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 18th May 2017, 08:51 AM
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Some more stills from potential Oscar nominees next year!
Donald Sutherland & Helen Mirren in The Leisure Seeker:  Hugh Jackman, Zendaya & Zac Efron in The Greatest Showman:    Also, Wonderstruck is getting quite mixed reviews coming out of Cannes Film Festival. Some are saying it's gorgeous but others are saying it's a bit weak :/ Apparently Julianne Moore's role is not very large either :'( |
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19th May 2017, 11:19 AM
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The Greatest Showman looks FAB. So hyped for that!
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21st May 2017, 08:31 AM
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Im waiting for Blade Runner ... absolutely
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21st May 2017, 04:29 PM
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It's still a bit unknown how good Netflix are at scoring Oscar noms (they failed with Beasts of No Nation) but The Meyerowitz Stories from Noah Baumbach (Oscar nominee for The Squid & the Whale) is getting good reviews from Cannes too. A lot of the reviews seem to be picking out Adam Sandler as a highlight so he could potentially be an outsider come awards season
 The cast also includes Dustin Hoffman, Ben Stiller & Emma Thompson!
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21st May 2017, 05:46 PM
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More distribution news - 'Kings' has been picked up by The Orchard so probably won't be getting any Oscar nominations (they pretty unsuccessfully pushed 'Christine' last year with Rebecca Hall). It's from the Oscar nominated director of Turkish/French film 'Mustang' from 2015 and I'd seen Halle Berry in a few Best Actress predictions but I guess that's quite unlikely if they couldn't push Rebecca Hell to any major nominations!
Also, added The Leisure Seeker & The Meyerowitz Stories to the opening post! Supporting Actress seems so unpredictable this year so far ! Julianne Moore in Wonderstruck is apparently a very small role, we don't know much about Mother yet or Michelle Pfieffer's role in it, Mudbound is being distributed by Netflix so Mary J. Blige may be a risky bet even if she has great reviews, Michelle Williams/Kristin Scott Thomas seem like they might be coat-tail nominations, Melissa Leo seems to be getting amazing reviews but her film is unlikely to get any more nominations and she doesn't seem like the most obvious choice to get two Oscars already, Millicent Simmonds in Wonderstruck is very young (only 14!). Really could be anyone this year, hard to pick a front-runner! 
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23rd May 2017, 04:57 PM
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These are my post-Cannes nomination predictions (I know it's not over yet but I don't think The Beguiled or You Were Never Really Here are going to get any nominations really. We've heard from all the films with a better chance like Wonderstruck, Sacred Deer, Meyerowitz Stories, Happy End etc. now)!
Excited for some more trailers to drop as I'm not sure that the likes of Woodshock, Battle of the Sexes or The Glass Castle are going to be big contenders really. I'm not so sure on Detroit either but I've put it in for a couple noms off the strength of Kathryn Bigelow's past work. I feel like Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri will get in somewhere but no idea where to put it? Maybe lead actress but that seems stacked! Or original screenplay a la The Lobster/20th Century Women from last year. BEST PICTURE 1 The Post *WINNER* 2 Darkest Hour 3 Call Me By Your Name 4 Wonderstruck 5 Downsizing 6 Mother! 7 Detroit 8 Inner City 9 Lean On Pete 10 Untitled Paul Thomas Anderson Film BEST ACTOR 1 Gary Oldman "Darkest Hour " *WINNER* 2 Hugh Jackman "The Greatest Showman" 3 Daniel Day Lewis "TBA" 4 Tom Hanks "The Post" 5 Bryan Cranston "Last Flag Flying" BEST ACTRESS 1 Judi Dench "Victoria & Abdul" *WINNER* 2 Meryl Streep "The Post" 3 Kate Winslet "Wonder Wheel" 4 Jennifer Lawrence "Mother!" 