Lovett Posted December 12 Posted December 12 7 minutes ago, NoAngelus said: Seeing ugly cgi movies like wicked and gladiator2 getting technical noms and not furioa... disgusting, but that's hollywood, nothing's organic anymore. Bizarre to call Wicked a CGI movie, when almost everything in the film is practical. 7
Hector Posted December 12 Posted December 12 (edited) Alliance Of Women Film Journalists EDA Award Nominations: Spoiler BEST FILM ANORA CONCLAVE EMILIA PEREZ NICKEL BOYS SING SING THE BRUTALIST THE SUBSTANCE WICKED BEST DIRECTOR JACQUES AUDIARD – EMILIA PEREZ SEAN BAKER – ANORA EDWARD BERGER – CONCLAVE BRADY CORBET – THE BRUTALIST CORALIE FARGEAT – THE SUBSTANCE PAYAL KAPADIA – ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT BEST SCREENPLAY, ORIGINAL ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT – PAYAL KAPADIA ANORA – SEAN BAKER A REAL PAIN – JESSE EISENBERG HARD TRUTHS – MIKE LEIGH THE SUBSTANCE – CORALIE FARGEAT THE BRUTALIST – BRADY CORBET AND MONA FASTVOLD BEST SCREENPLAY, ADAPTED CONCLAVE – PETER STRAUGHAN, ROBERT HARRIS EMILIA PEREZ – JACQUES AUDIARD, THOMAS BIDEGAIN, LEA MYSIUS NICKEL BOYS – RaMell ROSS, JOSLYN BARNES, COLSON WHITEHEAD NOSFERATU – ROBERT EGGERS SING SING – JOHN H. RICHARDSON, BRENT BUELL, CLINT BENTLEY THE WILD ROBOT – CHRIS SANDERS, PETER BROWN BEST DOCUMENTARY BLACK BOX DIARIES – SHIDORI ITO DAHOMEY – MATI DIOP DAUGHTERS – ANGELA PATTON, NATALIE RAE THE LAST OF THE SEA WOMEN – SUE KIM SUGARCANE – EMILY KASSIE, JASON BRAVE NOISECAT WILL & HARPER – JOSH GREENBAUM BEST ANIMATED FILM FLOW HUNDREDS OF BEAVERS INSIDE OUT 2 MEMOIR OF A SNAIL THE WILD ROBOT WALLACE & GROMIT: VENGEANCE MOST FOWL BEST ACTRESS CYNTHIA ERIVO – WICKED KARLA SOFIA GASCON – EMILIA PEREZ MARIANNE JEAN-BAPTISTE – HARD TRUTHS MIKEY MADISON – ANORA DEMI MOORE – THE SUBSTANCE JUNE SQUIBB – THEMA BEST ACTRESS, SUPPORTING JOAN CHEN – DIDI DANIELLE DEADWYLER – THE PIANO LESSON AUNJANUE ELLIS-TAYLOR – NICKEL BOYS MARGARET QUALLEY – THE SUBSTANCE ISABELLA ROSSELLINI – CONCLAVE ZOE SALDANA – EMILIA PEREZ BEST ACTOR ADRIEN BRODY – THE BRUTALIST DANIEL CRAIG – QUEER COLMAN DOMINGO – SING SING RALPH FIENNES – CONCLAVE HUGH GRANT – HERETIC SEBASTIAN STAN – THE APPRENTICE BEST ACTOR, SUPPORTING YURA BORISOV – ANORA KIERAN CULKIN – A REAL PAIN CLARENCE MACLIN – SING SING GUY PEARCE – THE BRUTALIST STANLEY TUCCI – CONCLAVE DENZEL WASHNGTON – GLADIATOR II BEST ENSEMBLE CAST AND CASTING DIRECTOR ANORA CHALLENGERS CONCLAVE EMILIA PEREZ SATURDAY NIGHT WICKED BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY CONCLAVE DUNE II NICKEL BOYS NOSFERATU THE BRUTALIST WICKED BEST EDITING ANORA CONCLAVE EMILIA PEREZ FURIOSA: A MAD MAX SAGA THE BRUTALIST THE SUBSTANCE BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT DAHOMEY EMILIA PEREZ FLOW LA CHIMERA THE SEED OF THE SACRED FIG EDA FEMALE FOCUS AWARDS EDA FEMALE FOCUS: BEST WOMAN DIRECTOR ANDREA ARNOLD – BIRD GIA COPPOLA – THE LAST SHOWGIRL CORALIE FARGEAT – THE SUBSTANCE PAYAL KAPADIA – ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT MEGAN PARK – MY OLD ASS ALICE ROHRWACHER – LA CHIMERA EDA FEMALE FOCUS: BEST FEMALE SCREENWRITER ANDREA ARNOLD – BIRD CORALIE FARGEAT – THE SUBSTANCE PAYAL KAPADIA – ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT MEGAN PARK – MY OLD ASS ALICE ROHRWACHER – LA CHIMERA ERICA TREMBLAY, MICIANA ALISE – FANCY DANCE EDA FEMALE FOCUS: BEST ANIMATED/VOICED PERFORMANCE AYO EDEBIRI – INSIDE OUT 2 MAYA HAWKE – INSIDE OUT 2 LUPITA NYONG'O – THE WILD ROBOT AMY POEHLER – INSIDE OUT 2 SARAH SNOOK – MEMOIR OF A SNAIL JACKI WEAVER – MEMOIR OF A SNAIL EDA FEMALE FOCUS: BEST WOMEN'S BREAKTHROUGH PERFORMANCE NYKIYA ADAMS – BIRD KARLA SOFIA GASCON – EMILIA PEREZ MIKEY MADISON – ANORA KATY O'BRIAN – LOVE LIES BLEEDING JUNE SQUIBB – THELMA MAISY STELLA – MY OLD ASS EDA FEMALE FOCUS: BEST STUNT PERFORMANCE NIKKI BERWICK – STUNT COORDINATOR, GLADIATOR II ALEX JAY (for ZENDAYA) – DUNE II HAYLEY WRIGHT (for ANYA TAYLOR-JOY) – FURIOSA KATY O'BRIAN – LOVE LIES BLEEDING CAILEE SPAENY – ALIEN ROMULUS JUNE SQUIBB – THELMA Edited December 12 by Hector
