[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

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How do you all see this seasons chances to get into Best Drama?

Here how I see nominations in all categories:

LOCKS:
Visual Effects
Production Design
Sound Editing
Sound Mixing

STRONG:
Music Supervision
Hair styling
Prosthetic Makeup
Picture Editing
Cinematography
Supporting Actor: Harbour
Drama Casting

TOUGH BUT NOT IMPOSSIBLE:
Drama Series
Drama Directing
Drama Writing
Supporting Actress: Brown

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

#1203368560

Anyone?

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

#1203351794

1917 was amazing work. Should have won.

He also deserved to be nominated at least for Green Mile

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

#1203350500

James McAvoy being snubbed for Atonement.
Jake Gyllenhaal being snubbed for Nightcrawler.
Ralph Fiennes being snubbed for Grand Budapest Hotel.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows being massivly snubed in the super weak 2011.
Ex Machina winning Visual Effects over Mad Max and Star Wars
Hugo winning visual Effects over Rise of the Planet of the Apes
First Man winning Visual Effects over Avengers: Infinity War
Inception not getting nominated for both Director and Editing!!!!!!!

There are more that I will add later.

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

#1203349283

To be honest, the cinematography was quite amazing. MUUUUUCH better than The Irishman that got nominated.

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

#1203349205

Yes, it was snubbed in Visual Effects too!!!

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

#1203348490

Both a very good fils, but Parasite is waaaaay better.

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

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BrokenFan wrote:

I personally don’t like the extension of Best Picture nominees from 5 to “at most 10”, eventhough I still think Dark Knight/Wall-E was wrongfully snubbed for the dreadful The Reader back in 2008.

So let’s pretend we didn’t have this non-sense, for the last three ceremony who do you think would have made the final 5 (with a ranking of the votes they received) ? Would they just correlate with the best director categories? What would you have liked to see as the final five out of the 9 – 10 nominees? Also, what about this year out of all the contenders?

IMO

2009:

The Hurt LockerAvatarInglourious BasterdsUp in the Air Precious

2010:

The King’s SpeechThe Social NetworkInceptionThe FighterBlack Swan

2011:

The ArtistHugoThe DescendentsMoney Ball Tree of Life

2012 (perhaps):

ArgoZero Dark 30 LincolnSilver Linings Play BookLes Miserables

(Pook is going to hate me, but I think Argo will pull off a win) I still haven’t seen Zero Dark 30 out of the list.

Share your thoughts

There is no way in a million years that Life of Pi was missing even with 5. It was a beloved film that won Director.

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

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Winners

* Films not in the English langauge and Animated films are not eligable for the Best Picture Award. They are however eligable in the Best Picture not in the English Language and Animated Feature Film categories. They are eligable in all other categories, such as Directing, Writing, Acting and Crafts.

BEST MOTION PICTURE – ENGLISH LANGUAGE

1917
AVENGERS: ENDGAME
IRISHMAN, THE
JOJO RABBIT
JOKER
LIGHTHOUSE, THE
LITTLE WOMEN
MARRIAGE STORY
ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD
ROCKETMAN

BEST MOTION PICTURE NOT IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

BEANPOLE
LES MISERABLES
PAIN AND GLORY
PARASITE
PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE

BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM

FROZEN II
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: THE HIDDEN WORLD
I LOST MY BODY
KLAUS
TOY STORY 4

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN DIRECTING

HO, BONG JOON – PARASITE
MENDES, SAM – 1917
PHILLIPS, TODD – JOKER
SCORSESE, MARTIN – THE IRISHMAN
TARANTINO, QUENTIN – ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN WRITING, ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

HONEY BOY
MARRIAGE STORY
ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD
PARASITE
UNCUT GEMS

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN WRITING, ADAPTED SCREENPLAY

A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
IRISHMAN, THE
JOJO RABBIT
JOKER
LITTLE WOMEN

BEST PERFORMANCE BY A CAST OF A MOTION PICTURE

AVENGERS: ENDGAME
IRISHMAN, THE
JOJO RABBIT
LITTLE WOMEN
ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD
PARASITE

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE

DICAPRIO, LEONARDO – ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD
DRIVER, ADAM – MARRIAGE STORY
EGERTON, TARON – ROCKETMAN
MACKAY, GEORGE – 1917
PATTINSON, ROBERT – THE LIGHTHOUSE
PHOENIX, JUAQUIN – JOKER

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE

JOHANSSON, SCARLETT – MARRIAGE STORY
NYONGO, LUPITA – US
RONAN, SAOIRSE – LITTLE WOMEN
THERON, CHARLIZE – BOMBSHELL
ZELLWEGER, RENEE – JUDY

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE

DAFOE, WILLEM – THE LIGHTHOUSE
PACINO, AL – THE IRISHMAN
PITT, BRAD – ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD
SONG, KANG-HO – PARASITE
WAITITI, TAIKA – JOJO RABBIT