5 Claire Foy "Breathe" / Daniela Vega "Una Mujer Fantástica" BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS 1 Steve Buscemi "Lean On Pete" *WINNER* 2 Michael Stuhlbarg "Call Me By Your Name" 3 Armie Hammer "Call Me By Your Name" 4 Colin Farrell "Inner City" 5 Ed Harris "Mother!" BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR 1 Michelle Pfeiffer "Mother!" *WINNER* 2 Michelle Williams "The Greatest Showman" 3 Melissa Leo "Novitiate" 4 Kristin Scott Thomas "Darkest Hour" 5 Nicole Kidman "The Killing of a Sacred Deer" BEST DIRECTOR 1 Todd Haynes "Wonderstruck" *WINNER* 2 Joe Wright "Darkest Hour" 3 Steven Spielberg "The Post" 4 Luca Guadagnino "Call Me By Your Name" 5 Darren Aronofsky "Mother!" BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY 1 Darkest Hour *WINNER* 2 The Post 3 Downsizing 4 Mother! 5 The Killing of a Sacred Deer BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY 1 Call Me By Your Name *WINNER* 2 Lean On Pete 3 Last Flag Flying 4 Wonderstruck 5 Mudbound BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM 1 Coco *WINNER* 2 The Breadwinner 3 The Lego Batman Movie 4 My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea 5 Cars 3 BEST SCORE 1 Carter Burwell "Wonderstruck" *WINNER* 2 Hans Zimmer "Dunkirk" 3 Johan Johansson "Blade Runner 2049" 4 John Debney, Pasek & Paul "The Greatest Showman" 5 Dario Marianelli "Darkest Hour" BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY 1 Roger Deakins "Blade Runner 2049" *WINNER* 2 Edward Lachmann "Wonderstruck" 3 Hoyte Van Hoytema "Dunkirk" 4 Seamus McGarvey "The Greatest Showman" 5 Bruno Delbonnel "Darkest Hour" BEST VISUAL EFFECTS 1 Blade Runner 2049 *WINNER* 2 Star Wars: The Last Jedi 3 War for the Planet of the Apes 4 Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 2 5 Dunkirk BEST EDITING 1 Dunkirk *WINNER* 2 Darkest Hour 3 The Post 4 Detroit 5 Blade Runner 2049 BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN 1 Dunkirk *WINNER* 2 Blade Runner 2049 3 Star Wars: The Last Jedi 4 The Greatest Showman 5 Wonderstruck BEST COSTUME DESIGN 1 Beauty and the Beast *WINNER* 2 The Greatest Showman 3 Untitled Paul Thomas Anderson Film 4 Murder on the Orient Express 5 Darkest Hour BEST MAKEUP/HAIRSTYLING 1 Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 2 *WINNER* 2 Darkest Hour 3 The Greatest Showman |
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27th May 2017, 07:36 PM
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A24 have picked up 'The Florida Project' which looks like it could be pushed this year and is getting fantastic reviews. Willem Dafoe seems to be getting the most mentions with career best rave reviews.
A24's schedule looks so stacked this year (Lean On Pete, Woodshock, The Disaster Artist, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, Under the Silver Lake and now this!), will be interesting to see which movies they give the biggest awards push. I imagine either Lean On Pete or this will probably get the late October slot that A24 have utilised for Room and Moonlight in the past. |
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6th June 2017, 05:48 PM
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Alison Brie, Carrie Coon, David Cross, Bruce Greenwood, Tracy Letts, Bob Odenkirk, Sarah Paulson, Jesse Plemons, Matthew Rhys, Michael Stuhlbarg, Bradley Whitford, and Zach Woods announced as the supporting cast for Spielberg's "The Post" starring Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks.
First poster for "Goodbye Christopher Robin" 
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7th June 2017, 03:05 PM
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Logan is good.
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17th June 2017, 12:16 AM
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That cast for The Post *.*
Also recent release date news (US); Goodbye Christopher Robin moved to Mid October from November, Three Billboards... goes the other way The Mountain Between Us moves to early October, really can't see this being an Oscar contender anymore! And I will be doing my latest Oscar predictions now as well!! |
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17th June 2017, 01:10 AM
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Also Wonder Wheel is December scheduled now isn't it?
