As far as I know, LuckyChap and FilmNation are American so the film was eligible.

I’m not particularly against Mads, honestly, and I think Marco made it clear that he isn’t either. He actually gives a fine performance. It’s the movie that I find pretty insulse and pointless, and it’s a shame critics are pushing for it when there is more compelling works they could go for.

Still not over Another Round being the go-to foreign film of the year. Falls flat in every single aspect.

1. McDormand
2. Davis
3. Kirby
4. Mulligan
5. Streep
6. Winslet
7. Loren
8. Day

Yes, I know most of you think Winslet is over. idc.

Mixed reviews for Malcom & Marie…Things looking better for Meryl now.

Tough choice between Portman, Williams and Mara. I suppose the last one will get the less votes out of the three so I went with her.

Her is so fucking bad and it’s a shame because it had a lot of potential.

There are plenty of good films around the globe to nominate. To see “critics“ stuck with films like I’m Thinking of Ending Things or performances like Chadwick Boseman in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom can be quite frustrating.

And even with just english-speaking films they could make more inspired choices. I’m yet to see some support for Let Them…[Read more]

1. Colman
2. Aparicio
3. McCarthy
4. Gaga
5. Close

Not sure about how unpopular this is but wow at Meryl in Let Them All Talk. Probably her best performance since Bridges of Madison County.

The content of the film has nothing to do with the quality. This is a case of an important film that also happens to be…bad.

That was a good choice

Not that I’m expecting much from Kidman in this, but did some of you really believe Blanchett has the charm to play Lucille Ball? The casting was bad already, not much changed.

Thanks. That member needs to stop being so abrasive and take a deep breath for a few seconds lol.

You must have missed the reactions from critics who watched the film lol