Skip to content

GoldDerby

Predict Hollywood Races
Get our free, urgent prediction updates and news
Sign Up
  • Log In
  • Register
  • Predictions
    • Predictions by Experts, Editors, Users
      • Emmy Noms Predictions by Experts
      • Emmy Noms Predictions by Editors
      • Emmy Noms Predictions by Top 24 Users
      • Emmy Noms Predictions by All Star Users
      • Grammy Noms Predictions by Editors
      • Tony Predictions by Experts
      • Line Graphs & Bar Graphs
      • Lobby: Make Your Predictions
    • Odds & Rankings
      • Emmy Noms Predictions Odds: Combined
      • Emmy Noms Predictions Odds: Experts
      • Emmy Noms Predictions Odds: Editors
      • Emmy Noms Predictions Odds: Top 24 Users
      • Emmy Noms Predictions Odds: All Star Users
      • Grammy Noms Predictions Odds: Combined
      • Tony Predictions Odds: Combined
      • Box Office Predictions Odds
    • Leaderboards: See All Past Prediction Accuracy Scores
      • Leaderboards: Best Prediction Accuracy Scores for Film, TV and Music Awards
      • Leaderboards: Best TV Show Predictions by Gold Derby Users
      • Leaderboards: Box Office Accuracy Scores
      • Best Prediction Scores: Recent
      • Leaderboards: Points scores
      • Predictions: Compare Accuracy Rates
      • Official Game & Contest Rules
      • How to Make Predictions at Gold Derby
    • Find a User or Expert / Download Gold Derby’s App
      • Find a User or Expert
      • Download App from Apple Store
      • Download App from Google Play
    • Free News Alerts & Trivia Quizzes
      • Sign Up: For Our FREE Urgent Newsletter
      • Trivia Quizzes
  • Forums
    • Popular
      • Forums
      • Movies
      • Television
      • Music
      • Theater
      • Daytime TV
      • Reality TV
      • General Discussion
    • More
      • Games! Let’s Play Games!
      • Polls!
      • Members
  • Reality TV
    • American Idol 21
      • American Idol Predictions: Who will win?
      • American Idol Users Leaderboard
      • American Idol News & Recaps
      • SPEAK UP: American Idol forum discussion
      • PHOTOS: American Idol winners list
    • Survivor 44
      • Survivor Predictions: Who will win?
      • Survivor Users Leaderboard
      • Survivor News & Recaps
      • SPEAK UP: Survivor forum discussion
      • PHOTOS: Survivor winners list
    • The Voice 23
      • The Voice Predictions: Who will win?
      • The Voice Users Leaderboard
      • The Voice News & Recaps
      • Join The Voice forum discussion
      • PHOTOS: The Voice winners list
    • RuPaul’s Drag Race 15
      • Drag Race Predictions: Who will win?
      • Drag Race Users Leaderboard
      • Drag Race News & Recaps
      • PHOTOS: Drag Race winners list
      • All Reality TV Leaderboards
      • All Reality TV Photo Galleries
  • Galleries
  • Videos
    • Videos: Stars, Experts & Editors
      • Exclusive Q&As: 2023 Emmy Contenders
      • Watch our video interviews with top awards contenders: directors, producers, below-the-line artisans and …
      • Watch our lively predictions slugfests with Experts and Editors
  • Make Your Predictions!

