and hilarious moment. MacGruber isn’t on this level, but the film does take advantage of the talent of Will Forte (SNL) and Kristen Wiig (SNL). Along with a funny and talented cast, MacGruber actually has some hilarious action scenes that work very well in the movie. Continue reading
Dennis Hopper: 1936 – 2010
The talented actor has passed away at the age of 74 Continue reading
Megan Fox Cut From Transformers 3
Director Michael Bay has apparently decided that the franchise is better off without her. Continue reading
Robin Hood Review by Krycek
Ten years ago, acclaimed director Ridley Scott (Blade Runner) set out to reinvent the classic “sword and sandals” picture with a high concept film titled Gladiator. When it came to casting the lead of the Roman general turned slave, Scott took quite a risk on talented Australian actor Russell Crowe, and the results were something very special. Not only was Gladiator a huge success, it also was awarded best picture and best actor Oscars that year. In the wake of the success of Gladiator, a partnership was forged between Scott and Crowe that has given audiences everywhere some high quality films. Well, in the latest collaboration between Crowe and Scott, they’ve gone back to the formula that worked so well the first time and set their sights on reinventing the bow-and-arrow flick in the new motion picture Robin Hood. While nowhere near as great as Gladiator, this film offers a lot of good aspects and is a perfectly acceptable summer movie. Continue reading
Green Lantern Set and Concept Photos
Villagers, there’s a little production filming here in my fair city of New Orleans involving one of my favorite comic book characters…Green Lantern. The interwebs have been abuzz and we are proud to show you a few set pics with some geekgasms for the keen of eye. Continue reading
Mission: Impossible 4 Gets Incredible Director
Ethan Hunt has found a new director, and it’s a very animated choice. Continue reading
Iron Man 2 Review by Carlsberg
It’s May 7th, and although summer has not officially started yet according to the meteorological calendar, Hollywood’s Summer Movie Season has officially begun. And it began with a bang at 12:01am this morning with the midnight release of the highly anticipated sequel, Iron Man 2. Tony Stark is back in red and gold, along with a few familiar faces and a few new ones.
This sequel begins where the previous film left off, with Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.) announcing in a press conference that he is Iron Man. Continue reading
A Nightmare on Elm Street Review by Krycek
Over the past few years, Hollywood has been attempting to recapture some of the magic that has been created in some of the classic horror films of a generation. Recently, we’ve seen updated versions of both Friday the 13th and Halloween, with various successes. However, the deranged killers in both of those films were masked boogiemen, so recreating the central character was more-or-less finding the right mask. With the recent release of the new version of A Nightmare on Elm Street, not only did the creators have to craft an updated version of the classic story, but also they had to search for the right person to replace Freddy Krueger. As far as the remakes of the classic three horror movies go, Freddy has triumphed over both Jason and Michael Myers in a huge way. Continue reading
X-Men Set to Return in 2011
20th Century Fox has announced a release date for the next incarnation of the popular superhero franchise. Continue reading
How to Train Your Dragon Review by Puddy
This year animation film fans will get a return of Toy Story and Shrek. While these may be the most anticipated animated films this year the best film may have already came out. Dreamworks’ How to Train Your Dragon is a classic film that has something for everyone and with stirring 3D and exciting action sequences the movie is sure to have audiences hooked. How to Train Your Dragon does a sensational job of telling a great story with a very clever script. The real stars of the movie are the Dragons and they are all designed with great detail and each Dragon has his own special abilities, which makes for some great moments throughout the film. Continue reading
Stallone Says Rambo 5 Not Happening
It looks as if Stallone is finished with the popular action franchise. Continue reading
Release Date Announced for Batman 3
Warner Bros. announces the release date of Christopher Nolan’s third Batman film. Continue reading
First Image of Chris Hemsworth as the Mighty Thor
Paramount Pictures has released the first official photo of Chris Hemsworth (Star Trek) as Thor in the upcoming Kenneth Branagh directed film. The image from the film based on the popular comic book looks like the film used the recent issues of the comic for influence showing Thor in his latest costume. Enjoy. Continue reading
Official Scream 4 Teaser Poster Released
A sneak peek at the upcoming horror film. Continue reading
The Losers Review by Krycek
As of late, Hollywood has been in the middle of a complete comic book craze. Just last week, we were presented with one of the coolest comic adaptations to hit theaters in a long time with Kick-Ass. Well, it’s another week, which means another comic book adaptation. This time around, we leave behind the superheroes and come face to face with The Losers. For a comic book that isn’t widely known, The Losers is quite an entertaining movie that delivers lots of fun. Continue reading
Kick-Ass Review by Krycek
Recently, many filmmakers have been looking away from the normal venues for movie ideas. This includes looking towards the pages of many comic books that aren’t widely popular and often considered unfilmable. Over the past few years, we’ve seen successful adaptations of Sin City, Wanted, and Watchmen. The fact that these adult themed comic books have been transformed into classic films is mainly due to the extreme talent of their respective filmmakers. Well, we can add yet another title to the list of successful comic adaptations, as director Matthew Vaughn’s latest film Kick-Ass is one of the most entertaining films to hit theaters all year. Continue reading
Will Star Wars be hitting Blu-Ray soon?
