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The purpose of the Awards Season Tracker is three-fold. The first is to keep a record of all screeners that are sent out either via hard copy or digital to various members of the Academy and major guilds. The second is to provide an insight into the amount of films and performances that are being considered for awards season. This is in partnership with seeing the evidence of what films and performances have the support of their respective studios. Lastly, AwardsCircuit.com has a strong following from casual movie-goers but is also read by several members of the Academy Awards that often ask for recommendations about what they “should” watch when afforded the time. This will offer them those recommendations.
(*All ratings are on a four-star scale*)
We will also keep track of all the marketing materials from the awards campaigns. I’ll try to share everything from the swag gifts, to the actual screener cases and where the films and performances are being campaigned. To add, and it should go without saying, I won’t share or send the screeners to you, so please don’t ask. While I’m very appreciative to have the opportunity and privilege to have these sent to me, there’s nothing better than watching the films in the comfort and cold of a dark movie theater. I encourage all of you to do the same.
Links to Awards Sites for Studios
| STUDIO | SITE URL |
|---|---|
| WALT DISNEY | http://disneystudiosawards.com/ & http://www.waltdisneyawards.com |
| SONY PICTURES CLASSICS | http://www.sonyclassics.com/awards-information/ |
| WARNER BROS. | http://www.warnerbros2016.com/ |
| THE WEINSTEIN COMPANY | http://twcguilds.com/ & http://twcawards.com/ |
| DREAMWORKS STUDIOS | http://dreamworksawards.com/ & http://www.dreamworkspicturesawards.com/ |
| FOX SEARCHLIGHT PICTURES | http://www.foxsearchlight.com/awards/ & http://www.foxsearchlight.com/fyc/ |
| LIONSGATE/ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS | http://www.lionsgateawards.com/ & http://roadsideawards.com/ |
| 20TH CENTURY FOX | http://www.foxscreenings.com/ |
| DREAMWORKS ANIMATION | http://www.dwaawards.com/ |
| FOCUS FEATURES | http://focusfeaturesawards2016.com/ |
| PARAMOUNT PICTURES | http://www.paramountguilds.com/ & http://paramountscreenings.com |
| SONY PICTURES | https://www.sonypicturesawards.com/awards/movies/index.html |
| UNIVERSAL PICTURES | http://www.universalpicturesawards.com/ |
| RELATIVITY MEDIA | http://relativitymedia.com/awards/ |
| A24 FILMS | http://a24awards.com/ |
| CBS FILMS | http://cbsfilmsscreenings.com/ |
| BLEECKER STREET | http://www.bleeckerstreetmedia.com/awards/2016 |
| BROAD GREEN | http://broadgreenawards.com/ |
| NETFLIX | http://awards.netflix.com/ |
| AMAZON STUDIOS | https://www.amazonstudiosawards.com/ |
| OPEN ROAD | http://openroadfilms.com/AWARDS/ |
| EUROPACORP | http://awards.europacorp.com/ |
| STUDIO | SITE URL |
SCREENER LISTINGS
| FILM NAME | CAMPAIGN NOTES | RATING & REVIEW |
| “Miles Ahead” (Sony Pictures Classics) | About the film. | TBA |
| “Maggie’s Plan” (Sony Pictures Classics) | About the film. | Feels as if Rebecca Miller created her own Woody Allen film, but one of his lesser ones. (★★½) |
| “Gleason” (Amazon Studios) | About the film. | TBA |
| “Author: The JT LeRoy Story” (Amazon Studios) | About the film. | TBA |
| “Gimme Danger” (Amazon Studios) | About the film. | TBA |
| “The Meddler” (Sony Pictures Classics) | FYC – Best Actress in a Comedy (Susan Sarandon), Best Comedy, and more | TBA |
| “I Saw the Light” (Sony Pictures Classics) | FYC – Best Picture, Actor (Tom Hiddleston), Supporting Actress (Elizabeth Olsen), and more | TBA |
| “The Boss” (Universal Pictures) | Blu-Ray copy. | TBA |
| “The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble” (Orchard) | FYC – Best Documentary Feature | TBA |
| “Life Animated” (Orchard) | FYC – Best Documentary Feature | TBA |
| “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2” (Universal Pictures) | Blu-Ray Copy | TBA |
| “The Eagle Huntress” (Sony Pictures Classics) | FYC – Best Documentary Feature and Best Original Song | Otto Bell captures the innocence and wonder of a child and is sure to be a crowd pleaser. (★★★) |
