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wolfali wrote:

Thought you put me on ignore. There’s no way you could possibly believe any of what you just said in an objective mindset at all.

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^LMFAOOOOOO peak delusion

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schmids wrote:

So if you agree, why are you trying to call people out for being contradictory?

Exactly. A wishy washy, emotional mess depending on who his faves are.

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braydenfitzsimmons wrote:

Imelda Staunton also won the Volpi as well. That seems to more comparable to Kirby

Eh, Staunton was the critical favorite, swept the trifecta, won BAFTA, and Vera Drake got into Directing and Screenplay, practically on the verge for a Picture nomination. She wasn’t a lone nod here. IIRC, Vera Drake won the Golden Lion as well.

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Bassett wrote:

You really can’t compare Kirby to Mirren, Stone and Colman when she’s likely to be the only showing of her movie while all the others slayed the nominations

You also can’t really try it with Blanchett neither. Yes, she was a lone nod, but she was also in a transformative role doing that gender-bender schtick and won key things like Globe and NSFC (in the supporting category). She was also getting double-nods that year.

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estrelas wrote:

She’s definitely competitive for the nomination. Anyone who says otherwise is fooling themselves.

Did I say she wasn’t? I said she wasn’t competitive for a win.

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Lol Mulligan isnt win competitive for Promising Young Woman.

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Starts with a 64 MC. Yikes

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photographista_ wrote:

Hot Press — 80/100
The Line of Best Fit — 80/100

The acclaim is coming.

Not really. Telegraph, Independent and Slant all gave it a 60. Stereogum didnt like it.

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Viola, Andra, Frances, Meryl, Adams seem likely to me. Funny, the push against Meryl here were the same arguments made when she was contending for Florence Foster Jenkins and GD foolishly had her at 11th in odds because they thought people like Annette Bening and Kate Beckinsale were more likely. “Too light, too fluff, forgotten in August, critics arent nominating her” etc., and lo and behold lol.

This could be Adams’ August Osage County type nod (and many doubted Streep there for Thompson) where its too showy to not get #1 votes.

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Bassett wrote:

That’s the only way to explain how Denzel beat Affleck who won literally everything else (other than his performance being louder and more “actor-ey” but I don’t think it’s that relevant) This said the overdue factor didn’t help Pacino or Pesci beating Pitt like some were predicting

Also Meryl winning for Doubt over Winslet.

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French Exit has a 54 MC, Pfeiffer will be content with a filler Globe nod.

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Brenda Meeks wrote:

Charlotte Rampling, 45 Years

LAFCA and NSFC win as well as benefitting from an extremely weak category, weaker than this year. I told you this several times, lmfao

Stick to the Grammys section, chile.

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Kalinda wrote:

Her first and only nom, she was in for the win.. who else?

Not to mention this was in the SUPPORTING category, she won the Globe and she still lost to someone in the Best Picture winner (Juliette Binoche).

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Brenda Meeks wrote:

Paul Newman, Nobody’s Fool

Plsssssssss. Paul Newman had 7 nominations at that time, won NYFCC and NSFC and had a late break release date where voters would see him at the peak of voting. Nobody’s Fool also got a Screenplay nod.

Who else? You need more than just goodwill and being a legend.

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