Dark Miracles Posted December 12 Posted December 12 (edited) That Supporting Actress lineup from CC is interesting. It feels right, but one of them will have to miss out, and then there is still a spoiler in Felicity Jones as well. I think from those 6 it's either Ariana or Margaret who won't make Oscar 5, and IF Felicity is dragged in with the rest of The Brutalist, it'll unfortunately be Danielle Deadwyler missing out by a hair again Edited December 12 by Dark Miracles
Thuggin Posted December 12 Posted December 12 1 hour ago, Lovett said: Bizarre to call Wicked a CGI movie, when almost everything in the film is practical. People are mad that, what, they didn't use actual flying monkeys? I truly don't understand the CGI drags. Yes they built all the sets and used CGI for the fantasy elements. None of this should be surprising. 2 1 1
Kylizzle Posted December 12 Posted December 12 Maria debuting at #4 on Netflix. EP didn't even chart in the top 10. Oh Angelegend. 1
popmusicisdead Posted December 12 Posted December 12 2 minutes ago, Kylizzle said: Maria debuting at #4 on Netflix. EP didn't even chart in the top 10. Oh Angelegend. was just about to post this. yes Angelina, yes hit, yes acclaim 3
hausofdave Posted December 13 Posted December 13 Anora - NBR, AFI, GG, CC A Complete Unknown - NBR, AFI, GG, CC Conclave - NBR, AFI, GG, CC Wicked - NBR, AFI, GG, CC The Brutalist - AFI, GG, CC Dune: Part Two - AFI, GG, CC Emilia Pérez - AFI, GG, CC Nickel Boys - AFI, GG, CC A Real Pain - NBR, AFI, GG Sing Sing - NBR, AFI, CC The Substance - GG, CC Babygirl - NBR Challengers - GG Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga - NBR Gladiator 2 - NBR Juror No. 2 - NBR Queer - NBR September 5 - GG
fridayteenage Posted December 13 Posted December 13 anora/actress, picture, screenplay, director Emilia/s actress real pain/s actor conclave/screenplay brutalist/actor
Hector Posted December 13 Posted December 13 (edited) Costume Designer Guild Award Nominations (Oscar precursor): Excellence in Contemporary Film "Challengers" – Jonathan Anderson "Conclave" – Lisy Christl, CDG "Emilia Pérez" – Virginie Montel "The Fall Guy" – Sarah Evelyn, CDG "The Substance" – Emmanuelle Youchnovski Excellence in Period Film "The Book of Clarence" – Antoinette Messam, CDG "Gladiator II" – Janty Yates, CDG & Dave Crossman "Maria" – Massimo Cantini Parrini "Nosferatu" – Linda Muir "Saturday Night" – Danny Glicker, CDG Excellence in Sci-Fi/Fantasy Film "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" – Colleen Atwood, CDG "Borderlands" – Daniel Orlandi, CDG "Dune: Part Two" – Jacqueline West, CDG "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" – Jenny Beavan, CDG "Wicked" – Paul Tazewell, CDG Edited December 13 by Hector
NoAngelus Posted December 13 Posted December 13 23 hours ago, Lovett said: Bizarre to call Wicked a CGI movie, when almost everything in the film is practical. it's literally a definition of cgi movie. 1
Lovett Posted December 13 Posted December 13 1 minute ago, NoAngelus said: it's literally a definition of cgi movie. So you're arguing that most movies released nowadays are CGI movies? Because if the requirement is to have some form of CGI at any point, I hate to break to you... 3
NoAngelus Posted December 13 Posted December 13 4 minutes ago, Lovett said: So you're arguing that most movies released nowadays are CGI movies? Because if the requirement is to have some form of CGI at any point, I hate to break to you... Not most, but those that mostly do rely on visual effects and CGI do not deserve any nominations in technical categories. But Wicked's success at awards circut was decided months in advance so... Like I said, nothing's organic in hollywood these days. 1
