The Official 2014-15 Full Year Draft Thread (Division B)

[numbersix]

Where are you guys finding some of these TBAs? I've had a good number of the ones picked on my list but some of these other ones I haven't seen... feel like there's a gap in my research.

IMDB Pro is my friend...

[Chienfantome]

Well it takes hours carefully spent at work to search through every corner of imdb

[Spectre]

Well it takes hours carefully spent at work to search through every corner of imdb

I knew I was missing something... anyone know how to disable a corporate firewall?

[Chienfantome]

Well you gotta find a new job man. It's no good job if you can't slack around the web easily

[Shrykespeare]

Does Boosh know he's up next?

[numbersix]

Sent him a FB message.

[Buscemi]

I'm here. I was in a class and then did some work taking apart a set.

I will select Untitled Lance Armstrong Project. This will now give me what I believe to be the two top Best Actor contenders for next year's Oscars (Eddie Redmayne in Theory of Everything and Ben Foster in this one). Also, Stephen Frears' last one netted me about $30 million in last year's game.

[silversurfer19]

Leestu takes Whiplash

[Shrykespeare]

I will take Kitchen Sink so I can have one more with a definite release date.

And then I'll take Knight of Cups. Malick, Bale, Portman. 'Nuff said.

Love to get your opinions on that...

[silversurfer19]

Leestu takes Child 44

[numbersix]

Eddie Redmayne, quite possibly. Ben Foster? Not so sure. Not so sure about a Lance Armstrong biopic at all. The doc certainly didn't fare too well, and it just doesn't feel like the kind of biopic that could break out.

I wanted Whiplash for my final pick, as a limited release that could fare relatively well. Should have known it wouldn't last.

[numbersix]

If Knight of Cups was ready it would have been in Cannes. So it feels like it's still in post, and who knows when it will be finished. Could be ready for Telluride and Toronto, could not. It's too much of a question mark for me to pick up.

[Buscemi]

Since Six didn't post my next pick, I will post it myself.

I will select The Good Lie, the first of three Reese Witherspoon movies this year (the other two being Wild and Inherent Vice).

[numbersix]

Trash

Daldry does Oscar bait like no other.

[Spectre]

I will take Kitchen Sink so I can have one more with a definite release date.

And then I'll take Knight of Cups. Malick, Bale, Portman. 'Nuff said.

Love to get your opinions on that...

Definitely like the thought behind Knight of Cups but I decided not to take it earlier because I'm not sure it makes it onto the calendar any time soon. Nothing I was able to read gave me much confidence.