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 THE RESULTS - BUZZJACK MOVIE AWARDS 2011 |
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 27th June 2017, 10:10 AM
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Votes are being counted and verified right now so stay tuned for the results, here's a reminder of your nominees:
Picture: 127 Hours Black Swan Bridesmaids Captain America: The First Avenger Crazy Stupid Love Drive Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Pt. 2 Scream 4 Tangled The Inbetweeners Movie The King’s Speech Thor X-Men: First Class Actor: 50/50 – Joseph Gordon-Levitt Captain America: The First Avenger – Chris Evans Drive – Ryan Gosling Moneyball – Brad Pitt The King’s Speech – Colin Firth Actress: Black Swan – Natalie Portman Blue Valentine – Michelle Williams Bridesmaids – Kristen Wiig Scream 4 – Neve Campbell The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo – Rooney Mara The Help – Viola Davis Supporting Actor: Beginners – Christopher Plummer Black Swan – Vincent Cassel Crazy Stupid Love – Ryan Gosling My Week With Marilyn – Kenneth Branagh The King’s Speech – Geoffrey Rush Supporting Actress: Black Swan – Mila Kunis Crazy Stupid Love – Emma Stone Drive – Carey Mulligan The Fighter – Amy Adams The Help – Jessica Chastain The Help – Octavia Spencer Director: Black Swan – Darren Aronofsky Drive – Nicholas Winding Refn Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes – Rupert Wyatt Tangled – Byron Howard & Nathan Greno The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo – David Fincher Animation: Arthur Christmas Gnomeo & Juliet Puss In Boots Rio Tangled Voice Performance: Gnomeo & Juliet – James McAvoy Paul – Seth Rogen Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes – Andy Serkis Tangled – Donna Murphy Tangled – Mandy Moore Tangled – Zachary Levi Script: Black Swan Bridesmaids Captain America: The First Avenger Crazy Stupid Love Scream 4 Tangled Song: Drive: Kavinsky – Nightcall Tangled: Donna Murphy – Mother Knows Best Tangled: Mandy Moore – When Will My Life Begin Tangled: Zachary Levi & Mandy Moore – I See The Light Twilight: Breaking Dawn: Part 1: Christina Perri – A Thousand Years |
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27th June 2017, 10:38 AM
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'Drive' for everything please
 Although Christina can have best song! 
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27th June 2017, 10:52 AM
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Love for Neve to snatch a win but thst'll never happen
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27th June 2017, 11:15 AM
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Results have been all prepared now so join be between about 5pm until 8pm for the reveal of the results!
 (Hosted from my phone at my Nan's house before I go to see Hampstead at the cinema tonight ) |
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27th June 2017, 12:05 PM
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BOOO I won't be around. I'm entertaining a young gentleman caller.
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27th June 2017, 12:11 PM
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I'll leak you this then, Grant!
 BEST SONG  01. Twilight: Breaking Dawn: Part 1: Christina Perri – A Thousand Years (3,2) 02. Tangled: Zachary Levi & Mandy Moore – I See The Light (2,1) 03. Tangled: Donna Murphy – Mother Knows Best (1,2) 04. Drive: Kavinsky – Nightcall (1,1) 05. Tangled: Mandy Moore – When Will My Life Begin (1,0) I was expecting Tangled to walk this with one of its tracks seeing as it has so many lovely songs but it seems that having three nominees here has caused a bit of vote splitting and Christina Perri has walked away with it instead  Her ballad was a massive chart hit so I guess it's no shocker that it has so many fans. My personal favourite here was Mother Knows Best, one of the best villain songs in a Disney musical for me |
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27th June 2017, 12:40 PM
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I See The Light is better but I can't argue with that winner.
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27th June 2017, 03:30 PM
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Results beginning in half an hour, hype!!
The first categories to be revealed will be Script and Voice Performance!! |
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27th June 2017, 03:57 PM
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BEST SCRIPT
 01. Black Swan (3,2) 02. Bridesmaids (2,1) 03. Captain America: The First Avenger (2,0) 04. Scream 4 (1,1) 05. Crazy Stupid Love (0,1) 05. Tangled (0,1) So Black Swan already proves popular as expected, I believe it has a big following on Buzzjack so could this be the start of a great night for the film? Fun fact: It was actually the only film of the 10 Best Picture Oscar nominees that year to be SNUBBED in the screenplay category Bridesmaids and Captain America also seem to be popular here. It is the much weaker Cap film for me, I've always thought it was a bit of a drag to be honest  |
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27th June 2017, 04:14 PM
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I found the love, I found the love in me
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Expected but deserved win for both the categories mentioned so far!
