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50 Kristen Stewart (“Personal Shopper”)
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49 Robert Pattinson (“Good Time”)
48 Lily Gladstone (“Certain Women”)
47 Ando Sakura (“Shoplifters”)
46 Sally Hawkins (“The Shape of Water”)
45 Elsie Fisher (“Eighth Grade”)
44 Kim Hye-ja (“Mother”)
43 Emmanuelle Riva (“Amour”)
42 Emayatzy Corinealdi (“Middle of Nowhere”)
41 Anne Marsen (“Girl Walk // All Day”)
40 Chadwick Boseman (“Get on Up”)
39 Timothée Chalamet (“Call Me by Your Name”)
38 Viola Davis (“Fences”)
37 Payman Maadi (“A Separation”)
36 Leila Hatami (“A Separation”)
35 Mya Taylor (“Tangerine”)
34 Tiffany Haddish (“Girls Trip”)
33 Tim Heidecker (“The Comedy”)
32 Elizabeth Debicki (“The Great Gatsby”)
31 Yalita Aparicio (“Roma”)
30 Tom Cruise (“Mission: Impossible — Fallout”)
29 Toni Collette (“Hereditary”)
28 Steven Yeun (“Burning”)
27 Lady Gaga (“A Star Is Born”)
26 Daniela Vega (“A Fantastic Woman”)
25 Regina Hall (“Support the Girls”)
24 Jesse Eisenberg (“The Social Network”)
23 Patricia Arquette (“Boyhood”)
22 Hugh Grant (“Paddington 2”)
21 Denis Lavant (“Holy Motors”)
20 Kirsten Dunst (“Melancholia”)
19 Eva Melander (“Border”)
18 Agyness Deyn (“Sunset Song”)
17 James Franco (“Spring Breakers”)
16 Tilda Swinton (“Only Lovers Left Alive”)
15 Natalie Portman (“Jackie”)
14 Daniel Kaluua (“Get Out”)
13 Helena Howard (“Madeline’s Madeline”)
12 Leonardo DiCaprio (“The Wolf of Wall Street”)
11 Charlize Theron (“Mad Max: Fury Road”)
10 Oscar Isaac (“Inside Llewyn Davis”)
9 Ralph Fiennes (“The Grand Budapest Hotel”)
8 Lupita Nyong’o (“12 Years a Slave”)
7 Sandra Hüller (“Toni Erdmann”)
6 Saoirse Ronan (“Lady Bird”)
5 Mahershala Ali (“Moonlight”)
4 Isabelle Huppert (“Elle”)
3 Daniel Day-Lewis (“Lincoln”)
2 Cate Blanchett (“Carol”)
1 Philip Seymour Hoffman (“The Master”)This list is, once again, trash. Tom Cruise for Mission Impossible, Mahershala Ali 5, Tiffany Haddish, and Elizabeth Debicki for The Great Gatsby and all ahead of Riva? Aparicio over Colman? IndieWire must really hate Black Swan lol. Everyone stays sleeping on Lawrence’s mother! performance and this list reinforces that. The only good placement is Blanchett for Carol.
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Also got banned because...reasons? So, I guess ciao.
This list is even worse than the Top 100 best films.
I mean… what is with Indiewire’s obsession with “Lady Bird”? I personally loved the film and its performances (it was my 2nd favorite film of 2017) but this maniac fixation is mind-boggling. Saoirse Ronan does not deserve a place here, if she does it would be for “Brooklyn”.
After placing “Certified Copy” at 3rd place, you would think they would at least give a mention to the film’s most brilliant element aka Juliette Binoche’s riveting performance. But yeah, completely ignored.
A lot of horrendous picks in this that I could not even fathom to begin with. Lady Gaga? Elizabeth Debicki? Cate Blanchett over Rooney Mara? Mahershala Ali and that nothing performance? Daniel Kaluuya? No Joaquin Phoenix for “The Master” or even “You Were Never Really Here”?
Absolute trash list. Indiewire should stop acting like they’re Sight & Sound and go on with their unedited articles about Hollywood representation.
ReplyCopy URLI get that they’ll put only one performance per actor/actress, but the absence of Isabelle Huppert for Things to Come saddens me too much. Another one I really adore and is missing is Timothy Spall for his portrayal of Turner. Finally, I think Daniel Day-Lewis was even better in Phantom Thread.
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Oh, and some Kim Min-Hee?What is the thing with Paddington 2 that everyone is so obsessed with it?
Gaga in ASIB was my favorite last year but above Timothee, Viola and Sally Hawkins??
Elizabeth Debicki was in The Great Gatsby?
Just because Natalie Portman entered for Jackie and Blanchett for Carol doesn’t mean they should be excluded for Black Swan and Blue Jasmine
Also someone should tell them more than one performance in a movie can be placed in a ranking.
Too much mess now
ReplyCopy URLI don’t think i’ve ever seen such terrible list in my entire life? Lady Gaga? Ahead of Viola Davis, Timothée Chalamet, Toni Collette and Emmanuelle Riva??? WHAT???!!! Mahershala TOP 5?! Regina Hall is way to HIGH!!! WHERE IS OLIVIA COLMAN AND RACHEL AND EMMA???!!! Cate should be no. 2 for Blue Jasmine not for Carol. No Joaquin Phoenix for The Master?! This is just BAD!!! Also no Marion Cotillard for neither Rust and Bone or Two Days, One Night?! Tilda was also better in We Need To Talk About Kevin. Elizabeth Debicki for her cameo performance in Gatsby? Jesus Christ…NO Rosamund Pike? Michelle Williams? Gary Oldman? Bruce Dern? Amy Adams? Anne Hathaway? Glenn Close? Annette Bening? AGAIN THIS IS JUST BAD!!! The person who did this list has the worst taste I’ve ever seen… At least Isabelle Huppert got a deserved TOP5 for her incredible performance.
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