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    August 15, 2021 at 4:19 am #1204397705

    +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 Jonathan Groff, Hamilton

    Josh O’Connor, The Crown (65)

    Jason Sudeikis, Ted Lasso (61)

    Billy Porter, Pose (59)

    O-T Fagbenle, The Handmaid’s Tale (58)

    Bowen Yang, Saturday Night Live (55)

    Evan Peters, Mare of Easttown (52)

    Dave Chappelle, Saturday Night Live (39)
    Paapa Essiedu, I May Destroy You (39)

    Chris Sullivan, This Is Us (36)
    Sterling K. Brown, This Is Us (36)

    Jonathan Majors, Lovecraft Country (35)
    Michael K. Williams, Lovecraft Country (35)

    Anthony Anderson, Black-ish (32)

    Carl Clemons-Hopkins, Hacks (31)
    Paul Reiser, The Kominsky Method (31)

    Charles Dance, The Crown (30)
    Michael Douglas, The Kominsky Method (30)
    Hugh Grant, The Undoing (30)
    Daveed Diggs, Hamilton (30)
    Ewan McGregor, Halston (30)
    Leslie Odom Jr., Hamilton (30)
    Brett Goldstein, Ted Lasso (30)
    Brendan Hunt, Ted Lasso (30)
    Nick Mohammed, Ted Lasso (30)
    Kenan Thompson, Saturday Night Live (30)
    Giancarlo Esposito, The Mandalorian (30)
    John Lithgow, Perry Mason (30)
    Tobias Menzies, The Crown (30)
    Bradley Whitford, The Handmaid’s Tale (30)

    Courtney B. Vance, Lovecraft Country (28)
    Timothy Olyphant, The Mandalorian (28)

    Dan Levy, Saturday Night Live (27)
    Thomas Brodie-Sangster, The Queen’s Gambit (27)
    Matthew Rhys, Perry Mason (27)

    Carl Weathers, The Mandalorian (26)
    Morgan Freeman, The Kominsky Method (26)

    Paul Bettany, WandaVision (25)
    Lin-Manuel Miranda, Hamilton (25)

    Jonathan Groff, Hamilton (23)

    Regé-Jean Page, Bridgerton (20)

    Anthony Ramos, Hamilton (19)

    Daniel Kaluuya, Saturday Night Live (14)

    Kenan Thompson, Kenan (10)

    Jeremy Swift, Ted Lasso (9)

    Don Cheadle, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier (3)

    Eliminated:
    48. Alec Baldwin, Saturday Night Live
    47. Max Minghella, The Handmaid’s Tale
    46. William H. Macy, Shameless

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    March 20, 2021 at 4:50 pm #1204147630

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

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    March 14, 2021 at 9:12 pm #1204130614

    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, I guess I am willing to concede a few extra trophies to Miss Eillish, even if they are somewhat overkill.

    Honestly, super stoked for how the Grammys have been increasingly celebratory of female artists. Women really run music these days (as they should!).

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    March 14, 2021 at 8:41 am #1204119697

    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 a phenomenal breakout awards show would be dull.

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    March 14, 2021 at 8:31 am #1204119668

    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 competition in vocal prowess.

    Lil Nas X’s EP being in the mix here makes no sense, nor does HER’s inclusion, frankly. I would have added Rosalia and Tyler the Creator.

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    January 6, 2021 at 6:45 pm #1203966681

    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

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    December 22, 2020 at 6:19 pm #1203940737

    So basically whoever win the Drama Globe takes the Oscar?

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    December 22, 2020 at 2:28 pm #1203940086

    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.

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    December 22, 2020 at 2:24 pm #1203940068

    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 still a chance that Winslet slips in and snags a BAFTA nomination; with some career-best raves, SAG also isn’t out of the question. Were she to hit all three, we could see either Day or Kirby lose a spot altogether once Mulligan is factored back in. Adams likely won’t be able to get support at BAFTA, but SAG and the Globes could bite. Loren just needs her narrative to kick in and she could appear at all three, or at least pop up at SAG and get another word-of-mouth to return to the fray. Moss seems like the outsider, but I wouldn’t be surprised if she nabbed a SAG nomination.

    I really just need confirmation that Day is in this. Knowing whether she’s amazing or terrible would also be comforting.

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    December 22, 2020 at 2:03 pm #1203940041

    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 reward to one where there’s no pay-off to be nominated, she isn’t exactly being set up up well to be a dark horse contender for the Oscars.

