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I have Moss second for performer of the decade, but Paulson first. Her OJ performance is an all timer, plus seasons 2 and 4 of of AHS are also amazing and though I haven’t seen Game Change yet, the clips ive seen of her performance are pretty great, not to mention a solid guest appearance on Greys Anatomy. Just the sheer number of roles she’s…[Read more]

It also actually has happened on two occasions for the same film. Amy Irving in Yentl and James Coco for Only when I Laugh were both nominated for Oscars and Razzies for the same performances. As far as I can remember neither “won” either award.

She’s fine, but doesn’t really get anything to do (no one really does except for Renee). It’s the type of sympathetic role that if it were a bigger name I could see just getting name check (*cough* amy adams in vice *cough*) but for a new face like Buckley she won’t be getting anywhere. Just another good credit for her resume more than anything.

They also gave it an honorary oscar (a statue with 7 miniature oscars, get it???) so they probably thought that was good enough. Not sure if animation was considered “real” film at the time, but a different thing altogether.

Yea I think it helps that he’s considered a frontrunner for supporting actor, whereas Ad Astra is doing well but not great with both critics and audiences, so even if he does make it he won’t really be considered a strong contender in lead. It helps that the real buzz for him to win would be located in one category so he’s less likely to split…[Read more]

Da’Vine Joy Randolph (previous Tony Nominee for the Ghost Musical) is getting standout reviews for Dolemite is My Name.

“One of the sweetest moments in the film – we’re talking “so sweet it’s going to make you shed a tear or two” – arrives when Lady Reed offers a heartfelt thank you to Rudy for helping her out… Randolph is sensational…[Read more]

I don’t know why people say no one is talking about Alfre Woodard, basically every article about the oscar race lists her as one of the contenders:
https://www.indiewire.com/2019/09/renee-zellweger-second-oscar-judy-1202175669/ – literally published…[Read more]

What about Blackwater! I probably wouldve ranked that number 1 if it was an option, instead I ended up not going with any GoT episode

Whatever happened to that Matt Bomer biopic of him what was supposed to be happening? Was originally theatrical then I think got moved to HBO, but then nothing.

I’ve had Succession winning writing since nominations came out, I knew it wasn’t the frontrunner but I didn’t think it was so controversial. It just seems like the most “writery” show with all the fast dialogue and hilarious banter. And clearly that guy agrees.

Just came here to say I was actually really impressed with Moore’s clip (I gave up on This is Us after 2 episodes). Good for her.

No they have a rule that performers cannot be nominated twice in the same category. Which is weird because it’s allowed in every other category, and has happened multiple times in score and costume design, and even at least once in director.

oh yea they had absolutely noo romantic chemistry. Their scenes where they were supposed to be flirty or bantery just felt so awkward. It honestly felt like siblings trying to flirt, it was so weird.

Potentially, but it’s at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes right now. Even the more negative reviews are leaning good not great (which feels about right for 63 on metacritic). I doubt it goes much lower than that.

I feel like if Emilia Clarke wins (which I unfortunately think is very possible) it’ll be a Bohemian Rhapsody best editing situation. Hear me out:
Despite the (as went viral) pretty poor reception of the editing in the film, this narrative built: that regardless of the end product, the editor deserved an A for effort for being able to cobble…[Read more]

I’m sure Theron will be great, but will the story hit a little close to home? I know people win for playing real people all the time, but how often is it for basically playing someone in the present? It happens less often in general in Best Actress, there the last one I can find who won for playing a real life contemporary figure was Sandra…[Read more]

And people forget that Wright was almost a borderline supporting character in the first couple seasons (I remember season one there was even a period where Netflix was debating between whether to submit her lead or supporting at the Emmy’s). And that interview was episode was the first time she had about 50/50 screentime with Spacey, so it felt so…[Read more]

I originally assumed this was referring to performance, but it seems like your kind of also going for character, so I’ve got one of each for the same show. Six Feet Under may be the best show to ever air on television, with one of the best ensembles of the medium, but I could never get over these two weak links:

Matthew St. Charles (Keith) as a…[Read more]

Am I the only one who thinks this looks kinda… bad? Looks all over the place, is this about a political election? A school election? Is Ben Platt supposed to be a teenager? And wasn’t this supposed to be a musical? This looks more Scream Queens than Glee to me, frankly.