SCREENPLAY Adapted and Original

[babypook Joined: Nov 4th, 2010 Topics: 143 Posts: 17017 View Predictions]

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[babypook Joined: Nov 4th, 2010 Topics: 143 Posts: 17017 View Predictions]

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Tarantino may have already won this but who wins adapted?

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[John Berchmans Joined: Jan 22nd, 2018 Topics: 6 Posts: 2658 View Predictions]

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Is this a prediction forum? If so

 

Best Original Screenplay

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Marriage Story

Parasite

1917

Knives Out

 

Best Adapted Screenplay

Jojo Rabbit

The Irishman

Little Women

A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

The Two Popes

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[John Berchmans Joined: Jan 22nd, 2018 Topics: 6 Posts: 2658 View Predictions]

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babypook wrote:

Tarantino may have already won this but who wins adapted?

My bets are on Jojo Rabbit. Every year since 2012 the People’s Choice winner at TIFF has won at least either an acting or screenplay award. Jojo Rabbit won’t win any acting awards, so screenplay seems like a strong bet. Plus, its script is the type the academy likes to reward nowadays: bold, but still sentimental and crowdpleasing.

 

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[OneAndOnly Joined: Mar 21st, 2017 Topics: 18 Posts: 1735 View Predictions]

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Original:

• Marriage Story
• Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
• Parasite
• Knives Out
• The Farewell

Adapted:

• Little Women
• Jojo Rabbit
• The Two Popes
• The Irishman
• A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

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[babypook Joined: Nov 4th, 2010 Topics: 143 Posts: 17017 View Predictions]

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John Berchmans wrote:

My bets are on Jojo Rabbit. Every year since 2012 the People’s Choice winner at TIFF has won at least either an acting or screenplay award. Jojo Rabbit won’t win any acting awards, so screenplay seems like a strong bet. Plus, its script is the type the academy likes to reward nowadays: bold, but still sentimental and crowdpleasing.

If that happens I hope it translates to more votes as Director, or film.

The demographic of voters means that many of them remember the kind and sweet Sharon Tate, and her friends. That won’t hurt it’s chances

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[Hoster1 Joined: Aug 8th, 2016 Topics: 3 Posts: 1643 View Predictions]

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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Marriage Story and The Irishman. Seems like two obvious choices.

Agreed.

ORIGINAL:
The Farewell – Lulu Wang
Knives Out – Rian Johnson
Marriage Story – Noah Baumbach
Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood – Quentin Tarantino
Parasite – Bong Joon-ho & Han Jin-won

Knives Out is the most vulnerable here. I can see it being replaced with Pain and Glory or Booksmart perhaps if critics will start to push it.

ADAPTED:
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood – Micah Fitzerman-Blue & Noah Harpster
The Irishman – Steven Zaillian
Jojo Rabbit – Taika Waititi
Little Women – Greta Gerwig
The Two Popes – Anthony McCarten

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[Qoslca Joined: Oct 19th, 2018 Topics: 8 Posts: 324 View Predictions]

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I have Marriage Story winning Original Screenplay, and Jojo Rabbit winning Adapted Screenplay.

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OUATIH isn’t winning, it’ll be Marriage Story and The Irishman.

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[John Berchmans Joined: Jan 22nd, 2018 Topics: 6 Posts: 2658 View Predictions]

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I’m surprised at how many people have Knives Out in Original Screenplay. I though that would be a risky pick on my part, but maybe not.

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[BICTH Joined: Nov 3rd, 2016 Topics: 3 Posts: 2948 View Predictions]

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having seen knives out, it has one of the funniest, tightest screenplays of the year (some wish it had been a little more subtle with its themes but subtlety doesn’t really go with this film) and would be a lock if it gets a good box office run

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Does a thread for this exist yet? If yes, sorry! Anyway…

ORIGINAL:

ADAPTED:

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[Deranged Cinephilia Joined: Nov 2nd, 2019 Topics: 0 Posts: 19 View Predictions]

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As an amateur screenwriter, I was disappointed about the lack of discussion about the two screenplay awards. Along with Director, you can always find the best picture winner among the winners of each screenplay and director. I’ll get the ball rolling.

Original: Marriage Story (Winner), Parasite, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, The Farewell, and Bombshell

Adapted: Little Women (Winner), The Irishman, Jojo Rabbit, A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood, Joker.

Marriage Story will best both Parasite and Hollywood in screenplay, unless Bombshell emerges as a competitor. Tarantino’s already been rewarded plenty, and Marriage Story will be Baumbach’s prize in exchange for Greta being given a best director nom in his place.

I might be wrong, but my gut tells me that Greta Gerwig will take an Oscar for LW’s script. Scorsese takes all the attention for Irishman, rather than screenplay, and Jojo Rabbit and Joker are non contenders (Joker being lucky do be nominated). Neighbourhood, doubly so.

This will clear the path for picture into a fight among Marriage Story, Little Women, and whatever wins Director. (Bong or Scorsese, with Mendes as a dark horse, with my money on Scorsese).

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