| “13th” (Netflix) | No categories listed. | Very well could be one of the defining documentaries of the century. DuVernay paints the portrait of injustice masterfully. (★★★★) |
| “I Am Not Your Negro” (Magnolia Pictures) | FYC – Best Documentary Feature | Quietly powerful in its message, as told beyond the grave by James Baldwin, embedded within Samuel L. Jackson’s narration. (★★★½) |
| “Into the Inferno” (Netflix) | FYC – Best Documentary Feature | TBD |
| “Amanda Knox” (Netflix) | FYC – Best Documentary Feature | Doesn’t offer anything new to a well-publicized case and if anything, makes you doubt the outcome of it even more. (★★½) |
| “Audrie & Daisy” (Netflix) | FYC – Best Documentary Feature | TBD |
| “Eye in the Sky” (Bleecker Street) | FYC – Best Picture, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress (multiples), etc., included with booklet | TBD |
| “The Hollars” (Sony Pictures Classics) | No categories listed. | John Krasinski’s director chops may not fully be there yet but you got to like where he’s going as he pulls out marvelous performances from Anna Kendrick, Margo Martindale, and especially Richard Jenkins. (★★★) |
| “A War” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Narrative Features listing. | TBD |
| “Little Men” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Narrative Features listing. | TBD |
| “My Golden Days” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Narrative Features listing. | TBD |
| “Sunset Song” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Narrative Features listing. | TBD |
| “Viva” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Narrative Features listing. | TBD |
| “The Wave” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Narrative Features listing. | TBD |
| “The Eyes of my Mother” (Magnet Releasing) | Part of Magnet Releasing listing, teamed with Magnolia. | TBD |
| “High-Rise” (Magnet Releasing) | Part of Magnet Releasing listing, teamed with Magnolia. | TBD |
| “In Order of Disappearance” (Magnet Releasing) | Part of Magnet Releasing listing, teamed with Magnolia. | TBD |
| “The Ones Below” (Magnet Releasing) | Part of Magnet Releasing listing, teamed with Magnolia. | TBD |
| “Danny Says” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Documentaries listing. | TBD |
| “The First Monday in May” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Documentaries listing. | TBD |
| “Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Documentaries listing. | TBD |
| “The Lovers and the Despot” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Documentaries listing. | TBD |
| “Peter and the Farm” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Documentaries listing. | TBD |
| “Presenting Princess Shaw” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Documentaries listing. | TBD |
| “Tickled” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Documentaries listing. | TBD |
| “Zero Days” (Magnolia Pictures) | Part of Documentaries listing. | TBD |
| “Born to be Blue” (IFC Films/Sundance Selects) | Digital Screener – Best Picture/Best Director – Robert Budreau/Best Actor – Ethan Hawke/Best Supporting Actress – Carmen Ejogo | |
| “Anthropoid” (Bleecker Street) | FYC – Best Picture, Best Actor(s) – Cillian Murphy, Jamie Dornan, etc. | TBD |
| “Captain Fantastic” (Bleecker Street) | FYC – Best Picture, Best Actor – Viggo Mortensen, Best Original Screenplay, etc. | Everything about the film is adventurous, feeling like a “Into the Wild” hybrid with an outstanding performance from Viggo Mortensen. (★★★½) |
| “Denial” (Bleecker Street) | FYC – Best Picture, Best Actress – Rachel Weisz, Best Adapted Screenplay – David Hare, etc. | TBD |
| “The Birth of a Nation” (Fox Searchlight Pictures) | FYC – Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor – Nate Parker, Best Production Design, Cinematography, etc. | Having nothing to do with the court case that plagued Nate Parker’s press for the film, there’s a terrible message hidden inside this poorly executed vanity project that misses the mark on an important man’s life. (★½) |
| “Kubo and the Two Strings” (Focus Features) | FYC – Best Animated Feature, Best Original Screenplay, etc. | TBD |
| “Touched with Fire” (Roadside Attractions) | FYC – Best Picture, Best Actress – Katie Holmes, Best Actor – Luke Kirby | TBD |
