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Love or Loathe No. 14: Julia Roberts in Erin Brockovich
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Somewhere in the middle: good, not the best. Roberts has done far better work on comedies. That Pret
EmmyfanI am in the middle with Julia's performance. I was rooting for Burstyn, but I wished that Bjork was nominated.
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Lead or Supporting No. 32: Leonardo DiCaprio in The Departed
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Asian Performers at the Oscars
Piper HalliwellSandra Oh - Sideways Tsai Chin - The Joy Luck Club Cho Yeo-Jeong, Park So-Dam, Song Kang-hoo, Lee
AniAbbinaGong li should be like a 7 time nominee
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Lead or Supporting No. 31: Hailee Steinfeld in True Grit
Oscirus JonesLead not even close to being supporting.
ElazulLead, the Paper Moon of the 2010s.
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Love or Loath No. 13: Frances McDormand in Three Billboards
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NameizmannLOVE. I think the more apt question would be to ask love or overrated. But Sally Hawkins deserved
AimerarrowI love this movie. Hilarious yet I can take it seriously - I've always liked Martin's sense of humor (go see In Bruges if you haven't yet). That said McDormand was moving and hilarious, deserved win.
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Love or Loath No. 12: Meryl Streep in The Iron Lady
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ArtIsntEasyMy dislike of the film is one thing but I just did not take to Streep in this. It also hurts that
iWantTheGoldOf everyone nominated, Mara was definitely the best (even if the movie was just okay). Still not sure how Charlize Theron didn't get a nod....
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Love or Loath No. 11: Kim Basinger in LA Confidential
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Loathe. Her nomination took away a spot from a more deserving actress in this category. Charlotte Ra
MonsoonI would have nominated Debbi Morgan Eve’s Bayou instead of Kim Basinger.
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Lead or Supporting No. 30: Viola Davis in Ma Raineys Black Bottom
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Luca GilibertiA co-lead to Chadwick.
Hinrich689She's supporting imo. Just because she's the title character, doesn't mean she's a lead. It's actually quite surprising that Boseman got a lot of screentime in that film, almost DOUBLE more than Viola's. If there was a co-lead, it's Colman Domingo. T
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Love or Loath No. 11: Anne Hathaway in Les Miserables
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estrelasAbsolutely loved her performance and she was extremely deserving of the Oscar.
eastwestI remember that time and being a part of the problem. With being older and seeing how out of pocket people can be on the internet, I offer my apologies to Annie. Of course she'll never see this, but I do mean it. As for OP question, love.
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Lead or Supporting #9 Nicole Kidman in The Hours
GraemeONeilIt's a close one, but both Meryl and Julianne have bigger, more complex roles than her. I feel like
Alex MeyerI think she qualifies as lead, because while she doesn't have as much screentime as one would think a lead should have, the whole film is tied together through the narrative of Virginia Woolf and her novel Mrs. Dalloway.
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Lead or Supporting no. 29: Tatum O’Neal in Paper Moon
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She was definitely lead - and brilliant in the film. Would have been a deserving nominee in the lead
keithwO'Neal was definitely lead. I still hoped Madeline Kahn would have won on Oscar night. She deserved to. I don't think Tatum O'Neal would have been nominated in the Lead Actress category because every one who was nominated deserved her spot. I cons
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Lead or Supporting No. 28: Cate Blanchett in Notes on a Scandal
wolfaliIn the novel Sheba is supporting (it's told almost entirely through the form of Barbara's diary entr
HengedritaThat movie is dynamite! The way Dench narrates the movie in the opening scene is goth hilarious and tragic. Blanchett, Dench and the script was on such a high calibre. To me she was lead, but dont mind seing her in the supporting category. I thin
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Lead or Supporting No. 27: Al Pacino in The Godfather
MagnusThis one's easy. Lead. Fantastic performance, he should've been nominated alongside Brando (and mayb
Benito DeliciasIt would've been more believeable if Brando had been supporting instead. Of course he wasn't gonna allow that, but it's less of a fraud. I don't believe fraud was behind this like it is today though, just ego and contract stuff from Brando, surely.
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Lead or Supporting No. 17: Brad Pitt in Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood
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cinetasticI think it's supporting.
Stank83Once Upon A Time In Hollywood literally begins and ends with Leonardo DiCaprio's character Rick Dalton. Pitt is at best the co-lead who serves him. Also OUATIH is one of LDC's crowning jewels, easily the most difficult, complex, and challenging rol
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Lead or Supporting #14 Viola Davis in Fences
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Freddy AlmonteIf you watch Feces objectively then there's no way you can construct an argument that she could be l
MonsoonLead asf
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Love or Loathe No. 14: Julia Roberts in Erin Brockovich
