That’s good news; this show isn’t relevant anymore. I’m trying to watch S6 but completing the whole 13 episodes is so difficult…

Regarding the Best Actress category, I simply think it’s because lineups from that category in recent year have featured better acting then Best Actor.

Boring answer, but summer holidays probably because they’re long so that you really have the time to start a project, do something excting, and so.
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Sad to see Stone is not competing here. MY best wishes to Colman though.

Agree to disagree this time. To me Ye is slightly better than Invasion of Privacy and KIDS SEE GHOST is much better than it.

I will always predict Kanye West in this field until he gets completely snubbed. His history at the Emmys is too eloquent and let’s be honest, he can say the worst absurdities but his music is still much better than a Cardi or a Drake.

She’s someone who might break into the general field if her new album is as acclaimed as A Seat at the Table. Let’s hope so.

Probably agree with Reis, but I’m not sure the writers are going in the right direction. I think this season is very good overall but inferior to S2 and on the same level of S1.

I think you forgot SOPHIE.

And there has always been a certain resistence to rock music in the general field.

Because Grammys have always, beside singular exceptions, played it safe in major categories.

I was expecting such reactions, even though not in such a strong way; it’s definitely not a film you fall in love with istantly. Having seen it more than a month ago, I still have fine memories and I prefer it to La La Land!

The underrated Defoe gives a great performance in a movie that is “artsy” but accessible, I can assure you. Also, he dominates the entire film since the rest of the cast has a very modest part in it, while the same can’t be said for other contenders such as Cooper or Mortensen from what I’ve heard.

I did watch the film. And yes, Weisz is fine in supporting too because she’s the one with the less screen time of the three. But I still think she has the role of a lead. Let’s put it this way: Stone is the “leadest” of the three. But the others are borderline – more leads than supporting. From a strategical point of view things are different of course.

As I’ve said before, if I were forced to choose a category for the three ladies from The Favourite I would put all of them in Lead. But Weisz and Stone there and Colman in Supporting makes sense too: she is the object, the toy with which the two younger ladies get to play in their fight for power.

Been rewatching this show for the past month and it holds up so magnificently at a second viewing. I obviously plan to rewatch the final episode on 14th october. And going back through all this thread made me feel so nostalgic!

What are the chances for Noname to be recognized somewhere for Room 25? It has the highest Metacritic score of the year and she has collaborated for quite some time with important member of hip hop community (Chance the Rapper for istance) and in general she’s more known than other critically acclaimed artists like Saba. Oh, and the fact that the…[Read more]

Count Gosling out for the win. His performance, whiile is fine, is just not enough for a trophy. It’s not showvy, it’s not subtle enough, not scene-stealing. It works within the movie, but it doesn’t stand out by any mean.

My love for Wiseman is becoming overlwhelming but I still haven’t seen enough of his long filmography. Do you think Ex Libris is his very best or is there something even better? I was blown away with that movie and I consider it to be his best between those I’ve seen so far from him.

I had never heard of Harlan County, I’ll check it out. The greatest documentary I’ve ever seen is The Act of Killing!

This is going to be so interesting. Regarding Grammy chances, this at least help St. Vincent and MASSEDUCTION get a little more buzz.