Lovett Posted December 13 Posted December 13 Just now, NoAngelus said: Not most, but those that mostly do rely on visual effects and CGI do not deserve any nominations in technical categories. But Wicked's success at awards circut was decided months in advance so... Like I said, nothing's organic in hollywood these days. But again, Wicked is majority practical effects. There is minimal CGI in the movie, so for you to label it a "CGI movie" is factually incorrect. Which is why we're confused why you're trying to spin this narrative... 2
NoAngelus Posted December 13 Posted December 13 1 minute ago, Lovett said: But again, Wicked is majority practical effects. There is minimal CGI in the movie, so for you to label it a "CGI movie" is factually incorrect. Which is why we're confused why you're trying to spin this narrative... The whole movie is literally green/blue screen what are you talking about. Even indoor scenes!!! 2 3
Lovett Posted December 13 Posted December 13 6 minutes ago, NoAngelus said: The whole movie is literally green/blue screen what are you talking about. Even indoor scenes!!! What are you talking about? There are tonnes of behind the scenes reels showing all the incredible sets they built. There's one blue screen scene, which is "Defying Gravity" where she's literally flying above the Emerald City ffs. Again, why are you trying to spin this false narrative? 2 1
Almodusa Posted December 13 Author Posted December 13 1 hour ago, Hector said: Costume Designer Guild Award Nominations (Oscar precursor): Excellence in Contemporary Film "Challengers" – Jonathan Anderson "Conclave" – Lisy Christl, CDG "Emilia Pérez" – Virginie Montel "The Fall Guy" – Sarah Evelyn, CDG "The Substance" – Emmanuelle Youchnovski Excellence in Period Film "The Book of Clarence" – Antoinette Messam, CDG "Gladiator II" – Janty Yates, CDG & Dave Crossman "Maria" – Massimo Cantini Parrini "Nosferatu" – Linda Muir "Saturday Night" – Danny Glicker, CDG Excellence in Sci-Fi/Fantasy Film "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" – Colleen Atwood, CDG "Borderlands" – Daniel Orlandi, CDG "Dune: Part Two" – Jacqueline West, CDG "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" – Jenny Beavan, CDG "Wicked" – Paul Tazewell, CDG Excellence in Costume Illustration - Agatha All Along Maggie S. Chan - Joker: Folie à Deux Eduardo Lucero, CDG Illustrator - The Masked Singer Barbra Araujo, CDG Illustrator - Shōgun (1 of 2) James Holland, CDG Illustrator - Shōgun (2 of 2) James Holland, CDG Illustrator 1
NoAngelus Posted December 13 Posted December 13 19 minutes ago, Lovett said: What are you talking about? There are tonnes of behind the scenes reels showing all the incredible sets they built. There's one blue screen scene, which is "Defying Gravity" where she's literally flying above the Emerald City ffs. Again, why are you trying to spin this false narrative? Oh sis don't act naive, we all know studios started hiding screens in bts videos. Remember Barbie bts videos last yar? Movie looks ugly and cheap and deserves NOTHING in technical. Have you seen Furiosa? Have you seen THAT not even gonna say scene because it was long act on the highway? Now compare that to Wicked. Like I said, industry decided it was gonna happen, but please don't insult me by saying it deserves its noms. 2
Lovett Posted December 13 Posted December 13 Just now, NoAngelus said: Oh sis don't act naive, we all know studios started hiding screens in bts videos. Remember Barbie bts videos last yar? Movie looks ugly and cheap and deserves NOTHING in technical. Have you seen Furiosa? Have you seen THAT not even gonna say scene because it was long act on the highway? Now compare that to Wicked. Like I said, industry decided it was gonna happen, but please don't insult me by saying it deserves its noms. See, this is the problem. I'm not going to believe (or parrot) narratives based on assumptions, particularly when we have facts that contradict them. Wicked had ginormous sets built; we've seen them both in officially released BTS and drone shots. You're welcome to have ignorant opinions that the movie looks "ugly and cheap", but nobody is required to agree with you. In fact, people are actively disagreeing. Disagree with Wicked's noms all you want, but don't fabricate lies and state them as facts. 2