Picture Nominations: 1. The Greatest Showman 2. Dunkirk 3. The Post 4. Call Me By Your Name 5. Mother! 6. Detroit 7. Downsizing 8. Darkest Hour 9. The Beguiled 10. Mudbound Below the line: (11. Phantom Thread, 12. Surburbicon, 13. Battle of the Sexes, 14. Blade Runner 2049, 15. Thank You For Your Service 16. Goodbye Christopher Robin, 17. Molly's Game, 18. Three Billboards... , 19. Star Wars: The Last Jedi, 20. Wonderstruck 21. Wonder, 22. Wonder Wheel, 23. Marshall, 24. The Glass Castle, 25. The Shape Of Water, 26. Victoria & Abdul, 27. Get Out, 28. The Current War, 29. Murder On The Orient Express, 30. The Snowman) DIRECTOR: - I'll stick with the top 5 for now, haven't changed predictions here! 1. Dunkirk - Christopher Nolan 2. The Post - Steven Spielberg 3. Detroit - Kathryn Bigelow 4. Downsizing - Alexander Payne 5. Call Me By Your Name - Luca Guadagnino Below the line: (6. Mother!, 7. Mudbound, 8. Darkest Hour, 9. Untitled PTA Project, 10. Wonderstruck 11. Blade Runner 2049, 12. Battle of the Sexes, 13. Surburbicon, 14. Thank You For Your Service, 15. Molly's Game 16. Get Out, 17. The Beguiled, 18. Murder on The Orient Express, 19. The Greatest Showman, 20. Three Billboards.. 21. Marshall, 22. The Glass Castle, 23. The Shape of Water, 24. Goodbye Christopher Robin, 25. Star Wars: The Last Jedi) ACTOR: 1. Hugh Jackman - The Greatest Showman 2. Gary Oldman - Darkest Hour 3. Daniel Day-Lewis - Untitled PTA 4. Timothee Chalamet - Call Me By Your Name 5. Armie Hammer - Call Me By Your Name Below the line: 6. Tom Hanks (The Post), 7. John Boyega (Detroit) *supporting?, 8. Domnhall Gleeson (Goodbye Christopher Robin), 9. Joaquin Phoenix (You Were Never Really Here), 10. Chadwick Boseman (Marshall) 11. Miles Teller (Thank You For Your Service), 12. Matt Damon (Downsizing), 13. Matt Damon (Surburbicon), 14. James Franco (The Disaster Artist), 15. Michael Fassbender (The Snowman), 16. Andrew Garfield (Under The Silver Lake), 17. Andrew Garfield (Breathe), 18. Cillian Murphy (Dunkirk), 19. Benedict Cumberbatch (The Current War), 20. Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out) 21. Jacob Tremblay (Wonder, 22. Colin Farrell (The Killing of a Sacred Deer), 23. Ali Fazal (Victoria & Abdul), 24. Ryan Gosling (Blade Runner), 25. James McAvoy (Split) OUT: 23. Denzel Washington (Inner City) [b]don't feel like this will make this year, 25. Idris Elba (The Mountain Betweens Us) feel like this will end up nowhere , 25. Javier Bardem (Mother!) idk just can't see it happening ACTRESS: 1. Jennifer Lawrence - Mother! 2. Jessica Chastain - Molly's Game 3. Meryl Streep - The Post 4. Saoirse Ronan - On Chesil Beach 5. Judi Dench - Victoria & Abdul Below the line: 6. Emma Stone (Battle of the Sexes), 7. Nicole Kidman (The Beguiled), 8. Frances McDormand (Three Billboards), 9. Kate Winslet (Wonder Wheel) December release?, 10. Carey Mulligan (Mudbound) 11. Rooney Mara (Mary Magdalene), 12. Brie Larson (The Glass Castle), 13. Kirsten Dunst (Woodshock), 14. Isabelle Huppert (Happy End), 15. Michelle Pfeiffer (Where Is Kyra) 16. Julianne Moore (Suburbicon) supporting?, 17. Elle Fanning (Mary Shelley), 18. Claire Foy (Breathe), 19. Saoirse Ronan (Lady Bird), 20. Sally Hawkins (Maudie) 21. Riley Keough (Under The Silver Lake), 22. Daniela Vega (A Fantastic Woman), 23. Rachel Weisz (My Cousin Rachel), 24. Kate Winslet (The Mountain Between Us), 25. Sally Hawkins (The Shape Of Water) OUT: 17. Mackenzie Davis (Tully)/21. Jennifer Lawrence (Red Sparrow) [b]2018 release, 24. Eva Green (Based On A True Story) the film got bad reviews at Cannes iirc? SUP. ACTOR - no changes here at all apart from a straight swap with Wilson/Hurt 1. Zac Efron - The Greatest Showman 2. Michael Shannon - The Current War 3. Owen Wilson (Wonder) 4. Sterling K. Brown - Marshall 5. Jason Mitchell - Mudbound Below the line: 6. Woody Harrelson (The Glass Castle), 7. Garrett Hedlund (Mudbound), 8. Ed Harris (Mother!), 9. Woody Harrelson (Three Billboards), 10. Michael Stuhlbarg (Call Me By Your Name) 11. Idris Elba (Molly's Game), 12. Bruce Dern (Chappaquiddik), 13. Joaquin Phoenix (Mary Magdalene), 14. Richard Graham (PTA Project), 15. Tom Hardy (Dunkirk) 16. Jean-Louis Tringnant (Happy End), 17. Chiwetel Ejiofor (Mary Magdalene), 18. Harrison Ford (Blade Runner 2049), 19. Max Greenfield (The Glass Castle), 20. Josh Gad (Marshall) 21. Will Poulter (Detroit), 22. Jack Reynor (Detroit), 23. Topher Grace (Under The Silver Lake), 24. Douglas Booth (Mary Shelley), 25. Josh Brolin (Suburbicon) OUT: 5. John Hurt - Darkest Hour - not in the film SUP. ACTRESS: 1. Margot Robbie - Goodbye Christopher Robin 2. Julia Roberts (Wonder) 3. Michelle Williams - The Greatest Showman 4. Michelle Pfeiffer - Mother! 5. Mary J. Blige - Mudbound Below the line: 6. Kirsten Dunst (The Beguiled), 7. Carrie Fisher - Star Wars: The Last Jedi, 8. Kristen Wiig (Downsizing), 9. Kristin Scott Thomas (Darkest Hour), 10. Julianne Moore (Wonderstruck) 11. Nicole Kidman (The Killing of a Sacred Deer), 12. Elle Fanning (The Beguiled), 13. Haley Bennet (Thank You For Your Service), 14. Julianne Moore (Suburbicon), 15. Andrea Riseborough (Battle of the Sexes) 16. Naomi Watts (The Glass Castle), 17. Annette Bening (The Seagull), 18. Rebecca Ferguson (The Snowman), 19. Rebecca Ferguson (The Greatest Showman), 20. Lily James (Darkest Hour) 21. Penelope Cruz (Murder on the Orient Express), 22. Amy Schumer (Thank You For Your Service), [b]23. Tilda Swinton (Okja) 24. Kate Mara (Chappaquiddik), 25. Kristen Stewart (Lizzie), 26. Hannah Murray (Detroit), 27. Hong Chau (Downsizing), 28. Zendaya (The Greatest Showman) OUT: 15. Nicole Kidman (How To Talk To Girls At Parties) [b]can't see it happening/ 17. Alicia Silverstone (The Killing of a Sacred Deer) her role is basically a cameo I think |
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23rd June 2017, 07:48 AM
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Inner City has been renamed "Roman Isreal, Esq". Bit of an odd film title but still excited to see it, Denzel will probably be a big contender but I'm more excited to see Colin Farrell as the antagonist, hoping he finally gets Oscars attention !!