Some hints as to when the Star Wars saga will be getting the Blu-Ray treatment… Continue reading
Joss Whedon To Direct The Avengers?
The creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Firefly looks to helm the all-star superhero flick! Continue reading
Clash of the Titans Review by Krycek
In Hollywood, there are certain films that were just born to be remade. Certain projects are simply ripe for the remake treatment due to certain aspects, mainly the fast improvement of visual effects. One film that seemed would be a perfect remake is the campy cult classic Clash of the Titans. Also, Hollywood has caught 3-D fever, with the massive success of last year’s Avatar. Well, the remake of Clash of the Titans successes is the aspect of being a fun remake of the classic adventure, but the 3-D version of the film offers some of the worse thee dimensional work in recent memory. Continue reading
Hot Tub Time Machine Review by Carlsberg
Let me just start by saying that when you go into a movie entitled “Hot Tub Time Machine”, there are certain elements of filmmaking that you should be expecting to see and some that you definitely shouldn’t. You should know right off the bat that the film is going to be silly, and probably not very scientifically sound. Having this in mind when I went into this film, I must say that I was very pleasantly surprised. This movie is very funny.
The story is pretty basic. Three best friends who have lost touch over the years, Adam, Nick, and Lou, and Adam’s no-direction-in-life nephew, Jacob, go to a ski resort where the three friends had some of their best memories together… Continue reading
75 Remakes/Reboots in the Works
There has been a lot of talk around the movie community over the past few years about the lack of originality as of late. It seems that everything is a remake or an adaptation or a reboot of an idea already though of. So, the other day, someone I’ve had this conversation with before, sent me the link to a pretty cool entertainment site called DenOfGeek.com, where they had an article posted that describes this very phenomenon. The article lists 75—that’s right, 75— remakes or reboots currently in the works. Continue reading
Paranormal Activity 2 Has a Director
It would seem that one of the most profitable movies of all time, Paranormal Activity, will have a sequel, whether it needs one or not. Continue reading
“Repo Men” Review by Krycek
One of the most popular forms of sci-fi is the film set in the not too distant future. There are generally 2 types of near future movies made, the happy utopian future, such as Star Trek, and the bleak cynical future, such as Blade Runner. Well, every now and again a film can combine elements from both sides of utopia and cynical hell to create a very special setting. The latest movie to enter the list of cool near future flicks is the action adventure Repo Men. Continue reading
“Scream 4″ Is Officially Happening
It has been officially announced that Scream 4 will indeed be slashing its way into theaters some 15 years after the release of the original. Continue reading
Captain America Officially Cast!
