movie 96th Academy Awards | Top Winners: Oppenheimer 7x, Poor Things 4x

[WildAmerican]

I wonder if the casting category will lean towards big ensemble pieces like Knives Out/Don't Look Up etc. or if it will focus on movies that find new great talent 

[WildAmerican]

who I'd nominate for Best Casting this year based on this slate of noms:

 

- The Holdovers

- Killers of the Flower Moon

- Anatomy of a Fall

- Past Lives

- Society of the Snow 

[Liafen]

37 minutes ago, WildAmerican said:

I wonder if the casting category will lean towards big ensemble pieces like Knives Out/Don't Look Up etc. or if it will focus on movies that find new great talent 

Hopefully the latter, the former is more akin to the SAG category, which has a different objective than rewarding casting choices.

 

After this announcement, they need to announce a stunt category next.

[Liafen]

12 hours ago, Almodusa said:

Apparently he isn’t doing songs for Moana 2. Also, the Original Song submission deadline was before Encanto even came out in theaters, no one knew that song would blow up. When asked about it after, he said Dos Oruguitas embodied the message of the movie while WDTAB was for one character’s arc 

Oohhh but I just know he was FUMING inside. This probably cost him an Oscar

 

10 hours ago, Life Savers said:

They kicked him to the curb. 

Disney? In what sense?

[fridayteenage]

Oh eeaao could've won another oscar

 

It'll probably just be bp nominees

 Look at Emmys:

Bear Ted Abbott jury murders

Lotus succession last crown  yellowjackets

Edited February 8 by fridayteenage

[Liafen]

Supposed past casting winners

 

EEAAO is probably the most obvious from the past lineup, divine casting (and also it sweeped so)

maybe Licorice Pizza?

i could see Nomadland w the non-actor choices working beautifully

Parasite

The Favourite or Roma

Three Billboards probably edging out BP winner TSOW with the acting wins

... Moonlight or Manchester By The Sea?

 

This year would be particularly strong w Oppenheimer, Barbie and Poor Things. I'd pull for a Barbie win, but Oppenheimer would probably sweep this

 

 

[hausofdave]

So this is like the BAFTAs casting award

[Almodusa]

Casting Society of America/Artios Awards must be happy to become precursors 

[TheDreamer]

They had the opportunity to add this a few years ago but they decided to add Best Popular Film instead

[CaptainMusic]

23 hours ago, fridayteenage said:

Since 2005, the only lead noms in under one third of the film

Viola

Viola

Lily 

 

 

I do consider her lead in both but Viola needs a clear Lead role.

[Liafen]

17 hours ago, TheDreamer said:

They had the opportunity to add this a few years ago but they decided to add Best Popular Film instead

I suppose the pressure was bigger. Staying relevant for modern audiences is an ongoing concern, vs them pleasing a subset of movie makers no outsider/avg viewer cares about. 

[Dark Miracles]

It's too bad his performance isn't even half as good as the legendary JJL's was

 

[RunBoyRun]

Soooo..... who's winning best actress? In my opinion, Emma Stone should get it. I fear it may be like last year. They gave it to Michaelle Yeoh last year when Cate Blanchett gave the better performance to make history. It may be the same thing this year. (No shade, MY deserved it secondly and EEAAO was the better movie.)

[fridayteenage]

Yeph had the best performance of the year, and it was a lead performance. Luckily the main two us industry awards correctly recognized that

[X~MoviePoP]

EEAO was trash.

 

Convoluted trash.

[supercutofus]

On 2/9/2024 at 5:16 AM, WildAmerican said:

I wonder if the casting category will lean towards big ensemble pieces like Knives Out/Don't Look Up etc. or if it will focus on movies that find new great talent 

i'd hope the latter...but let's be honest

[Life Savers]

11 hours ago, RunBoyRun said:

Soooo..... who's winning best actress? In my opinion, Emma Stone should get it. I fear it may be like last year. They gave it to Michaelle Yeoh last year when Cate Blanchett gave the better performance to make history. It may be the same thing this year. (No shade, MY deserved it secondly and EEAAO was the better movie.)

THEE icon herself, Sandra Huller 

 

Emma will/should win but we'll see. Any of Emma/Lily/Sandra would make a good winner. It's a competitive year in a good way. 

 

 

[Dark Miracles]

In no way shape or form is EEAAO a better movie than Tár

[McNulty]

AACTA International Awards Winners

 

International Award for Best Actor in a Series: Jeremy Allen White – The Bear

International Award for Best Actress in a Series: Sarah Snook – Succession

International Award for Best Comedy Series: The Bear

International Award for Best Direction in Film: Oppenheimer – Christopher Nolan

International Award for Best Drama Series: Succession

International Award for Best Film: Barbie

International Award for Best Lead Actor in Film: Cillian Murphy – Oppenheimer

International Award for Best Lead Actress in Film: Margot Robbie – Barbie

International Award for Best Screenplay in Film: Poor Things – Tony McNamara

International Award for Best Supporting Actor in Film: Ryan Gosling – Barbie

International Award for Best Supporting Actress in Film: Vanessa Kirby – Napoleon

Edited February 10 by McNulty

[QueenofCopyPaste]

AACTA going to Margot 

 

Interesting 

[sexyback007]

I hope Emma takes it, she’s proven time and time again that she’s the best of her generation and should definitely match the achievements of icons like Jodie Foster. I actually see the parallels between their careers since Jodie’s also had her share of acclaimed films and crowd pleasers, just like Emma throughout her amazing career.

 

It makes me happy that a performance can be so undeniable that the Academy doesn’t care about the performer being such a recent winner or any of those politics.

 

(And I’m beyond ready for Emma to joke about any envelope with her name on it being destroyed before Best Picture is announced).

[Donquizote]

Not surprised that Margot won AACTA.

They love to award Australian there.

[Konril]

AACTA certainly gonna honor their fellow Aussie that got snubbed fron the Oscars. No surprises there.

[hausofdave]

AACTA continues to say, “White winners only”

[Donquizote]

It'll be interesting if Claire Foy won BAFTA next week