Also, we got this official image from "The Death and Life of John F. Donovan" which could turn out to be an awards contender. Also stars Natalie Portman, Susan Sarandon and Kathy Bates. 
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29th June 2017, 09:14 AM
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New predictions (in order, this time!) now that we have a few more trailers and bits of news.
BEST PICTURE 1 The Post/The Papers 2 Call Me By Your Name 3 Darkest Hour 4 The Florida Project 5 Wonderstruck ----- 6 Roman Israel, Esq 7 Detroit 8 Last Flag Flying 9 Mother! 10 Get Out IN - The Florida Project (seems to be getting great reviews and A24 have to proven to be good at the Oscars with Room & Moonlight) Last Flag Flying (Linklater is popular with the Oscars and the stills look promising) Get Out (the hype still seems to be hanging around for this and it could be one of those rare moments when an early release gets lots of nominations) OUT - Downsizing (seems to be having trouble getting a final edit and screen reports don't seem all that positive) Lean On Pete (probably a smaller contender than I first imagine, perhaps just one or teo nominations for the film) Phantom Thread (seems like it's going to be very dark and The Master wasn't exactly a big awards magnet outside of acting) BEST ACTOR 1 Gary Oldman "The Darkest Hour" 2 Denzel Washington "Roman Israel, Esq" 3 Daniel Day-Lewis "Phantom Thread" 4 Tom Hanks "The Post/Papers" 5 Bryan Cranston "Last Flag Flying" IN - Denzel Washington "Roman Israel, Esq" (seems like a showy role and he probably came second last year so hard to rule him out) OUT - Hugh Jackman "The Greatest Showman" (screenings reports aren't exactly favourable and the trailer seems a bit campy) BEST ACTRESS 1 Meryl Streep "The Papers" 2 Judi Dench "Victoria & Abdul" 3 Kate Winslet "Wonder Wheel" 4 Jennifer Lawrence "Mother!" 5 Daniela Vega "A Fantastic Woman" IN - Daniela Vega (the reviews are fantastic for her and being the first transgender acting nominee could be a big moment). Tempted to put in Frances McDormand here too as her role seems pretty exciting. OUT - Claire Foy "Breathe" (moved to supporting) BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR 1 Willem Dafoe "The Florida Project" 2 Michael Stuhlbarg "Call Me By Your Name" 3 Colin Farrell "Roman Israel, Esq" 4 Steve Buscemi "Lean On Pete" 5 Laurence Fishburne "Last Flag Flying" IN - Laurence Fishburne (think this could be a bit of a coat-tail nomination but could happen) Willem Dafoe (rave reviews and seems like the appropriate time to give him a win on his third nomination) OUT - Armie Hammer "Call Me By Your Name" (I don't think two supporting nominees are gonna happen for one movie and Stuhlbarg has the big monologue scene) Ed Harris "Mother!" (We just know so little about the movie that the other contenders seem more like now, I'd easily put him back in once we get a bit more news though). BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS 1 Claire Foy "Breathe" 2 Melissa Leo "Novitiate" 3 Michelle Pfeiffer "Mother!" 