“Reality” would be the first HBO Original TV Movie eligible on the new Max platform to win this specific Emmy Award. In recent years, the Best TV Movie category has become a free-for-all at the Emmys, with animated fare (“Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers”), true stories (“Bad Education”) and episodes of “Black Mirror” (“Bandersnatch,” “USS Callister” and “San Junipero”) all prevailing. Kevin Maher (Times UK) raves, “Sweeney’s phenomenal performance of hidden guilt under pressure is the film’s secret weapon.” David Fear (Rolling Stone) writes, “Sweeney has finally got her serious-actor moment and delivered.” And Lindsey Bahr (Associated Press) asserts, “It’s a true triumph of storytelling and performance and a reminder that films don’t need to be flashy or big to be great.” SEE Sydney Sweeney wanted to be challenged by ‘Reality’: ‘It’s a different muscle playing someone who is real’ Reviews for “Reality” have been genuinely positive, with an impressive 92% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Other potential nominees include “Hocus Pocus 2,” “Boston Strangler,” “Jerry and Marge Go Large,” “Reno 911: It’s a Wonderful Heist” and “Disenchanted.” SEE Sydney Sweeney offers a very brief tease for ‘Euphoria’ Season 3Īccording to Gold Derby’s updated Emmy predictions, the five nominees for Best TV Movie will be “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story” at 82/25 odds, “Prey” at 9/2 odds, “Fire Island” at 9/2 odds, “Dolly Parton’s Mountain Magic Christmas” at 15/2 odds and “Reality” at 11/1 odds.
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