I think Emily Blunt can be very impressive when given a demanding role, so I guess I would liken her to Rose Byrne (who is an underrated actress herself) although probably not in the way you meant.

I don’t know what world you’re living in but 6/16 (37.5%) is pretty damn good considering that black people make up no where near 37.5% of the US population.

I mean, it’s marketed as a crossover but it was pretty clear from the trailer that there is another story at the heart of it. I wasn’t expecting heavy crossover going into the premiere.

Yes, Larson does sing. She had a failed music career in the early 2000s. And Scarlett Johansson is already a Tony winner, even though it feels odd to say.

But to answer the question, ScarJo because of star power and she could potentially have a comeback narrative down the line for either the Oscars or the Emmys.

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The winners and the clips and the fast pace are all aspects to love, but I hesitate to call this years Emmys a truly great night of television.

I mean, according to the premise, he would probably be killed upon arrival since he wasn’t super-wealthy or “chosen.” But if it were me, I would give it a try lol

The question is can both Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali make it into acting races. Right now, I think it looks like only Ali can make it but Actor is definitely still up in the air.

I’ve been predicting Newton since nominations but I switched to Dowd. I don’t know, I feel like with all the strong options, no one is going to be able to pull ahead of the default vote. Plus, her episode is the first of the season, and that might be all some voters watched.

1. Olivia Colman
2. Regina King
3. Claire Foy
4. Nicole Kidman
5. Rachel Weisz
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6. Amy Adams
7. Sissy Spacek
8. Elizabeth Debicki

To this day I still feel like the only person on Earth that loved Fences. 

Yeah I love Portlandia but I admit that Armisen’s acting sucks.

I feel like the advantage that Forever has is that it’s going to be able to overcome it’s early release and build buzz once people start feeling comfortable talking about the twist. Right now, it’s so shrouted in mystery that people aren’t talking about it.

I’ve watched the first three episodes and the show definitely has some pacing issues. The first three episodes could have been one 45 minute premiere with the way the third episode calls back to the opening. I’m not totally sold on the show yet but intrigued enough to keep going.

SQ

I don’t think so

46 on Metacritic with 7 Reviews

Armisen’s style is certainly not everyone’s cup of tea, but I love him in Portlandia. I’ve yet to watch Forever, though.

Whatever’s playing.

SQ

Don’t even get me started on that scene. You’re right about the screaming but Jack is far from a great dad. This scene shows Jack’s literal fatal flaw as a parent and as a person. He prioritizes sentimentality over practicality and flash over substance.

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To be fair, in the 1980s BAFTA cared little about lining up with the Oscars, but now they tend to be a reliable precursor. So it may have more to do with that than with a bias against Close.

I agree. It’s more likely that she’s not nominated than she’s nominated and loses.