| “The Secret Life of Pets” (Illumination) | FYC – Best Animated Feature, Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, etc. | Simply just okay in its execution of a fun premise, Louis C.K.’s voice work is what pulls you through. (★★½) |
| “Land of Mine” (Sony Pictures Classics” | FYC – Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Cinematography | TBD |
| “Julieta” (Sony Pictures Classics) | FYC – Best Picture, Best Foreign Language Film, Best Actress, etc. | Emma Suarez and Adriana Ugarte lead the charge in Pedro Almodovar’s tale about family and trying to pull it all back together. (★★★½) |
| “Toni Erdmann” (Sony Pictures Classics) | FYC – Best Foreign Language Film, Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress, etc. | Overly long but funny when it needs to be, Sandra Huller’s broken lead performance is the best takeaway in Maren Ade’s look into a father-daughter relationship. (★★½) |
| “Elle” (Sony Pictures Classics) | FYC – Best Foreign Language Film, Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, etc. | Twisted and demented, there’s something hypnotic about Paul Verhoeven’s dark look at a woman’s aftermath following a rape with Isabelle Huppert’s best work in years. (★★★½) |
| “The Red Turtle” (Sony Pictures Classics) | FYC – Best Animated Feature | TBD |
| “Trolls” (DreamWorks Animation) | FYC – Best Animated Feature, Best Original Song | Psychedelic in color and scope, this had no business being as entertaining or hearfelt as it was but here we are. Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake bring the musical house down. (★★★½) |
| “American Honey” (A24) | FYC – Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Lead Actress (Sasha Lane), Supporting Actor (Shia LeBeouf) | TBD |
| “Krisha” (A24) | FYC – Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Actress | TBD |
| “Green Room” (A24) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Lead Actor, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, etc. | TBD |
| “Swiss Army Man” (A24) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Screenplay, Original Score, Original Song | TBD |
| “La La Land” (Summit Entertainment) | FYC – Best Picture, Actor, Actress, Director, Original Song, etc. | Emma Stone’s mounts the song “Audition”, which will likely be one of the defining moments of 2016. Damien Chazelle’s film’s second half surpasses everything in the first half (not including the opening number). (★★★) |
| “Hacksaw Ridge” (Summit Entertainment) | FYC – Best Picture, Actor, Director, Sound Mixing, Cinematography, etc. | Mel Gibson knows how to make a movie, even when it’s this heavy handed in message but Andrew Garfield is a fine addition to an ever evolving Best Actor race. (★★★½) |
| “War Dogs” (Warner Bros.) | FYC – Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role (Jonah Hill) only | TBD |
| “The Founder” (The Weinstein Company) | FYC – Performance by a Cast Ensemble, Male Actor in a Leading Role (Michael Keaton), Male Actor in a Supporting Role (John Carroll Lynch, B.J. Novak, Nick Offerman, Patrick Wilson), Female Actor in a Supporting Role (Linda Cardellini, Laura Dern) | TBD |
| “Hell or High Water” (CBS Films) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Actor (Chris Pine), Supporting Actor (Jeff Bridges, Ben Foster, Gil Birmingham), etc. | Flying over the head, this wannabe “No Country for Old Men” had little to say in the way of entertaining or story but gives a shining example of Ben Foster’s creative juices once again. (★★½) |
| “A Monster Calls” (Focus Features) | Just disc, no category information | A creatively told story but not a story that is creative in its own right. It tugs at the heart strings nonetheless with striking visuals. (★★★) |
| “Loving” (Focus Features) | Just disc, no category information | Heartfelt and understated, Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga shine brightly in Jeff Nichols intimate look at injustice in American history. (★★★½) |
| “Sausage Party” (Sony Pictures) | FYC – Best Animated Feature, Best Original Song | Dirty, filthy, and fun in all the right ways, this hybrid musical features a catchy tune and interesting premise. (★★★½) |
