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

[Donquizote]

I don't understand how Randolph sweeping this season

After watching The Color Purple, I thought there's no way that Danielle Brooks is losing Oscar.

But here we are

[supaspaz]

1 hour ago, Liafen said:

was Anatomy not eligible? cuz

No, probably not. You have to be a WGA member to be eligible for nomination.

[supaspaz]

1 hour ago, Donquizote said:

I don't understand how Randolph sweeping this season

Me neither. She was…fine.

[Price of Fame]

1 hour ago, Liafen said:

was Anatomy not eligible? cuz

no, lots of scripts are ineligible at WGA each year. 

 

the nyad nomination  

[Rose]

I watched Killers of The Flower Moon and I enjoyed the first two hours a lot more than the rest of the movie. 

 

The Zone of Interest was really good.

 

Oppenheimer was incredibly boring.

 

 

[Rose]

I liked Anatomy of a Fall but the whole time I was expecting some big reveal or twist at the end and it never came. If you watch other courtroom movies like Primal Fear, A Few Good Men, Fracture, The Lincoln Lawyer(the movie, not the tv series), that's what you get used to. 

Edited February 21 by Rose

[Hector]

 

[family.guy123]

36 minutes ago, Rose said:

I liked Anatomy of a Fall but the whole time I was expecting some big reveal or twist at the end and it never came. If you watch other courtroom movies like Primal Fear, A Few Good Men, Fracture, The Lincoln Lawyer(the movie, not the tv series), that's what you get used to. 

This. The movie was fine, but they have some nerve advertising it as a “thriller”.

[Almodusa]

Just remembered Oscar voting begins tomorrow  

 

Watched American Fiction today. I wasn’t gagging. I liked the ending though. I’ll need to listen to the score by itself but for now I don’t think it’s Oscar win worthy - even the screenplay. 

[Donquizote]

 

He's losing IT  

 

 

 

[Almodusa]

 

Edited February 22 by Almodusa

[Almodusa]

 

 

[Hector]

True battle for the Costume Design Oscar between Poor Things & Barbie, but I'm giving Poor Things the edge since it won the BAFTA compared to Barbie's Critics' Choice award win for Costume Design. 

[fridayteenage]

costumes this century

 

period: gladiator

moulin rouge

chicago

aviator

memoirs of a geisha

marie antoinette

elizabeth the golden age

duchess

young victoria

artist

anna karenina

great gatsby

grand budapest hotel

phantom thread

little women

ma rainey

cruella

 

fantasy: rotk

alice in wonderland

mad max fury road

fantastic beasts (though it's also a period piece)

black panther 1 & 2

[QueenofCopyPaste]

DaVine's comedic and dramatic timing >>>>>

 

 

 

[QueenofCopyPaste]

Sandra Huller's an actress basically unknown in Hollywood, why she's not winning the Oscar

 

History repeats itself

 

 

Maybe if Emma wasnt in the race, then she would likely had a chance

[QueenofCopyPaste]

On 2/20/2024 at 4:34 PM, Almodusa said:

Just finished The Holdovers and tbh... I didn't get Supporting Actress win from Da'Vine. Not her performance per se, I thought she was pretty good. I just wish she was in it more. Quality over quantity of course, but I wasn't wowed. And I don't think it deserves to win any of the its other nominations. Lovely film though. 7/10

 

Still need to see The Color Purple and Nyad to determine my personal SA winner.

Her screen time is in the truest form of definition of "Supporting Actress"

 

Jodie Foster in Nyad is even longer than some Best Actress screen time

 

 

[Almodusa]

Ugh Godzilla lost its Visual Effects Society Award nomination. The Creator is dominating in general. 

[Almodusa]

[Almodusa]

 

[Achilles.]

Everything’s coming up Nyad.
 

Can’t wait for the “does Emma Stone really deserve two wins in her 30s when Annette Bening hasn’t won despite her career being as old as Stone herself?” takes to start rolling in.

[Life Savers]

Nyad shouldn't have nominations in any category 

[Life Savers]

13 hours ago, Liafen said:

Or even this one.

 

 

Sandra Voyter the legend that you are 

[Liafen]

9 hours ago, Rose said:

I liked Anatomy of a Fall but the whole time I was expecting some big reveal or twist at the end and it never came. If you watch other courtroom movies like Primal Fear, A Few Good Men, Fracture, The Lincoln Lawyer(the movie, not the tv series), that's what you get used to. 

And is it a good or a bad thing that a European film doesn’t lean into Hollywood tropes and clichés? One of Anatomy’s most redeeming qualities is that it dares to remain ambiguous. 

[McNulty]

10 hours ago, Donquizote said:

 

He's losing IT  

 

 

 

"Leonard Bernstein would come every day into me"