Good Time and The Lost City of Z mentioned in loads of Best Of 2017 lists!

Good Time and The Lost City of Z mentioned in loads of Best Of 2017 lists!



Yes, we're feeling it! Rob's 2017 was the best of his career! We already know he brought in key Best Actor nominations for the Gotham Awards and the Spirit Awards but Good Time has made countless "Best of" lists that we wanted to share with you.

Also, a pleasant turn of events - folks didn't forget The Lost City of Z! So that other great film Rob supported earlier in the year has its own set of accolades. We'll keep updating the list and if you notice one we've missed, let us know in the comments and we'll add it. This being the best and extensive set of praise since Cosmopolis, we want to memorialize this year in film for Rob!

GOOD TIME


#1 - Best Films of 2017 - Film Comment
#1 - Best Films of 2017 - The Ringer
#2 - Best Movies of 2017 - Fox San Diego
#3 - Best Movies of 2017 - The New Yorker
#3 - Favorite Films of 2017 - Birth.Movies.Death
#4 - 10 Best Films of 2017 - BBC Culture, "Pattinson’s career-best performance
#4 - 10 Best Movies of 2017 - National Review
#6 - 10 Best Films of 2017 - Interview, "Robert Pattinson, in his finest performance yet"
#7 -Top 10 Films of 2017 - Cahiers du Cinema
#7 - Best Films of 2017 - Sight & Sound
#8 - Best Films of 2017 - The Playlist, "Robert Pattinson does his absolute best work to date..."
#10, Honorable Mention - Best Movies of 2017 - THR critics
#10 - Best Films of 2017 - Dazed
#14 - Best Movies of 2017 - Esquire, "Arguably the finest male performance of the year comes courtesy of Robert Pattinson..."
#14 - Best Movie Moments of 2017 - Indiewire, "Brought to life by the best and most committed performance of Robert Pattinson’s increasingly dynamic career..."
#17 - 20 Best Films of 2017 - AV Club
No Rank - Best of 2017 - Vulture, "Robert Pattinson gives a career-best performance..."

More accolades beyond Best Film

#2 - Best Performances of 2017 - The Playlist, "We can’t talk about Pattinson in 2017 without also mentioning his compelling and gentle supporting role in James Gray‘s grave and beautiful “The Lost City of Z.” But it’s his borderline unrecognizable turn in the Safdies’ “Good Time” that is the career-remaking revelation. Connie’s trippy, one-crazy-night, botched-heist shenanigans could merely be manic (and the film’s energy never flags), but Pattinson, beneath an astringently bottle-blonde mop of hair, (especially opposite an equally excellent Benny Safdie as his mentally challenged brother), brings the very thing his fame-making role as a vampire in the “Twilight” series definitely didn’t have: soul. R-Patz is dead; long live Robert Pattinson."
25 Reasons to Love the Movies in 2017 - Robert Pattinson - Rolling Stone, "it's the best thing the star has ever done
#3 - Best Actor - Dublin Film Critics Circle
#3 - Best Scores & Soundtracks - The Playlist
#3 - Best Uses of Music in Movies - Variety
#5 - Best Film Soundtracks of 2017 - Little White Lies
#6 - Best Cinematography - The Playlist
#10 - Best Film Posters of 2017 - Little White Lies
#16 - Best Movie Trailers of 2017 - The Playlist
#16 - Best Movie Posters of 2017 - The Playlist
40 Best Movie Posters of 2017 - Indiewire
Best Cinematography of 2017 - The Film Stage
Honorable Mention - The Huffington Post
Honorable Mention - The LA Times
Favorites - The New York Times

THE LOST CITY OF Z


#4 - Best Films of 2017 - The Ringer
#5 - Best Movies of 2017 - The Thrillist
#6 - The Best Films of 2017 - Village Voice
#9 - 20 Best Films of 2017 - AV Club
#9 - Best Films of 2017 - Film Comment
#9 - Best Movies of 2017 - Esquire
#10 - Best Films of 2017 - The Playlist, "...Robert Pattinson, who has had the best year of his career."
#31 - Best Movies of 2017 - The New Yorker

More accolades beyond Best Film

#1 - Best Cinematography - The Playlist
Best Cinematography of 2017 - The Film Stage
Honorable Mention - The Huffington Post
Honorable Mention - Best Movies of 2017 - THR critics
Honorable Mention - The LA Times
Honorable Mention - The Playlist

Video Mashups that include Good Time and/or The Lost City of Z!