NoAngelus Posted December 13 Posted December 13 18 minutes ago, Lovett said: See, this is the problem. I'm not going to believe (or parrot) narratives based on assumptions, particularly when we have facts that contradict them. Wicked had ginormous sets built; we've seen them both in officially released BTS and drone shots. You're welcome to have ignorant opinions that the movie looks "ugly and cheap", but nobody is required to agree with you. In fact, people are actively disagreeing. Disagree with Wicked's noms all you want, but don't fabricate lies and state them as facts. lol narrative based on assumptions is a proven fact, google it. Studios hide screens in bts videos so movies don't get called out for using cgi since that brings bad rep. Talk about being ignorant...
Lovett Posted December 13 Posted December 13 Just now, NoAngelus said: lol narrative based on assumptions is a proven fact, google it. Studios hide screens in bts videos so movies don't get called out for using cgi since that brings bad rep. Talk about being ignorant... So, again; you have zero evidence to support your argument and are actively choosing to ignore all the evidence that contradicts it. You are stating a lie and trying to convince people it's true. Ignorance at its finest. 3 1
STMG23 Posted December 13 Posted December 13 (edited) Finding reddit stuff about something doesnt make it true though. Maybe studios do hide cgi in bts. But nobody here claimed Wicked had no CGI involved?! It can still have great sets and practical effects! Then there people go all conspiracy theory and claim Award bodies or Hollywood or whoever „decided months ago" that a „cgi movie" would get all the technical achievement awards… Edited December 13 by STMG23
NoAngelus Posted December 13 Posted December 13 1 minute ago, Lovett said: So, again; you have zero evidence to support your argument and are actively choosing to ignore all the evidence that contradicts it. You are stating a lie and trying to convince people it's true. Ignorance at its finest. This has been a thing in hollywood for almost a decade now.
Lovett Posted December 13 Posted December 13 1 minute ago, NoAngelus said: This has been a thing in hollywood for almost a decade now. And where is your evidence that Wicked has done that? Idgaf what the Barbie set was doing. You're making claims about this film, with absolutely no evidence to support it. In that case, we can be stating Furiosa was a CGI film with majority blue screen. Because, you know "it's been a thing in Hollywood for almost a decade now". 2
NoAngelus Posted December 13 Posted December 13 1 minute ago, Lovett said: And where is your evidence that Wicked has done that? Idgaf what the Barbie set was doing. You're making claims about this film, with absolutely no evidence to support it. In that case, we can be stating Furiosa was a CGI film with majority blue screen. Because, you know "it's been a thing in Hollywood for almost a decade now". Do you have eyes? Brain? There's your evidence. In case you don't get it because you are blinded by your stan card I am sorry for you, you don't know first thing about good looking movies that actually deserve praise and awards for doing amazing work. Instead of just relying on CGI and making ugly and cheap looking movie. If you had seen Furiosa you wouldn't be here embarrassing yourself while defending movie like Wicked.
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