Emmy Awards Nominations 2023

Predictions

Comedy Actress

  • Quinta Brunson 7/2
  • Jenna Ortega 11/2
  • Christina Applegate 11/2

Comedy Actor

  • Jason Sudeikis 19/5
  • Jeremy Allen White 19/5
  • Bill Hader 5/1

Drama Actress

  • Melanie Lynskey 19/5
  • Sarah Snook 11/2
  • Bella Ramsey 11/2

Drama Actor

  • Jeremy Strong 9/2
  • Bob Odenkirk 9/2 -
  • Pedro Pascal 5/1

Movie/Limited Actress

  • Jessica Chastain 37/10
  • Ali Wong 13/2
  • Emily Blunt 7/1

Movie/Limited Actor

  • Evan Peters 37/10 -
  • Taron Egerton 9/2
  • Daniel Radcliffe 6/1

Comedy Series

  • Ted Lasso 9/2
  • Abbott Elementary 5/1
  • The Bear 13/2

Drama Series

  • Succession 4/1
  • The White Lotus 11/2
  • The Last of Us 7/1

Limited Series

  • Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story 4/1
  • Beef 5/1
  • Black Bird 11/2
Profile picture

AMG

Members Since

Sep 20, 2012

Last Login

May 30, 2023

Game Points

2827105

Quiz Points

0

Total Points

2827105

  • Profile
  • Friends 7
  • Forum Activity
  • Forum Topics
  • Current predictions
  • See All predictions
  • Topics Started
  • Replies Created
  • Engagements
  • Favorites

Forum Replies Created

Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 1,161 total)
1 2 3 … 76 77 78

  • AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 2:52 pm #1205443122

    And with the closing film now finished, that draws to a close Cannes 2023!

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 2:50 pm #1205443120

    Elemental First Reactions

    David Cuevas: Elemental was aggressively fine. Pixar is still churning out some solid stories, with this film being a detailed examination of the immigrant experience. The issue at hand is all in the storytelling; fast-paced hijinks and a desire to kill deadair undercut the emotional weight

    Jason Gorber: Pixar’s latest closes Cannes 2023 with a story of cross cultural affection, living up to family expectations, and making the most out of a steamy situation. The animation is uniquely fluid, a rich way of resolving these characters visually while the story swims along

    Nikki Fowler: Peter Sohn’s ‘Elemental’ is a pure dream and a perfect ending to Cannes Film Festival. It’s colorful, vibrant, fiery, fluffy + fluid with brilliant animation and a great story on self-love, courage, living your true self and falling in love along the way. Fans will fawn over Ember and the warmth of her unconditional love and her fashion forward metallic outfits + Wade with his overflowing heart on this uplifting adventure. Absolute magic and the soundtrack is amazing.

    Matt Neglia: ELEMENTAL is not only one of the better Pixar films in recent memory but one of their best overall. This clever & emotional love story will warm your heart & make you cry. A moving tribute to immigrant parents with gorgeous animation. Thomas Newman’s soothing score is magnificent

    Siddhant Adlhaka: When it isn’t a cacophony of confusing worldbuilding and heavy-handed immigrant metaphors, “Elemental” has some beautiful moments, between a genuine romance told through light, and Thomas Newman’s surprising, Indian Classical-inspired score.

    James Mottram: A sweet-natured love story, well-intentioned, animated and acted, but lacking the depth of some of the studio’s greatest triumphs.

    Stephanie Bunbury: Pixar always had something new up its collective artistic sleeve. And yet here they are, coming out with a film as dull-witted and syrupy as Elemental.

    Robbie Collin: Fire and water fall for each other in director Peter Sohn’s new animation, which bends its own self-inflicted rules but charms even so. While unlikely to feature on many people’s favourite Pixar lists, Elemental brings with it the satisfying creak of a ship being righted.

    Tim Grierson: whether it’s the second-rate jokes or the formulaic tear-jerking moments, one can’t escape the sense of derivativeness. So many of this film’s elements have been utilised far better in the past. 

    Ben Croll: As return to form for Pixar itself – a rekindling of that fire that set hearts ablaze by wedding prodigious technique to (ahem) elementally simple metaphor – the film falls somewhat short of previous highs. By way of pure storytelling magic, the film also unfortunately lives up to its title.

