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[DanyelP23]

I saw about half of Nosferatu today because I had the emergency and had to leave the cinema...

Great gowns, beautiful cinematography, I'll say that.

What's with the discussion about Lily Rose Depp being "a revelation"? Does she do something outstanding in the second half of the movie?

Also, Skarsgard looked and sounded gross - which I guess was how he was supposed to be.

[NoAngelus]

I just watched Conclave and nothing against her but why is Isabella Rossellini even in the picture here during awards season? She had like 5 scenes and talked in like 3 of them with barely any relevance to the plot, and she didn't do anything here. This is literally a fraud.

[kimberly]

1 hour ago, Bad Wolf said:

Best Picture seems kind of locked, no? At least 8 of the spots? 

 

1. Anora

2. The Brutalist

3. Emilia Perez

4. Conclave

5. Wicked

6. Dune: Part Two

7. A Complete Unknown

8. The Substance

9. Nickel Boys

10. Sing Sing

 

I don't see "A Real Pain" breaking through here. "All We Imagine As Light" could surprise, but there doesn't seem to be enough buzz. "September 5" hasn't showed up on any of the shortlists/longlists that it's really needed to show up in. "Challengers" could surprise if it lands Editing, Score, Sound, Song, etc., but I just am not confident that's breaking through here... especially after the BAFTA longlists shut it out.

pretty much seems to be the consensus. Gladiator is also pretty much dead, it appears (rightfully so).

 

The Seed of the Sacred Fig and All We Imagine As Light are both knocking on the door. but I don't think either of them will manage to get in, unfortunately.

 

A Real Pain might swap in for Nickel Boys, potentially. I feel Sing Sing is #9.

[kimberly]

I really liked A Complete Unknown. Timmy did great, and it did not feel like a 2h20m film. Monica Barbaro (who played Joan Baez) kept reminding me of Lorde. 

[hausofdave]

only Imelda Staunton was nominated this century from Mike Leigh

Edited Sunday at 03:09 AM by hausofdave

[Fading]

56 minutes ago, NoAngelus said:

I just watched Conclave and nothing against her but why is Isabella Rossellini even in the picture here during awards season? She had like 5 scenes and talked in like 3 of them with barely any relevance to the plot, and she didn't do anything here. This is literally a fraud.

The movie is acclaimed and the industry wanna do some kind of legacy act recogniton

[DanyelP23]

1 hour ago, NoAngelus said:

I just watched Conclave and nothing against her but why is Isabella Rossellini even in the picture here during awards season? She had like 5 scenes and talked in like 3 of them with barely any relevance to the plot, and she didn't do anything here. This is literally a fraud.

We'll she's less of a (category) fraud than Saldana, Grande, Qualley or even Deadwyler who can arguably be seen as co-leads or full-on leads going supporting.

The fact is she's campaigning very hard, has the narrative of being THEE nepo-baby-royalty who has never been rewarded before by the Academy for her work and is in a movie likely to make it in other categories as well.

The discussion of category fraud is much more prevalent in online spaces/easier to take off in Critics spaces, which would explain why she shows up in so many regional critics awards as a nom.

The Golden Globes were always gonna nominate her provided she showed up to some of her events, and the Critics Choice mostly want to predict the Oscars.

[hausofdave]

90s: Bill Murray

00s: Sally Hawkins

10s: Ethan Hawke

 

will Marianne be this decade's trifecta snub? tune in Jan 17

[Poxy]

4 hours ago, Into The Void said:

is Anora good? Im looking for a good movie but not too heavy tonight. 

Yes, put it on and be slayed 

[Into The Void]

1 hour ago, Poxy said:

Yes, put it on and be slayed 

Ok ill watch tmorrow

[Into The Void]

1 hour ago, Poxy said:

Yes, put it on and be slayed 

I ended up watching Triangle of Sadness which I found to actually understand the point of which is rare for me

[popmusicisdead]

5 hours ago, CaptainMusic said:

It's gonna be such a mess if Erivo and Baptiste both get snubbed for Winslet in Lee.  

 

I can totally see it happening. 

low-key hope it happens and her ass gets exposed for the fraudulence. that sh*t she pulled with To Leslie kinda went unnoticed but not this time, no ma'am. 

we can even sic the crazy Fernanda Torres stans at her when she misses

 

Edited Sunday at 05:01 AM by popmusicisdead

[Almodusa]

Watched The Substance and it's intriguing but like… idk

Great makeup effects beautiful makeup effects, love yourself etc 

[Into The Void]

Are any of these Critics loved movies any good?  I tend to normally find 80% of them so boring 

Edited Sunday at 05:05 AM by Into The Void

[EnigmaticAndroid]

While she probably wouldn't be in my Top 5, Rossellini does a genuinely great job with a role and delivers a ton with a little. Her presence and silent acting is integral to the film. Its a deserving supporting turn. 

[Into The Void]

2 minutes ago, Almodusa said:

Watched The Substance and it's intriguing but like… idk

Great makeup effects beautiful makeup effects, love yourself etc 

After a certain point it kind of jumped the shark in my opinion and I was like ok this is too much

[fridayteenage]

I mean, Lee is a movie that people thought would be an actress frontrunner when it was announced years ago b/c of the subject matter. 