| “Jackie” (Fox Searchlight Pictures) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actress (Natalie Portman), etc. | Natalie Portman delivers one of the all-time riveting portrayals. At least that’s how history will remember her in “Jackie” though the film is as chilly as a winter night. (★★★) |
| “Morris from America” (A24) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Best Actor (Markees Christmas), Supporting Actor (Craig Robinson), etc. | TBD |
| “Nocturnal Animals” (Focus Features) | Just disc, no category information. | Sultry and sexy, Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal have a magnetic chemistry, even when they’re not on screen together and Laura Linney pulls one of the great one-trick pony scenes in years. (★★★½) |
| “Central Intelligence” (Universal Pictures) | 4K Ultra HD Box Copy | TBD |
| “Oasis: Supersonic” (A24) | FYC – Best Documentary Feature | TBD |
| “De Palma” (A24) | FYC – Best Documentary Feature (not eligible for Oscar) | TBD |
| “The Lobster” (A24) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Actor, etc. | In the vein of any love story, it stands tall to films like “Her” as a new, inventive treat for the eyes and ears, featuring Colin Farrell’s strongest turn yet. (★★★★) |
| “The Witch” (A24) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Actress (Anya Taylor-Joy), etc. | TBD |
| “Christine” (The Orchard) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actress (Rebecca Hall), Supporting Actor (Michael C. Hall, Tracy Letts), Original Screenplay | A little bloated and long than it should be, there’s no denying that Rebecca Hall has emerged as one of the great actresses that Hollywood is not paying enough attention to. (★★★½) |
| “Café Society” (Amazon Studios) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actor (Jesse Eisenberg), Actress (Kristen Stewart), etc. | TBD |
| “Love & Friendship” (Amazon Studios) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actress (Kate Beckinsale), Adapted Screenplay, etc. | TBD |
| “Captain America: Civil War” (Marvel Studios) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actor (Chris Evans), Visual Effects, Sound Mixing, etc. | Goes down with just about every other Marvel movie at the moment. It’s fine and is great background noise for any job you’re doing around the house. (★★½) |
| “The Jungle Book” (Walt Disney Pictures) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actor (Neel Sethi), Visual Effects, Cinematography, Original Score, etc. | A visual treat with more reasons for the Academy to create voice acting prizes based on the work of Idris Elba and Bill Murray alone. (★★★½) |
| “Kevin Hart: What Now” (Universal Pictures) | FYC – Best Comedy, Director, Actor in a Comedy (Kevin Hart), Supporting Actor (Don Cheadle, Ed Helms, David Meunier), Supporting Actress (Halle Berry), Original Screenplay | TBD |
| “Bridget Jones’ Baby” (Universal Pictures) | FYC – Best Comedy, Actress in a Comedy (Renee Zellweger), Best Song, Acting Ensemble, etc. | TBD |
| “Neruda” (The Orchard) | FYC – Best Directing, Actor (Luis Gnecco), Supporting Actor (Gael Garcia Bernal), Original Screenplay, Supporting Actress (Mercedes Moran), Film Editing, Score, Production Design | TBD |
| “Hunt for the Wilderpeople” (The Orchard) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actor (Julian Dennison, Sam Neill), Adapted Screenplay, Original Score | TBD |
| “Deadpool” (20th Century Fox) | Christmas Blu-Ray box | Has its moments of humor but the vulgarity of Deadpool is often times just a little too over the top for its own good but Ryan Reynolds is good enough. (★★½) |
| “Indignation” (Roadside Attractions) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay, Actor (Logan Lerman), Actress (Sarah Gadon), Supporting Actor (Tracy Letts, Danny Burstein), Original Song (“Is It Love”), etc. | TBD |
| “Zootopia” (Walt Disney Pictures) | FYC – Best Picture, Animated Feature, Director, Original Screenplay, Original Song, etc. | Entertaining, funny, and timely, the animated gem gives off a great message and vibes for all ages to enjoy. (★★★½) |
| “April and the Extraordinary World” (GKIDS) | FYC – Best Animated Feature | TBD |
| “My Life as a Zucchini” (GKIDS) | FYC – Best Animated Feature | TBD |