VIDEO: Hommage To Robert Pattinson At Deauville Festival

VIDEO: Hommage To Robert Pattinson At Deauville Festival
Added transcript of Bérénice Bejo's Tribute to Rob at the bottom of the post after the cut

Robert Pattinson

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Ladies and gentlemen please welcome Robert #pattinson ! #Deauville2017 #KiehlsClub pic.twitter.com/yIvQQ4NHuU

— Anaïs Berno (@AnaBerno) September 2, 2017

Hommage à Robert Pattinson.Tribute to Robert Pattinson. #Deauville2017 #Speech #GoodTime https://t.co/8IstJ0fTYE

— Mehdi Omaïs (@MehdiOmais) September 2, 2017

It's time!!!!!! https://t.co/uzD8UXgrxv

— Robert Pattinson (@robpattinsonww) September 2, 2017

Robert Pattinson reçoit son trophée de #Deauville2017 #RobertPattinson pic.twitter.com/Ersw10ptUn

— Sandra Mézière (@Sandra_Meziere) September 2, 2017

#Deauville2017 #RobertPattinson remercie les réalisateurs avec qui il a travaillé pic.twitter.com/bPfOsYOj5o

— Nivraë @ Paris (@nivrae) September 2, 2017

L'hommage du Festival du Cinéma Américain de #Deauville2017 à #RobertPattinson #Deauville pic.twitter.com/CnYLpjjBB3

— Sandra Mézière (@Sandra_Meziere) September 2, 2017

Robert Pattinson, tout simplement hilarant pour ses premiers mots ! #Deauville2017 pic.twitter.com/cY9TInQGd1

— On se fait un ciné ? (@Onsefaituncine_) September 2, 2017

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NEW: FKA twigs calls Robert Pattinson "the man that I love" and "100% worth it" in interview with The Guardian

NEW: FKA twigs calls Robert Pattinson "the man that I love" and "100% worth it" in interview with The Guardian

This is so freakin' sweet and he deserves all of it. Well...she's actually talking about serious things and once I clear the hearts from my eyes that Rob has a sweet girlfriend who knows he's SO worth it, then I can get serious. But the hearts are still there, guys. The hearts are still there.



Excerpt from The Guardian:
“Oh, I’m nothing. I’m nothing right now.” Twigs offers a neat delineation on the different sorts of repute a “weird” artist can attain. “I think it’s easy to sit in this trendy cafe, in a trendy little area of New York, and say ‘Ooh, I’m FKA Twigs’. But outside of these four blocks, does anybody really give a shit? Probably not. I’m well aware if I walk down one street in New York, I’ll hear people say: ‘Oh my gad!’ And if I walk down another street: nothing. And those streets are blocks apart from each other.

“I’m appealing to people who want something different,” she says, “but the world, on the whole, doesn’t really embrace different things. Not on the whole.”

This might be a subject on her mind because she’s been wrestling, of late, with a fairly major collision between the worlds of the niche and the mainstream. When her relationship with Robert Pattinson became public, a couple of months ago, it narcotised her public profile – a profile that had until then been pretty subtle and quiet and under Twigs’s direct control. Pattinson retains a lot of manic fans from his days as a young-adult idol in the Twilight film franchise. Twigs is mixed-race, her mother part Spanish and her father Jamaican, and when the relationship with Pattinson came to light she received a lot of crude online abuse from his fans. “I am genuinely shocked and disgusted at the amount of racism that has been infecting my [Twitter] account the past week,” she tweeted in September. Advertisement

Twigs tells me: “Obviously I know if you’re putting yourself out there, saying, ‘Hey! Listen to my music!’, with pictures of yourself in the magazines, then people are going to judge you. ‘I hate her music. I hate her hair. I hate her production. I hate her videos.’ Fine: don’t care. That’s the great thing about art, it’s not for everyone. But when it comes to racism, really? In this day and age? Pick that?”

