Luca Guadagnino delivers his best film since "Call Me by Your Name," and Neon's bet on its star in the supporting actor race looks genius throughout every scene.
\n\nAndrew Garfield found the Norman Bates of Silicon Valley, and he could win an Oscar for it.
\n\nThe Academy gave “Psycho” (1960) four nominations at the 33rd Oscars, and none of them were for the motel clerk with the stuffed birds. Alfred Hitchcock landed his fifth and final best director nod. Janet Leigh, whose Marion Crane doesn’t make it out of the first half the movie, was nominated for supporting actress. Anthony Perkins, who turned Norman Bates into the most likable monster the movies have ever produced, didn’t get a nom for what many consider one of the greatest performances in film history (The American Film Institute ranked Norman the No. 2 villain in film history, behind only Hannibal Lecter).
\n\nAnd now, 66 years later, you can see the ghost of Perkins’ work in the horror classic, watching Andrew Garfield pull off the same trick as OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman in Luca Guadagnino’s dark dramedy “Artificial,” which premiered at the New York Film Festival and received a rapturous reception. Hopefully…
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