I assume Mandy Moore is taking "Best Voice Performance"! |
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27th June 2017, 04:19 PM
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BEST VOICE PERFORMANCE  01. Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes – Andy Serkis (3,1) 02. Tangled – Mandy Moore (2,0) 02. Paul – Seth Rogen (2,0) 04. Tangled – Donna Murphy (1,3) 05. Tangled – Zachary Levi (0,1) 05. Gnomeo & Juliet – James McAvoy (0,1) In recent years, Andy Serkis has become famous for his motion capture work on films such as the Planet of the Apes movies, Lord of the Rings and Star Wars as well as the upcoming Jungle Book film. Apes is probably his best reviewed role and it's not hard to see why when you see how much emotion he manages to convey even when visualised as a monkey! The Tangled nominees seem to have cancelled each other out yet again and none really come all that close to winning. Once again, my choice would've been Donna Murphy, she's such a good villain Best animated film next! |
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27th June 2017, 04:37 PM
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I found the love, I found the love in me
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! I thought it'd be an easy win for Mandy even with the other contenders! Glad Andy won though <3 |
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27th June 2017, 04:42 PM
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BEST ANIMATION
 01. Tangled (4,2) 02. Rio (1,2) 03. Arthur Christmas (1,0) 04. Gnomeo & Juliet (0,1) 04. Puss In Boots (0,1) I was going to say that it comes as no shocker that Tangled wins here but then Frozen did lose last time around in this category so who knows anymore Tangled completely walked it though and it is one of my favourite recent Disney movies so really pleased to see that.Rio does quite well too though gathering three votes, I remember really enjoying that when it came out but never did see the second one. Hopefully we'll get a third one sometime soon too, I'd probably go and watch it tbh! |
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27th June 2017, 05:35 PM
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BEST DIRECTOR  01. Black Swan – Darren Aronofsky (3,1) 02. Drive – Nicholas Winding Refn (3,0) 03. Tangled – Byron Howard & Nathan Greno (1,2) 04. Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes – Rupert Wyatt (0,3) 05. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo – David Fincher (0,1) Another win for Black Swan, that makes it two for the night so far! A great winner here imo and the best film I've seen by Aronofsky. He managed to make me so edge for the entire run time and I haven't had this much excitement when watching a movie much at all. Drive puts up a good fight here though and I've heard nothing but good things about it so I really must get around to seeing it sometimes. I thought Tangled was a bit of a shock nominee here to be honest but it's managed to do pretty well |
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27th June 2017, 06:18 PM
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BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS  01. Black Swan – Mila Kunis (3,0) 02. Drive – Carey Mulligan (2,1) 03. The Help – Jessica Chastain (1,2) 04. The Fighter – Amy Adams (1,1) 05. Crazy Stupid Love – Emma Stone (0,2) 06. The Help – Octavia Spencer (0,1) Black Swan is, of course, very popular here but I am a bit shocked by this win. It's quite funny that real-life Oscar snub Mila Kunis (she got a Golden Globe nomination for the role) comes top whilst real-life Oscar winner Octavia Spencer struggles in last place  I thought she was very charismatic in the film but it's not the most difficult role to play really either.Drive gets another second placing behind Black Swan, this time it's Carey Mulligan. I wonder if it will be able to take home any awards tonight or if Black Swan will stand in its way? My personal pick here was Jessica Chastain, her role was much more interesting than Spencer's in my opinion |
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27th June 2017, 06:28 PM
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 The Lady Said Go Home!
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Tangled winning best animation yesss!!
Not seen Black Swan but I should! Yes for A Thousand Years too |
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27th June 2017, 06:46 PM
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BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR  01. Crazy Stupid Love – Ryan Gosling (4,1) 02. Black Swan – Vincent Cassel (2,3) 03. My Week With Marilyn – Kenneth Branagh (1,1) 04. Beginners – Christopher Plummer (0,1) 04. The King’s Speech – Geoffrey Rush (0,1) Aside from Drive, Crazy Stupid Love is clearly another Ryan Gosling film that I'm really missing out on by having not seen it. He gets a lot of first preferences for his role here and it does look like a sweet film so I'll have to watch it some time soon. My two votes here ended up flopping a bit, my favourite was Kenneth Branagh who was even better than Michelle Williams imo but I guess third isn't too bad. Christopher Plummer was another favourite of mine and the recipient of the real life Oscar for this role, it's a very good film and his role was excellently cast. |
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27th June 2017, 09:19 PM
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BEST LEADING ACTRESS  01. Black Swan – Natalie Portman (5,1) 02. Scream 4 – Neve Campbell (2,0) 03. Bridesmaids – Kristen Wiig (1,1) 04. The Help – Viola Davis (0,2) 04. Blue Valentine – Michelle Williams (0,2) 06. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo – Rooney Mara (0,1) So Grant couldn't quite get his wish of a Neve Campbell win but she does very well to come second really because there really was going to be no other winner than Natalie Portman for Black Swan. That is now Black Swan's 4th award here so far, Drive vs. Black Swan could prove to be a very exciting battle in Best Picture later! Considering they're the only two who weren't actually nominated at the Oscars for their roles, Campbell and Wiig do really well to come second and third! |
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27th June 2017, 09:29 PM
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Actually really shocked Neve did as well as that tbh
but glad. Her being nominated was a shock too. But she is amazing in Scream 4 as she was in the first 3
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27th June 2017, 09:41 PM
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BEST LEADING ACTOR  01. Drive – Ryan Gosling (3,1) 02. The King’s Speech – Colin Firth (2,1) 03. 50/50 – Joseph Gordon-Levitt (1,2) 03. Captain America: The First Avenger – Chris Evans (1,2) 05. Moneyball – Brad Pitt (1,1) I really wasn't expecting Ryan Gosling alone to win two awards here tonight but here we are after has taken home the awards for both Lead and Supporting actor I can't comment on Drive but it has been boosted up my watch-list after the praise it's received on here.Colin Firth took home the real Oscar and comes in second here for his portrayal of King George VI. The only other Oscar nominee here comes in last place, the incredibly charismatic Brad Pitt! (I voted for these two but JGL was really good too tbh and Chris Evans is PERFECT for the role of Cap). |
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