I miss the “old” Critics’ Choice

It’s not bad, but it’s not good. However, I’ll watch the whole season to have an opinion.

1. Better Things
2. Better Call Saul
3. I May Destroy You
4. Primal
5. Normal People
6. We Are Who We Are
7. What We Do In The Shadows
8. Dave
9. Bojack Horseman
10. The Baby-sitters Club

Female: Isabelle Huppert, “The Piano Teacher”
Male: Al Pacino, every “The Godfather” movie
Voice-over: James Earl Jones, “Star Wars” series

Overrated performance. She’s not bad in the movie, but her performance didn’t deserve to win the Oscar.

Haven’t watched I May Destroy You and P-Valley yet. But I love all the other shows in the Indiewire list. I’m glad that The Baby-sitters Club made the cut. And hell yes, Better Things is definitely the best show of 2020 by a mile.

I’m so happy that there are no Simpsons or South Park!

I’m in love with this show. One of the best shows of this season so far.

2009: A Serious Man
2010: The Social Network
2011: The Tree of Life
2012: Amour
2013: Her
2014: Boyhood
2015: Mad Max: Fury Road
2016: Moonlight
2017: Call Me by Your Name
2018: Roma
2019: Parasite

Only Rylance and Langella were good. But I wouldn’t nominate any of them.

2009: The Blind Side (and Avatar)
2010: The King’s Speech
2011: It’s tough, but I’m going with Moneyball
2012: Silver Linings Playbook
2013: American Hustle
2014: Birdman
2015: The Revenant
2016: La La Land
2017: Dunkirk
2018: Green Book sucks, however Bohemian Rhapsody is even more terrible
2019: 1917

IMO we shouldn’t have too many categories as the Grammys.

I’d say:
1. Best Album
2. Best Record
3. Best Song
4. Best New Artist
5. Best Music Video or Film
6. Best Producer

Album and Record should only allow studio recordings. Also, if we want to have some diversity, we can split some categories in english language x not english language or…[Read more]

Showtime canceled Kidding and Florida in the same year… I can’t.

Don’t forget that there’s a possibility that they’ve already started post-production for the episodes that were shot.

1. Amy Adams, “The Master”
2. Lesley Manville, “Phantom Thread”
3. Rachel Weisz, “The Favourite”
4. Laurie Metcalf, “Lady Bird”
5. Sally Hawkins, “Blue Jasmine”

Well, the curse continues.

Julia defeated Dern, Streep and Carter. She’ll probably win for the second part of the last season of Ozark. The question is: will she win for the first part?

+ Schitt’s Creek is the first show to make a clean sweep in the main ceremony (series, lead actor, lead actress, supporting actor, supporting actress, directing, writing) since Angels in America.

From what I’ve seen:

Regina King
Jeremy Strong
Catherine O’Hara
Mark Ruffalo
Uzo Aduba
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
Annie Murphy
Billy Crudup
Dan Levy
Eugene Levy

The question here which one will win best actor. Vote splitting, maybe?

I agree, I think the show is too “indie” for the Emmys.