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I Don’t Need You wrote:

C goes first, not D.

I put them in order of how I view their performances. Ando deserved the Oscar last year fight me hehehe

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Just a slight correction ^ Colman won the BAFTA. So Glenn had a near sweep until Oscars.

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Luca wrote:

Lopez is getting nominated, but I need Dern to win this. She’s Hollywood royalty and long overdue. I will always have respect for actors who have it all from the beginning, but work their asses off because they are genuinely passionate about their profession. Between Big Little lies, The Tale and Marriage Story, Dern has turned in such sublime work recently. I will stan her throughout the entire season. What will really help is that the Globes LOVE her. And if she wins there, that could kick-start her sweep. I’m ready for it.

She should’ve received a nom for this last year. The noms for Best Actress should’ve been:

Sakura Ando
Laura Dern
Glenn Close
Olivia Colman
Rosamund Pike

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Victor Cruz wrote:

I don’t remember anyone talking about Scarjo or Mckenzie on the Jojo Rabbit reviews. It’s not a performance movie. Also, I doubt Scarjo will be the one to get two Oscar nominations. She’s not on that league.

Is it possible to get two in the same category? If anyone would, I feel like Robbie would for Supporting.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OIetiMoseA

She looks utterly superb in this (Huppert-esque?) and Kenzari is hoooot

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Jays wrote:

I won’t believe Sunset is happening until it’s literally started filming at this point lol. I’m not sure about an October start date because Four Good Days is due to start filming in September. I doubt Close films three movies back to back to back, especially when the first two (Hillbilly and Four Good Days) are such heavy material. But even if she doesn’t film Sunset and it doesn’t come out next year, those two other films (if good) are reallllly baity roles and could easily win her an Oscar.

Y’all are forgetting hoooow many times Close has played Norma Desmond. She has done this role 1484 times on stage. She can film this in her sleep.

I saw the revival two summers ago and if this film is released, she is going to be nominated for an Oscar and she will likely win.

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PreludeinCSharpMinor wrote:

Streep for PROM not LET THEM ALL TALK. She is playing a Tony winning actress diva in LGBT themed film- catnip!

I saw THE PROM on Broadway. It ain’t happening for her.

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thatnerdgreg wrote:

I just realized something pretty sad. Toni Collete would’ve definitely been nominated for Hereditary if she was competing this year.

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So where are these reports about Bombshell‘s screening coming from???? I see nothing online.

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Both Geena Davis and honestly Susan Sarandon lol. Susan deserves to be a leading lady..

 

Second Aaron Eckhardt. “Rabbit Hole”!!!

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Glenn Close in SB is the only answer.

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The Artist Formerly Known as Xander Cassel wrote:

1. Olivia Colman, The Favourite. This is probably just one of the best performances of the 21st Century, overall.
2. Catherine Zeta Jones, Chicago
3. Zhang Zhiyi, Memoirs of a Geisha

This is a genuine question because I’m curious. Are you a theatre person?

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MarinaBelo2 wrote:

It really sucks that everyone is being so underwhelming, because we might have a terrible winner or a very predictable race this time. Even more so than McDormand’s year, because at least before the Globe, we didn’t know who was going to take it.

Let’s wait for Bombshell to be screeeeeened.

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1. Marion Cotillard, La Vie en Rose

2. Cate Blanchett, Blue Jasmine

3. Sakura Ando, Shoplifters

Honorable mentions:
Charlize Theron, Monster
Nicole Kidman Rabbit Hole
Frances McDormand Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

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kellis wrote:

Here’s my daily spam/reminder that Florence Pugh should be sweeping up every award this season for Midsommar but we’re never going to get that because people are too basic.

This girl is the Kate Winslet of our generation. Ronan is going to be second on her type-list behind this girl.