Pattinson has joined her in these early stages of her US tour, a sweet gesture that has unfortunately launched a grim game of cat and mouse around the city, the pair trailed everywhere by a school of paparazzi. There were especially awkward photographs taken the night before our lunch, Twigs pictured getting out of a cab with one hand in Pattinson’s and the other trying to shield her face from flashbulbs. I tell her how uncomfortable the images were to look at, her distress plain. She doesn’t want to go in to specifics of her romantic life (who would, after two months of gossip-page commentary?) but she says something rather lovely about the compromises required of this new relationship. I think it’s worth quoting in full.

“That side of my life [the paparazzi] is nothing to do with me. That’s, like… That is the… side of life of the man that I love. And… when that started happening I had to… Because that is the opposite of who I am as a person, and it was weird… Then I had to sit back and have a conversation with myself and I had to say: that is something really horrible. No, not horrible, I don’t find it horrible, it’s something that’s very challenging. I look uncomfortable because I am uncomfortable. But then it’s, like, is this person in my life worth that? And he is, without question. Do you know what I mean? In comparison to how happy I am. And how I feel with him. It’s 100% worth it. Does that make sense?”

It does.

“Good,” she says. We eat our trendy food.

....

From a balcony at the back (a few seats down from the famous boyfriend) I struggle to recognise the lunch buddy who quoted The Lego Movie at me and got sad over a memory of commemorative coins. I’m watching Twigs in performance mode, obscure and remote. During the final sequence of songs there’s a sudden, sustained ovation, after which she breaks character for a second to say a flushed thank you. Afterwards, outside the venue, one fan turns to another and says: “I had no idea until then she was even English.”


You can read the interview in full HERE!

Source | Thanks Flavia!

VOTE For Robert Pattinson's "Cosmopolis" in ‘TIFF Film Circuit People’s Choice Award’

VOTE For Robert Pattinson's "Cosmopolis" in ‘TIFF Film Circuit People’s Choice Award’



Time to get those voting fingers out again people.
"Cosmopolis" is up in the Best Canadian Film section

To Vote Click HERE

Do you need a reminder of WHY it deserves to win?



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Congratulations Robert Pattinson! You're E! Online's Celebrity of the Year 2011

Congratulations Robert Pattinson! You're E! Online's Celebrity of the Year 2011

You voted and you guys did it!

Rob won Celeb of the Year!

He'll get to have $25,000 donated to the charity of his choice. That's what makes this poll special and above the rest. E! Online actually does something worthwhile with their poll. We're only going to honor that in this post. :) When E! announces where the money is donated, we'll let you know.

Congrats again to Rob and hip hip hooray to YOU guys for voting our guy all the way to the top! You did it again and with Bel Ami, Cosmopolis, and Breaking Dawn Part 2 coming out in 2012, how much you wanna bet we do it for 3rd times the charm? ;)

E! Online article after the cut!

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HQ - Robert Pattinson at the London Premiere After Party - Part Deux

HQ - Robert Pattinson at the London Premiere After Party - Part Deux

I repeat: Drunk Rob for the win! Don't judge. If you feel like judging go and drink it up yourself and you'll feel much better! Cheers! :)

The pics have been re-sized to fit the screen, just lick and save for HQ :)





Okay where's Dean? There's too much mandling going on in this picture. I can understand he can't keep his hands off of him but come ON :)


Oh stop it! :)




Photo Credit - INF Daily