4 Millicent Simmonds "Wonderstruck" 5 Holly Hunter "The Big Sick" IN - Holly Hunter (seems to getting really good reviews for her performance and I could see her squeezing in) Millicent Simmonds (Wonderstruck will surely get one acting nomination and it might be her, this category is quite kind to child actresses) Claire Foy (she looks really good in the trailer but more of a co-lead. Surely the studio will fraud her into here a la Vikander/Mara/Davis as this category is soo much weaker than lead. She could even win but then it would three supportive wife roles winning in a row in this category so maybe not). OUT - Michelle Williams "The Greatest Showman" (the film is not getting good screening reports and she didnmt have much to do in the trailer apart from smile) Kristin Scott Thomas "Darkest Hour" (apparently her role is really small and she has no showy 'Oscars moment' scene) Nicole Kidman "The Killing of a Sacred Deer" (probably a bit too dark to make it, she probably has a better chance for The Beguiled but the summer release may harm her chances there) ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY 1 The Papers 2 Darkest Hour 3 The Florida Project 4 Roman Israel, Esq 5 Get Out IN - The Florida Project (could be a big awards contender so seems like a no brainer here) Roman Israel (Gilroy is a previous Oscar nominee for Nightcrawler and this looks like it could be his second) Get Out (the hype isn't fading and it seems like a very probable nominee here even if it doesn't make the Best Picture line up) OUT - Downsizing Mother The Killing of a Sacred Deer ADAPTED SCREENPLAY 1 Call Me By Your Name 2 Last Flag Flying 3 Lean On Pete 4 Wonderstruck 5 The Death of Stalin IN - The Death of Stalin (don't know much about it but this category seems very weak- I know that a screenplay isn't all about dialogue but having Wonderstruck in 4th despite being largely silent tells a lot about the contenders in this category  )OUT - Mudbound (Netflix seem to be becoming less popular with old Hollywood and I think any film being distributed by them is going to really struggle to get any nominations...) |
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20th July 2017, 05:31 PM
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Really interested to see if any of the big films from the first half of the year will hold up till the end (Get Out/Logan/Wonder Woman/Baby Driver/Big Sick/Beguiled)
Well anyway here goes everything Picture Nominations: 1. Get Out 2. The Papers 3. Mother! 4. Call Me By Your Name 5. Dunkirk 6. Darkest Hour 7. Blade Runner 2049 8. Detroit 9. Suburbicon 10. Mudbound 11. Downsizing, 12. The Greatest Showman 13. Phantom Thread, 14. Thank You For Your Service 15. Battle Of The Sexes, 16. Molly's Game 17. Wonder Woman, 18. Wonder 19. Three Billboards.... , 20. Wonderstruck 21. Star Wars: The Last Jedi, 22. Goodbye Christopher Robin 23. Breathe, 24. Wonder Wheel 25. The Florida Project, 26. Last Flag Flying 27. The Big Sick, 28. The Shape Of Water 29. The Snowman, 30. The Glass Castle 31. Victoria & Abdul, 32. The Current War 33. Murder On The Orient Express, 34. Stronger 35. Baby Driver, 36. Mary Magdalene 37. Woodshock, 38. Logan 39. The Disaster Artist, 40. The Beguiled OUT: Marshall DIRECTOR: 1. Dunkirk - Christopher Nolan 2. The Post - Steven Spielberg 3. Detroit - Kathryn Bigelow 4. Mother! - Darren Aronofsky 5. Get Out - Jordan Peele 6. Call Me By Your Name, 7. Downsizing, 8. Darkest Hour, 9. Untitled PTA Project, 10. Wonderstruck 11. Blade Runner 2049, 12. Mudbound, 13. Surburbicon, 14. Battle Of The Sexes, 15. Thank You For Your Service 16. Molly's Game, 17. The Beguiled, 18. Murder on The Orient Express, 19. The Greatest Showman, 20. Three Billboards.. 