It depends on how you define a lead. If you're going by narrative prominence (which is what I tend to do with these situations because I believe a performer is only a lead if that's how their characters are intended to be when they're written) then M

The worst part is I genuinely think Tremblay would've gotten nominated if they campaigned him in lead (I'm sure he must've gotten votes in both categories). Best Actor turned out to be far weaker than Best Supporting actor that year and given the sur

Love, she totally deserved to win and I don’t understand why people talked so much shit about it

braydenfitzsimmons wrote:

Love the performance Loathe the win

This is where I’m at too, except I don’t love the performance. I thought he was great but Mescal inspire more passion from me.

Loved her performance here. I am very upset she simply stopped doing indies...other good marvel actors find time for interesting  indies in between marvel, idk why she did not bother.

Loathe. She’s a great actress but she’s overacting to high heaven in Les Misérables and is by far the worst in the lineup. Helen Hunt should’ve won. 1. Helen Hunt 2. Amy Adams 3. Jacki Weaver 4. Sally Field 5. Anne Hathaway If you replace Ha

Love. She was the weakest in the lineup, but that doesn’t mean she wasn’t wonderful. This is the only recent Best Actress lineup that I wouldn’t have changed at all. I would’ve given it to Viola Davis. 1. Viola Davis 2. Glenn Close 3. Rooney

[quote quote=1204481923] I haven’t seen Trip to Bountiful. Was it one of those performances worthy of win or career achievement award It's a good performance. It's not like Paul Newman where it was clearly a career award. Page always h