    The reason most people feel more strongly that Ahmed, McDormand, Lindo, Mulligan, Boseman, Seyfried and Davis will actually benefit from winning in critic’s circle is because they have been proven (besides maybe Seyfried and Lindo, but she’s a recognizable performer and he’s riding somewhat of an overdue narrative) to be awards show material (Ahmed has an Emmy, Davis and McDormand both have Triple Crown’d, Mulligan has Oscar & Tony nods, Boseman is a SAG winner). Having already been anticipated to perform well at the Globes, SAG, and BAFTA, it only further solidifies their likelihood of making the final Oscar line-up when the receive additional acclaim from critics. Bakalova is a passion pick, so it should be expected that she would perform well amongst critics (she is sweeping, so there is over-performance to acknowledge). Where she needs to make actual strides is at the televised award shows. By being moved out of a higher stakes line-up, Bakalova is getting additional exposure that was inherent in a nomination, but her credibility as a winning candidate is simultaneously lowered by not being submitted where she could spoil or at least generate more support against the peers she would end up facing at the Oscars.

    Also, Bakalova jumping to a lead bid at the Globes might provide a bit of a boost to the other supporting actress contenders. Any of the predicted nominees that would otherwise have been predicted to score the nomination are only further legitimized without her in the running, which sets her up to be fighting for a fifth place spot. I’d argue that she was already in that position, but her being established closer to the cusp might backfire.

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    December 21, 2020 at 11:32 pm #1203938646
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    she will make it to sag too easy. they are populist. BAFTA will snub her but who cares. I bet they are gonna snub delroy, viola, and chadwick. then we wont have to pay attention to them ever again.

    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 equal to her Oscar one, with a surprise nomination for Widows boding well for cracking a Best Actress line-up. She’s essentially the sole competitive Black actress in her race (we still don’t know what’s going on with Andra Day or Zendaya) and the current frontrunners (McDormand, Mulligan, and a distant Kirby) are probably not garnering universal support that would jeopardize Davis’ spot in the final line-up. Lindo is probably the most likely to miss, but he is British and they have embraced Spike Lee before, so it isn’t out of the picture. I think Oldman will definitely hurt another performer’s chances, but I would worry more about Ahmed or Yeun than Lindo at this point.

    Also, aren’t all members required to complete unconscious bias training before voting this year? If so, no way there isn’t somewhat of a push to get the most prominent non-white performers across all four acting races to get in.

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    December 21, 2020 at 11:13 pm #1203938628
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    No. Damon and Fassbender were definitely ahead of him lol.

    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 race was boring and Redmayne had the Oscar-bait role. It would have been an atrocious win, but it is the AMPAS lol.

    I did try to post more of a hot take to have a discussion beyond the typical Streep-Davis-Williams conversation, so I’m all ears for further commentary.

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    December 21, 2020 at 9:24 pm #1203938495

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

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    December 21, 2020 at 9:19 pm #1203938487

    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 to all make it in. This could be such an exciting group if we had four non-white actors in the running, especially if it includes the first East-Asian and first Muslim nominees, as well as the fifth instance in which two Black actors were nominated together.

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    December 21, 2020 at 8:09 pm #1203938349

    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 Maddie Baillio, Garrett Clayton, Ephraim Sykes, Harvey Fierstein, Martin Short, Jennifer Hudson, Dove Cameron, Kristin Chenoweth and the Hairspray Live! cast) (145)

    Break Your Heart Right Back (feat. Childish Gambino) (114)

    Dance to This (with Troye Sivan) (59)

    Only 1 (56)
    34+35 (56)

    pov (50)

    ghostin’ (45)
    no tears left to cry (45)

    Tattooed Heart (40)

    breathin’ (39)

    raindrops (an angel cried) (37)

    Greedy (35)
    successful (35)
    borderline (feat. Missy Elliot) (35)
    Come So Far (Got So Far to Go) (with Jennifer Hudson) (35)
    imagine (35)

    The Wizard and I (34)

    get well soon (32)

    better off (30)
    God is a woman (30)
    goodnight n go (30)
    Honeymoon Avenue (30)
    Somewhere Over the Rainbow (Live from Manchester) (30)

    One Last Time (29)
    sweetener (29)

    Touch It (28)