| “Miss Hokusai” (GKIDS) | FYC – Best Animated Feature | TBD |
| “Things to Come” (Sundance Selects) | FYC – Best Actress (Isabelle Huppert), Original Screenplay, etc. | Tender character study, with another sharp turn from Isabelle Huppert, there isn’t much to take away from Mia Hansen Love’s well intentioned drama. (★★½) |
| “Certain Women” (Sundance Selects) | FYC – All actors campaigned supporting (Laura Dern, Kristen Stewart, Lily Gladstone, Michelle Williams), Adapted Screenplay, etc. | Quietly moving and atmospheric, the film features a standout and breakout turn from Lily Gladstone (★★★½) |
| “Queen of Katwe” (Walt Disney Pictures) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actress (Madina Nalwanga), Supporting Actress (Lupita Nyong’o), Supporting Actor (David Oyelowo), Original Song (“Back to Life” and “#1 Spice) | TBD |
| “20th Century Women” (A24) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Actress (Annette Bening), Supporting Actress (Elle Fanning, Greta Gerwig), etc. | Timely, touching, and a sincere snapshot into a different era with possibly the best work that Annette Bening has ever done. Surely the case for Gerwig. (★★★½) |
| “Moonlight” (A24) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, all supporting actors, etc. | Masterpiece, through and through, with likely the year’s best ensemble. Story is rich and full of aesthetic beauties. (★★★★) |
| “Rules Don’t Apply” (20th Century Fox) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actor (Warren Beatty, Alden Ehrenreich), Actress (Lily Collins), Supporting Actor (Matthew Broderick), Original Song (“The Rules Don’t Apply”) | Beatty is having the time of his life, and Lord knows that we’ve missed him but the film features the worst editing hack job seen this year and very little cohesion. Sold sets and costumes (★★) |
| “Live By Night” (Warner Bros.) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay, Original Song (“Moonshine”), Cast Ensemble, etc. | Under embargo |
| “Miss Sloane” (EuropaCorp) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actress (Jessica Chastain), Film Editing, etc. | Smart, very Aaron Sorkin-y, and enables Jessica Chastain to challenge her already impressive resume in presenting her strongest work of her career. (★★★½) |
| “Gold” (The Weinstein Company) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Acting Ensemble, Actor (Matthew McConaughey), Original Song (“Gold”), etc. | TBD |
| “The Girl on the Train” (Universal Picture) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actress (Emily Blunt), Cinematography (Charlotte Bruus Christiansen), Original Score (Danny Elfman), etc. | Emily Blunt digs deep to try to elevate the boring and predictable story, and we all love her for it but there’s no saving this eye-rolling and overly drawn out tale (★★) |
| “The Neon Demon” (Amazon Studios) | FYC – Best Picture, Actress (Elle Fanning), Supporting Actress (Jena Malone), Original Song (“Waving Goodbye”), etc. | TBD |
| “The Dressmaker” (Amazon Studios) | FYC – Best Picture, Actress (Kate Winslet), Supporting Actress (Judy Davis, Sarah Snook), Costume Design, Production Design, etc. | TBD |
| “The Handmaiden” (Amazon Studios) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay, Editing, Production Design, etc. | TBD |
| “Gleason” (Amazon Studios) | FYC – Best Picture, Documentary Feature, Director, Editing, Cinematography, Original Score, etc. | TBD |
| “Finding Dory” (Pixar) | FYC – Best Animated Feature | As someone who adores “Finding Nemo” more than most films, this was an unneeded and uncompelling prequel. It’s okay to leave things as is. (★★½) |
| “Lion” (The Weinstein Company) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actor (Sunny Pawar), Supporting Actor (Dev Patel, David Wenham), Supporting Actress (Nicole Kidman, Rooney Mara), etc. | Inspirational, moving, and a tear-jerker, Garth Davis’ debut has heart and features two luscious turns from Dev Patel and Nicole Kidman. |
| “Moana” (Walt Disney Pictures) | FYC – Best Picture, Animated Feature, Original Song (“How Far I’ll Go”), etc. | TBD |
| “Doctor Strange” (Marvel) | FYC – Best Picture, Visual Effects, Sound Mixing, Sound Editing, etc. | Standard, competent, and just “fine” Marvel. While the visuals are eye-catching, there’s not anything particularly memorable. (★★½) |