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 2:49 pm #1205443118

    Elemental (Closing Film) First Reactions

    David Cuevas: Elemental was aggressively fine. Pixar is still churning out some solid stories, with this film being a detailed examination of the immigrant experience. The issue at hand is all in the storytelling; fast-paced hijinks and a desire to kill deadair undercut the emotional weight

    Jason Gorber: Pixar’s latest closes Cannes 2023 with a story of cross cultural affection, living up to family expectations, and making the most out of a steamy situation. The animation is uniquely fluid, a rich way of resolving these characters visually while the story swims along

    Nikki Fowler: Peter Sohn’s ‘Elemental’ is a pure dream and a perfect ending to Cannes Film Festival. It’s colorful, vibrant, fiery, fluffy + fluid with brilliant animation and a great story on self-love, courage, living your true self and falling in love along the way. Fans will fawn over Ember and the warmth of her unconditional love and her fashion forward metallic outfits + Wade with his overflowing heart on this uplifting adventure. Absolute magic and the soundtrack is amazing.

    Matt Neglia: ELEMENTAL is not only one of the better Pixar films in recent memory but one of their best overall. This clever & emotional love story will warm your heart & make you cry. A moving tribute to immigrant parents with gorgeous animation. Thomas Newman’s soothing score is magnificent

    Siddhant Adlhaka: When it isn’t a cacophony of confusing worldbuilding and heavy-handed immigrant metaphors, “Elemental” has some beautiful moments, between a genuine romance told through light, and Thomas Newman’s surprising, Indian Classical-inspired score.

    James Mottram: A sweet-natured love story, well-intentioned, animated and acted, but lacking the depth of some of the studio’s greatest triumphs.

    Stephanie Bunbury: Pixar always had something new up its collective artistic sleeve. And yet here they are, coming out with a film as dull-witted and syrupy as Elemental.

    Robbie Collin: Fire and water fall for each other in director Peter Sohn’s new animation, which bends its own self-inflicted rules but charms even so. While unlikely to feature on many people’s favourite Pixar lists, Elemental brings with it the satisfying creak of a ship being righted.

    Tim Grierson: whether it’s the second-rate jokes or the formulaic tear-jerking moments, one can’t escape the sense of derivativeness. So many of this film’s elements have been utilised far better in the past. 

    Ben Croll: As return to form for Pixar itself – a rekindling of that fire that set hearts ablaze by wedding prodigious technique to (ahem) elementally simple metaphor – the film falls somewhat short of previous highs. By way of pure storytelling magic, the film also unfortunately lives up to its title.

    Peter Debruge: There’s poetry and soul here, but both are watered down by how much the movie seems to be multitasking. With Pixar, sincerity is elemental. The rest risks distracting from what really matters.

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 12:38 pm #1205443051

    And we aren’t quite done yet. There’s still the matter of the closing film (which is about to premiere)…ELEMENTAL

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 12:36 pm #1205443049

    A reminder of those first reactions to the Palme d’Or winner, Anatomy of a Fall

    AMG wrote:

    Anatomy of a Fall First Reactions

    Elena Lazic: To say I loved Justine Triet’s ANATOMY OF A FALL would be an understatement. I am fully obsessed with it.

    David Ehrlich: still working through my thoughts on the major Anatomy of a Fall (and probably will be for a long while), but Sandra Hüller gives a Tàr-worthy, all-time performance as a novelist who may or may not have murdered her frustrated wannabe novelist husband. incredible.

    Jon Frosch: ANATOMY OF A FALL is a riveting legal procedural/character study/portrait of a marriage. Sandra Hüller GREAT, on level of peak Blanchett or Huppert, & big step up for director Justine Triet. Women filmmakers dominating French cinema.

    Ali Benzekri: A terrific procedural drama is Ali Benz bait. Triet and Huller: a match made in heaven. In awe of Triet’s justesse. Surfire prize contender.

    Charles Bramesco: the second French-language courtroom drama I’ve loved at this festival, and the first in which a harried Sandra Hüller gets really mad at her husband for obsessing over his job. Magnifique!