An actor very familiar to comic book fans will take up the famous red, white, and blue shield. Continue reading
“Remeber Me” Review by Krycek
So, it is very interesting when a star, who’s mostly known for a certain franchise, decides to branch out and try something new. It’s not an impossible feat, as Daniel Craig has stepped out of James Bond’s shoes, Christian Bale has had success away from Batman, and Matt Damon really isn’t universally known as Jason Bourne. Well, this time brooding and bothered Robert Pattinson has decided to move away from his Twilight role and venture out into the world of drama. As I am not a Twilight fan, I have to say, this movie wasn’t all that bad, but it contains one of the worst endings in the history of film that will forever be associated with what could have been a perfectly adequate little romantic drama. Continue reading
“She’s Out of My League” Review by Carlsberg
Comedies these days come a dime a dozen. There is usually nothing new involved in plotlines and the crude humor that was once funny for its shock value, is often lost on audiences who go in to movies now expecting it. However, every once in a while audiences will be surprised by a film they weren’t expecting much from, but which turns out to be an exception to the norm and actually has a lot of heart and a comedic distinction from the hundreds of other attempts at entertainment that somehow get green-lit each year. I am very pleased (and surprised) to say that She’s Out of My League is one of these exceptions. Continue reading
Hugo Weaving in Talks to Play Villain in “Captain America”
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Marvel Studios has zeroed in on Hugo Weaving to play the villainous Red Skull in “Captain America.” Continue reading
“Brooklyn’s Finest” Review by Krycek
One of the most popular subjects when it comes to movies is crime. No matter what time of year it is, there is always room for a good police movie, and there are always a large group of talented actors and filmmakers who are interested in police movies. So, when you take the director of one of the most successful police thrillers of all time and add in a large group of very talented actors, the result should be a great success, right? Well, many opportunities were completely squandered in the latest police film, with the release of the disastrous Brooklyn’s Finest. Continue reading
2009 Oscar Winners Announced
And the winners are: Continue reading
Live Blog: The Academy Awards with your Village Elders
If you can’t be around to watch the Academy Awards this year, open this page and refresh as we will be providing you with a live running recap of events including the winners tonight. Continue reading
2009 Razzie Winners Announced
And the winners (losers) are… Continue reading
“Alice in Wonderland” Review by Carlsberg
Audiences around the world have been waiting for the release of Alice in Wonderland, the seventh collaboration between director Tim Burton and his favorite leading man, Johnny Depp, in a live-action and animation blended, 3-Dimensional continuation of the Lewis Carroll classic tale.
The story of this film takes place when Alice is 19 years old, and while following a white rabbit in a waistcoat through a garden maze at a Victorian estate during an engagement party, she falls down a rabbit hole and ends up in Wonderland. Continue reading
“The Crazies” Review by Krycek
No matter what time of year it is, there is always an audience for a good horror movie. Lately, horror movies have often left out the goal of actually scaring anyone. However, filmmakers everywhere have been looking to classic horror movies for subjects as cool updated remakes. We have seen new versions of Halloween and Friday the 13th in recent years. While these new versions are often gorier than the originals, the pale in quality to the famous predecessors. This past week, Hollywood revisited a lesser-known George Romero film from 1973 with the release of The Crazies, and I must say, it’s one of the best horror remakes released in years. Continue reading
“Cop Out” Review by Carlsberg
Writer/Director Kevin Smith has been in the news quite a bit lately with his little disagreement with Southwest Airlines about whether he may or may not be to “round” to fly in an airplane. Now that I’ve seen his new movie Cop Out, I’m starting to wonder whether the whole airline thing was a stunt to take the public’s attention away from the film.
I have pretty much always been a fan of Kevin Smith’s work. With few exceptions, I think the man is a comic genius. Unfortunately for Smith, however, with Cop Out, the only thing he succeeded in doing was making a movie that’s worse than Jersey Girl. Continue reading
“Hurt Locker” Producer Barred from Attending Oscars
Entertainment Weekly reports: With all the attention drawn to Nicolas Chartier’s email to friends asking them to vote for his war movie The Hurt Locker over the “$500 million film,” it’s little wonder that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences has denied the producer entry to the show. The Academy ruled late last night that Chartier’s email violated the Academy’s strict campaigning rules. As a result, he will not be allowed admittance to the show this Sunday. Continue reading
The Village Elders Make Their Oscar Picks
With the Oscars less than a week away, The Village Elders have made their picks for 10 of the more popular categories. Below is a list of the nominees for those 10 categories with the name of the Village Elder next to the nominee he feels SHOULD win, rather than who he thinks WILL win. Continue reading
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