| “Patriots Day” (CBS Films/Lionsgate) | FYC – Best Picture, Actor (Mark Wahlberg), Director, etc. | Fast-paced, moving, and utterly respectful of its victims and the town of Boston. Easily Peter Berg’s best film to date. (★★★½) |
| “Sand Storm” (Netflix) | FYC – Best Foreign Language Film | TBD |
| “Fences” (Paramount Pictures) | FYC – Best Picture, Actor (Denzel Washington), Supporting Actress (Viola Davis), Supporting Actor (Stephen McKinley Henderson, Jovan Adepo, Russell Hornsby, Mykelti Williamson), Adapted Screenplay, etc. | A masterclass on acting as proven by the outstanding works of Denzel Washington, Viola Davis, and Mykelti Williamson. August Wilson’s work will continue to live on. (★★★½) |
| “Allied” (Paramount Pictures) | FYC – Best Picture, Actor (Brad Pitt), Actress (Marion Cotillard), Director, etc. | TBD |
| “Divines” (Netflix) | FYC – Best Foreign Language Film, Actor (Qulaya Amamba), Supporting Actress (Deborah Lukumuena), Screenplay, Original Score (Demusmaker) | TBD |
| “Hidden Figures” (20th Century Fox) | FYC – Best Picture, Best Actress (Taraji P. Henson), Supporting Actress (Janelle Monae, Octavia Spencer, Kirsten Dunst), Adapted Screenplay, Best Song (“I See a Victory,” “Runnin'”) | Under embargo |
| “Manchester by the Sea” (Amazon Studios) | FYC – Best Picture, Director, Actor (Casey Affleck), Supporting Actor (Lucas Hedges, Kyle Chandler), Supporting Actress (Michelle Williams), Original Screenplay, etc. | There’s no shortage of heart in Kenneth Lonergan’s richly assembled drama. Casey Affleck and Lucas Hedges are top notch but there’s a feeling of wanting a bit more. (★★★) |
| “Fire at the Sea” (01 Distribution) | FYC – Best Documentary Feature, Foreign Language Film | TBD |
Aaron Sorkin
SWAG & MARKETING
Aaron Sorkin Movies
- (10/7/2016) – “The Girl on the Train” Novel from Universal Pictures
- (10/26/2016) – Netflix sends 3-month free subscription to check out: “13th,” “Audrie & Daisy,” “Amanda Knox,” “Into the Inferno,” and “The Little Prince”
- (10/28/2016) – “Sausage Party” T-Shirt
- (10/31/2016) – “13th” – Pocket copy of the constutition of the United States of America.
- (11/1/2016) – “Captain Fantastic” – booklet highlighting the film with no screener included. Came with “Eye in the Sky,” which did have a screener included.
- (11/22/2016) – “Jackie” – Motion Picture Soundtrack and score by Mica Levi
- (11/22/2016) – “Rules Don’t Apply” – Song “The Rules Don’t Apply” sent in single cover.
- (11/22/2016) – “The Secret Life of Pets” – soundtrack
- (11/22/2016) – “Trolls” – Soundtrack
- (11/22/2016) – “Miss Sharon Jones – Original Song – “I’m Still Here” with Soundtrack
- (11/22/2016) – “Hidden Figures” – Original Score by Hans Zimmer, Pharrell Williams, and Benjamin Wallfisch
- (11/22/2016) – “Hidden Figures” – Original Songs (“I See Victory” and “Runnin'”)
- (11/22/2016) – “Queen of Katwe” – original motion picture soundtrack
- (11/23/2016) – “The Neon Demon” – Original Music by Cliff Martinez
- (11/23/2016) – “Finding Dory” – Original Music by Thomas Newman (soundtrack)
- (11/25/2016) – “Lion” – Novel by Saroo Brierley
- (11/25/2016) – “Trolls” – Original sheet music of “Can’t Stop the Feeling” by Justin Timberlake, Max Martin, and Shellback
- (11/25/2016) – “Trolls” – Vinyl Copy of Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
- (11/25/2016) – “Lion” – Score by Dustin O’Halloran Mahuschka
- (11/25/2016) – “Lion” – Best Song copy of “Never Give Up” by Sia
- (11/25/2016) – “Hidden Figures” Vinyl – Original Songs from the Motion Picture (Kim Burrell and Pharrell Williams) – LIMITED EDITION (1 of only 500 copies)
- (11/25/2016) – “Bridget Jones’ Baby” Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
- (11/25/2016) – “Fire at Sea” – “Above Sea Level” – a novebook on the films of Gianfranco Rosi
- (11/25/2016) – “La La Land” – Original Motion Picture Score
- (11/25/2016) – “La La Land” – Behind the Scenes with the Actors
- (11/25/2016) – “La La Land” – Screenplay Book
- (11/25/2016) – “La La Land” – Sheet Music from Justin Hurwitz
- (11/25/2016) – “Rules Don’t Apply” – Hardcover Screenplay Book
- (11/25/2016) – “Sausage Party” – Best Original Song (CD pops up from the mouth of Brenda Bunson)