    Tim Grierson: I wish there was a bigger idea animating Justine Triet’s absorbing courtroom drama/marriage study. Still, pretty gripping stuff. Now I just need to know how Triet landed on Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band’s cover of “P.I.M.P.,” which she uses brilliantly.

    Manuela Lazic: This film is seriously incredible, so precise and seemingly simple yet surprising, with Arlaud at his least-mannered, best self, and Sandra Hüller a compelling mystery. Guilt comes in degrees.

    Peter Howell: Should be “autopsy” instead of “anatomy.” Justine Triet adopts forensic approach to a man’s deadly fall from his ski chalet and whether his wife (Sandra Hüller, terrific) pushed him. Mystery deepens in homestretch; even the pet pooch needs an alibi.

    Peter Bradshaw: There’s a bracing and chilly high-mindedness about Justine Triet’s psychothriller. Sandra Hüller’s calm directness as an actor is what gives the film its texture, substance and emotional force. She anchors it in a kind of accessible reality.

    Damon Wise: at its heart is Hüller’s performance, a haunting and emotional tour de force that stays long in the mind and puts her right up there in the top tier of European talent.

    Victor Russo: Triet de-spectacularizes the case in order to present the facts of a case impossible to reach a verdict (only she herself could do it). Luckily, such an approach, supported by great (and lots of) dialogue and Sandra Huller, never loses the viewer.

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 12:23 pm #1205443025

    The Palme d’Or goes to Anatomy of a Fall by Justine Triet

    Triet becomes the third female director to win the Palme, after Jane Campion and Julia Ducournau.

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 12:17 pm #1205443021

    Grand Prix goes to The Zone of Interest by Jonathan Glazer

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 12:09 pm #1205443012

    Best Director goes to Tran Anh Hung for The Pot Au Feu

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 12:06 pm #1205443010

    Jury Prize goes to Fallen Leaves by Aki Kaurismäki

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 12:01 pm #1205443008

    Best Screenplay goes to Sakamoto Yuji for Monster

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 11:54 am #1205443002

    Best Actress goes to Merve Dizdar for About Dry Grasses

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 11:48 am #1205442998

    Onto the Official Selection prizes now

    Best Actor goes to Koji Yakusho for Perfect Days

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 11:42 am #1205442992

    Camera d’Or for Best Debut Film goes to Thien An Pham for Inside The Yellow Cocoon Shell

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 11:39 am #1205442987

    27 directed by Flora Anna Buda wins the Palme for Best Short Film

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply

    AMG
    Joined:
    Sep 20th, 2012
    Topics:
    11
    Posts:
    1161
    View Predictions
    May 27, 2023 at 10:43 am #1205442932

    Cannes callbacks:
    Hirokazu Kore-eda ✅
    Jonathan Glazer ✅
    Nuri Bilge Ceylan ✅
    Wim Wenders ✅
    Tran Anh Hung ✅
    Justine Triet ✅
    Aki Kaurismaki ✅
    Sandra Huller ✅

    — IONCINEMA (@ioncinema) May 27, 2023

    Check out more of my thoughts on Twitter (@AMG_Review) and Instagram (amg_reviews)

    X
    Reply
    Why are you reporting this post? (optional):
    Not now
Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 1,161 total)
1 2 3 … 76 77 78

Stay informed with our weekly Newsletter

Get our free, urgent prediction updates and news
Sign Up
Notifications
View
Settings
Close
  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Newsletter
  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
  • California Privacy Rights
  • AdChoices
  • EU Privacy Preferences
  • Contact Us
  • Your Privacy Rights
  • Accessibility

  • Deadline
  • variety.com
  • Hollywoodlife
  • IndieWire
  • TV Line
  • BGR
  • WWD
  • Footwearnews

Gold Derby is a part of Penske Media Corporation. © 2023 Gold Derby Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Deadline Media

ad