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE

BATES, KATHY – RICHARD JEWELL
DERN, LAURA – MARRIAGE STORY
JO, YEO-JEOUNG – PARASITE
JOHANSSON, SCARLETT – JOJO RABBIT
MCKENZIE, THOMASIN – JOJO RABBIT

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN FILM EDITING
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FORD V FERRARI
IRISHMAN, THE
JOKER
ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD
PARASITE

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN CINEMATOGRAPHY

1917
JOKER
LIGHTHOUSE, THE
ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD
PARASITE

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC, ORIGINAL OR ADAPTED SCORE

1917 – THOMAS NEWMAN
JOJO RABBIT – MICHAEL GIACCHINO
JOKER – HILDUR GUDNADOTTIR
LITTLE WOMEN – ALEXANDRE DESPLAT
STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER – JOHN WILLIAMS

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC, ORIGINAL OR ADAPTED SONG

ALADDIN – ”SPEECHLESS”
CATS – ”BEAUTIFUL GHOSTS”
FROZEN II – ”INTO THE UNKNOWN”
LION KING, THE – ”SPIRIT”
ROCKETMAN – ”I’M GONNA LOVE ME AGAIN”

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN PRODUCTION DESIGN

1917
JOJO RABBIT
ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD
PARASITE
STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN COSTUME DESIGN

ALADDIN
DOLEMITE IS MY NAME
LITTLE WOMEN
ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD
ROCKETMAN

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN MAKEUP

1917
BOMBSHELL
JUDY
MALEFICENT: MISTRESS OF EVIL
ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN SPECIAL VISUAL EFFECTS

1917
AVENGERS: ENDGAME
IRISHMAN, THE
LION KING, THE
STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUND, MIXING OF DIALOG, MUSIC & EFFECTS

1917
FORD V FERRARI
ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD
ROCKETMAN
STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUND, EDITING OF EFFECTS

1917
AVENGERS: ENDGAME
FORD V FERRARI
ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD
STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER

BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN STUNT WORK

1917
AVENGERS: ENDGAME
FORD V FERRARI
GEMINI MAN
ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

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happysad wrote:

Personally, I felt 1917 was a hollow spectacle that is over-reliant on the one-shot technique, which it draws too much attention, which while it can be immersive, it can also be distracting, at certain times. I found myself consciously aware that the actors are being tracked by a camera most of the time, adding to the feeling how artificial, pre-planned and staged everything is. I do applaud Deakin’s camera choreography here but in terms of the direction, no matter how impressive and complex the technical achievement is, it cannot rescue itself from how shallow and inauthentic it inadvertently presents itself.

I’m happy that Bong won an Academy Award for Best Director, he truly deserves it for directing a unique tonally marvelous picture, and there’s nothing you could say in your PROFESSIONAL opinion, that can convince me otherwise.

This is the beauty of movies! They convey different opinions in people, and I respect yours 100%. My love for 1917 is probably a bit biased as am a cinematographer by profession and this is a huge cinematographycal achievement.

Let’s not spam the thread no more. Oscar season is over…bring on the Emmy season 😀

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

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happysad wrote:

Can you explain to me how unbelievable the direction in 1917 is? Cinematography was clearly the best feature in the movie. But I found the direction to be “one note”.

I have been a working as cinematographer and director for over 12 years. I belive in my PROFESSIONAL opinion.

For Sam Mendes to direct the film to a technical marvel and still have this high of an emotional impact is a marvel. I agree on all aspects for Bongs directing. It was also amazing the way he handled characters and genres, but for me the technical achievement is more impressive. Personal opinion.

Again, I believe Bong deserved the Screenplay and Picture Awards, but Mendes deserved to be rewarded for what he made of with 1917.

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

#1203343875

The DGA is voted by Directors only and they appriciate what an amazing feat and achievement is making 1917. And they awarded it.

The Oscars are voted by all members and those people vote for what they like best, not what was best.

Please note, that Parasite is my top 5 movie of the year and it is an amazing film, but Directing was UNBELIVABLE in 1917. It was pure directing. Parasite won on passion.

The right thing to do was to give Director to 1917 and Picture to Parasite. Not both.

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

#1203336056

I am one of those people ho think 1917 is a well deserving winner. It was fresh, it did something new with a familliar story. I love Parasite. It is in my top 5 of the year, but it is not that masterpeice all are raving about. Nor is 1917. But 1917 is a worthy winner. Much better than some we got these past few years.

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[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

#1203335996

Mark my words, The Irishman will take VFX. And I will barf at yet another stupid Visual Effects winner.

[Emil PetrovParticipant Joined: Jun 12th, 2011 Topics: 71 Posts: 489 View Predictions]

#1203335989

Bring.Back.Jack.Nicholson!

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