In alphabetical order Farewell Hotel Mumbai Joker Midsommar Official Secrets Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Parasite The Peanut Butter Falcon Queen of Hearts A Rainy Day in New York Is it okay to consider Hotel Mumbai a 2019 fil

Agreed. A great start to the seventh year this year after an excellent sixth season. I know folks begrudge his three wins for Alan Shore, and I know the show is a now-passé network procedural, but Spader not receiving a single Emmy nomination for th

It will never happen but it can be great to imagine it. For example 2011 line-up containted stronger Best Actor performances than actual Best Actor nominees. Oscar - Best Actor Demian Bichir, A Better Life George Clooney, The Descendants *Jean Dujar

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Denzel. Little Things is looking more and more interesting, although I can’t think of a better Macbeth. It’s been nigh two decades since his last win. Anytime now please.

Watch out for Frances McDormand as Lady

[quote quote=1203079868] I would argue the last time was 2008 with Sean Penn, Kate Winslet, Heath Ledger and Penelope Cruz all winning. This is true. Don’t know why I overlooked this year. The four of them were big stars in 2008.

In retrospective, that supporting actress lineup with Angelina Jolie, Catherine Keener, Toni Collette, Samantha Morton and Chloe Sevigny, is incredible. To my Jolie was heartbreaking and so real as Lisa. Raw performance. Outstanding and award worth

This actually somewhat depends on how you qualify being nominated in a particular decade, whether you'd count a nomination for the films of 2019 in the year of 2020 being nominated in the 2010s or in the 2020s. Fox example: Jack Nicholson was only n