fridayteenage Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 6 hours ago, kimberly said: I was looking more into this and there have been only 5 movies before that managed 5 SAG nominations, Wicked is now the 6th. Out of those, Banshees is the only one that didn't win anything — but it's got f*cked over by EEAAO being the same year, with 5 nominations also, and sweeping 4 awards. 3 of the past 5 examples went on to win ensemble, and one of the losers was Banshees losing to EEAAO. in all 4 previous examples where there was a female lead, she won the SAG award. so idk, but I'm feeling pretty confident in predicting Wicked to not blank entirely. Ensemble, Grande, Erivo are the likeliest wins, in that order. when it's stunts
Riot Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago So after the Globes, Moore and Qualley start to sweep these locals critics associations. And they keep saying that the Globes have no impact
DanyelP23 Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 1 hour ago, Riot said: So after the Globes, Moore and Qualley start to sweep these locals critics associations. And they keep saying that the Globes have no impact I mean most of these regional critics, especially after a "consensus" or after a narrative is kickstarted via 1 of the televised awards , they start to get on the hype of it, and try to be "predictors"
igninton Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Watched Emilia Perez yesterday. Zoe carried that movie and she deserves that Oscar like no one else does this year. Really rooting for her.
Hector Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago (edited) British Society Of Cinematographers Nominees for Cinematography in a Feature Film (Cinematography Oscar precursor): Stephane Fontaine – Conclave Greig Fraser – Dune: Part Two Paul Guilhaume – Emilia Pérez Jarin Blaschke – Nosferatu Lol Crawley – The Brutalist Edited 2 hours ago by Hector
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