+5 Samuel L. Jackson, The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey
+5 Michelle Pfeiffer, The First Lady
+5 Ben Foster, The Survivor
-5 Stephen Root, Barry
-5 Carrie Coon, The Gilded Age
-3 Rosario Dawson, Dopesick
-2 Larry David, Curb Your Enthusiasm

Sarah Goldberg, Barry (190)

Sarah Lancashire, Julia (175)

Britt Lower, Severance (135)

Jessica Chastain,…[Read more]

+2 Kaley Cuoco, The Flight Attendant
+2 Janelle James, Abbott Elementary
+1 Zendaya, Euphoria
-3 Hannah Einbinder, Hacks
-2 Melanie Lynskey, Yellowjackets

Rhea Seehorn in Better Call Saul, S6 Part 1 (368)

Zendaya in Euphoria, S2 (240)

Christina Ricci in Yellowjackets, S1 (173)

Sarah Snook in Succession, S3 (92)

Julia Garner in Ozark, S4…[Read more]

Why are Mortensen and Farrell both in the prediction center for this category for Thirteen Days? They’re both leads.

+5 Michael K. Williams, Lovecraft Country
+3 Courtney B. Vance, Lovecraft Country
+2 Paapa Essiedu, I May Destroy You
+2 Matthew Rhys, Perry Mason
+1 Carl Clemons-Hopkins, Hacks
+1 Paul Reiser, The Kominsky Method
+1 Billy Porter, Pose
-5 Lin Manuel-Miranda, Hamilton
-5 Anthony Ramos, Hamilton
-3 Don Cheadle, The Falcon & the Winter Soldier
-2…[Read more]

I want this to be good for Kunis to get some awards traction, but I have several doubts.

everything i wanted just screamed “this is going to win an afterglow Grammy” the second it came out. It’s a pretty fantastic song, but win-worthy? It was a middle of the pack nominee for ROTY at best. Honestly surprised Harry was able to win with Billie continuing to be a juggernaut with the Academy. Given the surprises in most of the categories,…[Read more]

Dua Lipa across the General Field, Megan thee Stallion for BNA, Ariana & Gaga for Rain on Me, Harry Styles for something in the Pop categories, Jhene Aiko in the R&B categories, and Fiona Apple / Phoebe Bridgers in the Rock categories.

Not to be negative, but I hope Bieber goes unrewarded. Likewise, Billie winning for a two mediocre records after…[Read more]

I was fine with Billie taking AOTY, as well as Best New Artist and ROTY. Lil Nas X probably should have taken SOTY, while Ariana should have won the Pop Album and Solo Performance categories. Although I think Billie’s album was arguably more impactful than Ariana’s, you can’t tell me that an album like thank u, next didn’t tower over the…[Read more]

1. Sam Rockwell, Vice
2. Alan Arkin, Argo
3. Kathy Bates, Richard Jewell
4. Jonah Hill, The Wolf of Wall Street
5. Amy Adams, Vice

HONORABLE MENTIONS:
Robert Duvall, The Judge
Jennifer Lawrence, Joy
Steve Carell, Foxcatcher

So basically whoever win the Drama Globe takes the Oscar?

Boseman will also get a ton of advertising with the televised awards using his celebrity to draw interest. He’s so easily positioned to sweep. The fact that the BAFTA is probably harder to attain than the Oscar is quite interesting to me. I could also see Ahmed spoiling and Boseman suddenly generating a ton of narrative for a supporting win.

I am kind of intrigued by the opportunities that the Drama category at the Globes presents. With only Davis, McDormand, and Kirby likely locked (even though Kirby seems to be losing steam), there remains two spots to fill. Day could easily enter the race and lock up the fourth spot, which leaves room for Winslet, Adams, Moss, or Loren. There is…[Read more]

I feel like Bakalova’s move is not a good one. Sure, she is probably more likely to get a nomination in a less competitive field with less prominent names, but Bakalova’s entire narrative as a fringe nominee is centered around her obtaining nominations that were unexpected of her. Moving her from a category in which the nomination itself is the…[Read more]

Although I do feel as though BAFTA would be the awards show to snub the most BIPOC contenders, I honestly feel pretty good about all three of them making it in. Boseman’s narrative is pretty undeniable. I still see Hopkins winning here, but that doesn’t mean Boseman is any less strong than he would be otherwise. Davis’ record with the BAFTAs is…[Read more]

None of them really had any passion behind their performances though. Damon missed SAG and I highly doubt anyone will ever win an Oscar for playing Steve Jobs. Even Cranston honestly might have had more of a chance if DiCaprio’s narrative wasn’t the primary driver of the race. I would have loved to see Damon swoop in and snag the Oscar, but this…[Read more]

If DiCaprio had won in 2013, Redmayne would have pulled a Tom Hanks.

Delroy doing this well with Chadwick’s narrative in play makes me think he’s going to be the critic’s push. Hopefully that leaves enough for at least two more passion picks, since Boseman and Hopkins are locked at this point. If Oldman and someone like Hanks were to do well with the televised awards, I would be worried for Lindo, Ahmed, and Yeun…[Read more]

You all eliminated in my head, Into You, bad idea, and everytime before the tired Lizzo remix? Embarrassing.

+5 ghostin’
+5 better off
+5 goodnight n go
+5 God is a woman
-10 Good as Hell (Remix)
-5 blazed
-5 A Little More Homework

thank u, next (375)

Be Alright (204)

Good As Hell (Remix) (with Lizzo) (155)

You Can’t Stop the Beat (with M…[Read more]

Promising Young Women maintains momentum. Although I think McDormand and Davis are still slightly ahead, Mulligan’s vehicle is strong and I don’t see how she misses with this kind of praise for the picture.

So Colman is really just going to be a television awards thing?