    A Hand for Mrs Claus (with Idina Menzel) (25)
    A Little More Homework (feat. Graham Phillips) (25)
    Adore (with Cashmere Cat) (25)
    All My Love (with Major Lazer) (25)
    Baby I (25)
    Bad Decisions (25)
    Bad to You (with Normani and Nicki Minaj) (25)
    Bang Bang (with Jessie J and Nicki Minaj) (25)
    Be My Baby (feat. Cashmere Cat) (25)
    Beauty and the Beast (with John Legend) (25)
    Better Left Unsaid (25)
    Dangerous Woman (25)
    Daydreamin’ (25)
    December (25)
    fake smile (25)
    Focus (25)
    Get On Your Knees (with Nicki Minaj) (25)
    Give It Up (with Elizabeth Gillies and Victorious Cast) (25)
    Got Her Own (with Victoria Monet) (25)
    Hands on Me (feat. A$AP Ferg) (25)
    Heatstroke (with Calvin Harris, Young Thug and Pharrell) (25)
    I Don’t Care (25)
    just like magic (25)
    Knew Better / Forever Boy (25)
    Last Christmas (25)
    Leave Me Lonely (feat. Macy Gray) (25)
    Love Me Harder (with The Weeknd) (25)
    Lovin’ It (25)
    Monopoly (with Victoria Monet) (25)
    Moonlight (25)
    motive (with Doja Cat) (25)
    My Everything (25)
    My Favourite Part (with Mac Miller) (25)
    my hair (25)
    NASA (25)
    nasty (25)
    needy (25)
    Nobody (with Chaka Khan) (25)
    Not Just on Christmas (25)
    obvious (25)
    Oh Santa (with Mariah Carey and Jennifer Hudson) (25)
    off the table (with The Weeknd) (25)
    Popular Song (with MIKA) (25)
    positions (25)
    Right There (feat. Big Sean) (25)
    Sometimes (25)
    The Way (feat. Mac Miller) (25)
    They Don’t Know (25)
    Time (with Childish Gambino) (25)
    True Love (25)
    Without Love (with Garrett Clayton, Maddie Baillio, Ephraim Sykes and the Hairspray Live! cast) (25)
    west side (25)
    Why Try (25)
    You Don’t Know Me (25)
    You Don’t Own Me (with Kristin Chenoweth) (25)
    You’ll Never Know (25)

    R.E.M (21)

    blazed (feat. Pharrell Williams) (20)
    Love Is Everything (20)

    Everyday (feat. Future) (19)

    Let Me Love You (feat. Lil Wayne) (14)

    Rule the World (with 2 Chainz) (10)

    Faith (with Stevie Wonder) (5)

    Jason’s Song (Gave It Away) (3)

    ELIMINATED:
    1. Don’t Call Me Angel (with Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Rey)
    2. Rain On Me (with Lady Gaga)
    3. Boys Is Like (with Who Is Fancy? and Meghan Trainor)
    4. shut up
    5. Just a Little Bit of Your Heart
    6. Put Your Hearts Up
    7. break up with your girlfriend, i’m bored
    8. 7 rings
    9. Stuck with U (with Justin Bieber)
    10. everytime
    11. Problem (feat. Iggy Azalea)
    12. Over and Over Again (with Nathan Sykes)
    13. Break Free (with Zedd)
    14. What Do You Mean? (Remix) (with Justin Bieber)
    15. Brand New You (feat. Brynn Williams & Caitlin)
    16. Bed (with Nicki Minaj)
    17. Boyfriend (with Social House)
    18. This Is Not a Feminist Song (with Saturday Night Lige cast)
    19. Intro (Christmas & Chill)
    20. the light is coming (feat. Nicki Minaj)
    21. Snow in California
    22. bad idea
    23. in my head
    24. How I Look on You
    25. Almost Is Never Enough (with Nathan Sykes)
    26. Zero to Hero
    27. six thirty
    28. L.A. Boyz (with Victorious Cast and Victoria Justice)
    29. pete davidson
    30. Piano
    31. Quit (with Cashmere Cat)
    32. Wit It This Christmas
    33. Intro (My Everything)
    34. Santa Baby (with Liz Gillies)
    35. Santa Tell Me
    36. bloodline
    37. make up
    38. Research (wirh Big Sean)
    39. Thinking Bout You
    40. Mama I’m a Big Girl Now (with Maddie Baillio, Dove Cameron, Harvey Fierstein, Andrea Martin, Kristin Chenoweth and the Hairspray Live! cast)
    41. Winter Things
    42. safety net (feat. Ty Dolla $ign)
    43. Best Mistake (feat. Big Sean)
    44. Into You
    45. Side to Side (feat. Nicki Minaj)

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