Bryan Cranston is now multiple Emmy AND Tony winner. He has sole Oscar nomination for “Trumbo” and it’s easy to see him prevailing for a better received movie.

Are we getting decade awards once this season is done?

Diana Ross never winning a competitive Grammy…

How…

Great selection!!! Weird to see it so many months earlier though.

^^That’s what televised awards do! It was looking nice for Metcalf who won the most from critics but once Janney won Golden Globe, everybody followed suit and it was over before it began. The same happened with Dafoe and Rockwell. I think Janney won with a huge margin because hype around her was very big, not to mention that her film pedigree was…[Read more]

^^Joaquin Phoenix is one of the best actors of his generation. He’s like Albert Finney in that he’s splendid and versitale but won’t play the game. I won’t be surprised if their Oscars track records end up similar.

Yep, I know. Thanks, Anna, that’s good news. Fingers crossed.

I haven’t seen this thread bumped until today!

What is this “a category hosted by Jane Fonda”?! She didn’t even present that award this year (that was Pearl Bailey). I consider it not done but you were close. 😀

I’m not a mastermind of this game but I like the challenge so:

Saoirse-Monica Jackson is in “There You’ll Find Me” with Vanessa…[Read more]

I know it happened some time ago but I’m shocked that Glenda Jackson didn’t get nominated for “King Lear” at the Tony Awards. Maybe after that elusive win last year there’s no hurry to reward her again?

Haven’t seen enough from 1930s and 1940s to judge it properly so it will start with 1950 for me.

1950s:
1. All About Eve (1950)
2. A Place in the Sun (1951)
3. From Here to Eternity (1953)

1960s:
1. Midnight Cowboy (1969)
2. The Lion in Winter (1968)
3. To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)

1970s:
1. The Godfather (1972)
2. The Godfather Part II…[Read more]

I’m shocked so many people can’t look past the most recent years when they are asked to pick the best of all times.

1940s-1950s
1. Sunset Boulevard (1950)
2. On the Waterfront (1954)
3. Citizen Kane (1941)

1960s (so many amazing screenplays that didn’t win)
1. Darling (1965)
2. The Apartment (1960)
3. The Producers (1968)

1970s (the strongest…[Read more]

Some shows in the past stretched plausibility and logic. It happened with “Weeds”, last time with “The Handmaid’s Tale” and “Mr. Robot” when those characters should have been caught, safe or killed, respectively, but none of that happened at the time it logically should.

“Barry” is next as Bill Hader’s character should have been behind bars at…[Read more]

Added James Coco for “Only When I Laugh” (actor).

I’ll give it a chance then but I’m still hoping it’s not the best song on the album.

Disappointed in them. I wonder why nobody asks Marcia Cross and Eva Longoria about their thoughts on this. I saw Joely Fisher and Nicollette Sheridan commenting on this but not Felicity’s best friends?

I didn’t like it. Sounds really dated and generic. Let’s hope remaining songs will be better.

I read this 13 months later! I forgot about this thread. 😀

Added both Donn and Korjus as well as Malek, Gaga and Cooper from this year.

Absolutely. “Election” was one of the top movies of 1999 (a really strong year!). At least it got well deserved nomination for adapted screenplay.

Top 5 wins of the decade is like fifth among nine so that’s not really a super achievement… 🙂

I’d support Ingrid Bergman’s win for “Murder on the Orient Express” on the account of loving the film, better in every way than Kenneth Branagh’s ill-fated remake, as well as her face always showing emotions her character feels and tries to hide.…[Read more]