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I don’t even think this is unpopular but Daniel Day-Lewis should have totally won his second Oscar for Gangs of New York instead of Adrien Brody in The Pianist.

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1. Close
2. Colman
3. Seyfried
4. Burstyn
5. Collins

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1. Langella
2. Rylance
3. Odom Jr
4. Murray
5. Strathairn

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justonemorething wrote:

What’s the likelihood that Saoirse gets in and Winslet doesn’t? Are they a packaged deal?

Zero.

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1. Mank
2. Nomadland
3. The Trial of Chicago 7
4. One Night in Miami
5. Da 5 Bloods

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OccultCherry wrote:

Do you really think actors will pass on the chance to give a fellow beloved actor (Boseman) one last win? I hope you’re right, that Hopkins does take it, but I’m not so certain. Hopkins will have another opportunity to win his SAG but Boseman won’t. I think sentimentality might prevail.

I think it’s a last chance for both.
Hopkins is 83 years old, he may still be working, but baity oscar-y parts like this won’t ever come again for him.

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ENGLAND wrote:

Very unpopular opinion:

Shutter Island is Scorsese’s best film.

See, i don’t even think it’s unpopular anymore this one.
After a mixed reception from critics during its initial release, now Shutter Island is widely considered by both critics and general public (8,2 on IMBD with over 1 Million of votes) as one of his best films, especially in the Scorsese/DiCaprio canon.

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Bassett wrote:

2 nominations for Kirby ? Wolfali is gonna be happy

My mistake, I meant Loren in the fifth spot.

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1. Davis
2. McDormand
3. Kirby
4. Adams
5. Loren

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1. Dance
2. Rylance
3. Odom Jr
4. Murray
5. Baron Cohen

(6. Langella)

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1. Hopkins
2. Boseman
3. Oldman
4. Lindo
5. Hanks
(6.Yeun)

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Early Actor pred:

1. Adam Driver (Annette)
2. Leonardo DiCaprio (Don’t Look Up)
3. Christian Bale (Amsterdam)
4. Denzel Washington (The Tragedy of Macbeth)
5. Will Smith (King Richard)

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Pacino is currently the most nominated male actor working today with nine Oscar nominations, and he has the Ridley Scott movie “Gucci” with Lady Gaga coming up next year or in 2022, so he could easily be the first one.

Then after him, I can see DiCaprio reaching it. He has six acting nominations already at the age of 45 years old, making him the third youngest male actor ever who achieved this feat, behind only Jack Nicholson and Richard Burton (both managed to get 6 nominations at 44 years old, only one year younger than LDC).

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Rewatched Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
It’s a grower, gets even better with multiple viewings, and DiCaprio’s performance is the one which holds up better.

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#1203799195

1. Hopkins
2. Boseman
3. Oldman
4. Lindo
5. Yeun

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