 

it's kinda nothing like to Leslie which no one had heard of until suddenly everyone was tweeting about it like a chain letter.

 

it's also made more than 10x as much money.

Edited Sunday at 05:19 AM by fridayteenage

[hausofdave]

would be interesting if the top two turned out to be Madison and Moore since it would rather mirror part of the theme of Demi's film.

[KylieistBoi]

9 hours ago, McNulty said:

The screenplay was incredible, Edward was a complex character, no matter what he change, he still an unhappy insecure man. Sebastian Stan played that character brilliantly.

Sebastian Stan should've been sweeping the category with this performance. He was incredible and the movie is one of the best of the year

[Stegeo]

8 hours ago, CaptainMusic said:

It's gonna be such a mess if Erivo and Baptiste both get snubbed for Winslet in Lee.  

 

I can totally see it happening. 

If Kidman doesn't happen for Babygirl, then this is definitely happening sis lol

[Donquizote]

Globes today. My prediction for movie (because who cares about TV but I wish Queen Winslet wins for that Regime series) 

 

Best Movie (Drama): The Brutalist but Conclave should have won

Best Movie (Musical): Emilia Perez but Wicked should have won

Best Actor (Drama): Brody but Chalamet should have won

Best Actress (Drama): Torres 

Best Actor (Comedy/Musical): Eisenberg but Stan should have won

Best Actress (Comedy/Musical): Madison but Erivo should have won

Best Supporting Actor: Culkin but Borisov should have won

Best Supporting Actress: Saldana but Grande should have won

Best Director: Audiard but Kapadia should have won

[Hector]

National Society Of Film Critics Winners:

 

BEST PICTURE: "Nickel Boys" (47 points)

Runners-up:
"All We Imagine as Light" and "Anora" (34 points)

BEST DIRECTOR: Payal Kapadia, "All We Imagine as Light" (49 points)

Runners-up:

RaMell Ross, "Nickel Boys" (42 points)

Sean Baker, "Anora" (33 points)

BEST ACTRESS: Marianne Jean-Baptiste, "Hard Truths" (79 points)

 

Runners-up:

Mikey Madison, "Anora" (35 points)

Ilinca Manolache, "Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World" (32 points)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Michele Austin, "Hard Truths" (55 points)

Runners-up:

Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, "Nickel Boys," and Natasha Lyonne, "His Three Daughters" (39 points)

BEST ACTOR: Colman Domingo, "Sing Sing" (60 points)

Runners-up:

Adrien Brody, "The Brutalist" (51 points)

Ralph Fiennes, "Conclave" (45 points)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Kieran Culkin, "A Real Pain" (52 points)

 

Runners-up:

Guy Pearce, "The Brutalist" (50 points)

Edward Norton, "A Complete Unknown," and Adam Pearson, "A Different Man" (41 points)

BEST SCREENPLAY: Jesse Eisenberg, "A Real Pain" (47 points)

Runners-up:

Radu Jude, "Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World" (46 points)
Sean Baker, "Anora" (45 points)

BEST FILM NOT IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE: "All We Imagine as Light" (49 points)

Runners-up:

"Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World" (41 points)

"The Seed of the Sacred Fig" (28 points)

BEST NONFICTION FILM: "No Other Land" (70 points)

Runners-up:

"Dahomey" (51 points)

"Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat" (24 points)

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: Jomo Fray, "Nickel Boys" (80 points)

Runners-up:
Lol Crawley, "The Brutalist" (38 points)

Jarin Blaschke, "Nosferatu" (21 points)

BEST EXPERIMENTAL FILM: "The Ballad of Suzanne Césaire"

SPECIAL CITATION FOR A FILM AWAITING U.S. DISTRIBUTION: "No Other Land"

 

Greater Western New York Film Critics Association Winners:

 

Best Film: Challengers

Best Director: Luca Guadagnino, Challengers

Best Actor: Colman Domingo, Sing Sing
Best Actress: Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Hard Truths
Best Supporting Actor: Kieran Culkin, A Real Pain
Best Supporting Actress: Natasha Lyonne, His Three Daughters

Best Original Screenplay: Jesse Eisenberg, A Real Pain
Best Adapted Screenplay: Clint Bentley, Greg Kwedar, Clarence Maclin & John Whitfield, Sing Sing

Best Animated Film: The Wild Robot
Best Documentary: No Other Land
Best Foreign Film: No Other Land

Best Cinematography: Jarin Blaschke, Nosferatu
Best Editing: Marco Costa, Challengers
Best Score: Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, Challengers

Breakthrough Director: RaMell Ross, Nickel Boys
Breakthrough Performance: Clarence Maclin, Sing Sing

[Donquizote]

Luca and Challengers definitely did not win NSFC

[Riot]

The Globes need to keep the same energy that they had when the gave Best Actress to Madonna with Ariana

[Donquizote]

Then Madonna got SNUBBED

 

I wish they did something crazy for Best Supporting Actress/Actor by giving to non frontrunner, like they did for Aaron Taylor Johnson in Nocturnal Animal.