21. Wonder Woman, 22. The Glass Castle, 23. The Shape of Water, 24. Goodbye Christopher Robin, 25. Star Wars: The Last Jedi) ACTOR: 1. Daniel Day-Lewis (Phantom Thread 2. Gary Oldman (Darkest Hour) 3. Timothee Chalament (Call Me By Your Name) 4. Armie Hammer (Call Me By Your Name) 5. Hugh Jackman (The Greatest Showman) 6. Tom Hanks (The Papers), 7. Andrew Garfield (Breathe), 8. John Boyega (Detroit) 9. Joaquin Phoenix (You Were Never Really Here), 10. Willem Dafoe (The Florida Project) 11. Miles Teller (Thank You For Your Service), 12. Matt Damon (Downsizing) 13. Domnhall Gleeson (Goodbye Christopher Robin), 14. Denzel Washington (Roman Israel, Esq), 15. Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out), 16. Matt Damon (Suburbicon) 17. Michael Fassbender (The Snowman), 18. James Franco (The Disaster Artist) 19. Ryan Gosling (Blade Runner), 20. Benedict Cumberbatch (The Current War) 21. Hugh Jackman (Logan), 22. Jake Gyllenhaal (Stronger) 23. Colin Farrell (The Killing of a Sacred Deer), 24. Chadwick Boseman (Marshall) 25, Jacob Tremblay (Wonder), 26. Liam Neeson (Mark Felt) 27. Javier Bardem (mother!), 28. Andrew Garfield (Under The Silver Lake) 29. James McAvoy (Split), 30. Bryan Cranston (Last Flag Flying) 31. Idris Elba (The Mountain Between Us), 32. Ali Fazal (Victoria & Abdul) 33. Donald Sutherland (The Leisure Seeker), 34. Jeremy Renner (Wind River) 35. Ansel Elgort (Baby Driver), 36. Robert Redford (Our Souls At Night) 37. Robert Pattinson (Good Time), 38. Oakes Fegley (Wonderstruck) 39. Fionn Whitehead (Dunkirk), 40. Cillian Murphy (Dunkirk) is he lead? ACTRESS: 1. Jennifer Lawrence - Mother! 2. Jessica Chastain - Molly's Game 3. Meryl Streep - The Post 4. Judi Dench - Victoria & Abdul 5. Emma Stone - Battle Of The Sexes 6. Kate Winslet (Wonder Wheel), 7. Saoirse Ronan (On Chesil Beach), 8. Frances McDormand (Three Billboards) 9. Kirsten Dunst (Woodshock), 10. Claire Foy (Breathe), 11. Rooney Mara (Mary Magdalene), 12. Carey Mulligan (Mudbound) supporting? 13. Daniela Vega (A Fantastic Woman), 14. Saoirse Ronan (Lady Bird) 15. Brie Larson (The Glass Castle), 16. Gal Gadot (Wonder Woman) 17. Isabelle Huppert (Happy End), 18. Diane Kruger (In The Fade), 19. Michelle Pfeiffer (Where Is Kyra), 20. Elle Fanning (Mary Shelley), 21. Sally Hawkins (The Shape Of Water), 22. Elisabeth Moss (The Square) 23. Julianne Moore (Suburbicon) supporting?, 24. Nicole Kidman (The Beguiled) supporting? 25. Sally Hawkins (Maudie), 26. Riley Keough (Under The Silver Lake) 27. Kate Winslet (The Mountain Between Us), 28. Rachel Weisz (My Cousin Rachel) 29. Millicent Simmonds (Wonderstruck), 30. Helen Mirren (The Leisure Seeker) 31. Annette Bening (Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool), 32. Melissa Leo (Novitiate) supporting? 33. Debra Winger (The Lovers), 34. Daisy Ridley (The Last Jedi) 35. Jane Fonda (Our Souls At Night), 36. Alicia Vikander (Submergence) 37. Charlize Theron (Atomic Blonde), 38. Cynthia Nixon (A Quiet Passion) 39. Halle Berry (Kings), 40. Elle Fanning (The Beguiled) SUP. ACTOR 1. Michael Shannon (The Current War) 2. Steve Carrell (Battle Of The Sexes) 3. Idris Elba (Molly's Game) 4. Armie Hammer (Call Me By Your Name) oops at predicting him in both lead & supporting atm 5. Michael Stuhlbarg (Call Me By Your Name) 6. Ed Harris (mother!), 7. Jason Mitchell (Mudbound), 8. Woody Harrelson (Three Billboards) 9. Garrett Hedlund (Mudbound), 10. Zac Efron (The Greatest Showman) 11. Woody Harrelson (The Glass Castle), 12. Owen Wilson (Wonder) 13. Bob Odenkirk (The Papers), 14. Jack Reynor (Detroit) 15. Mark Rylance (Dunkirk), 16. Bruce Dern (Chappaquiddik) 17. Sterling K Brown (Marshall), 18. Richard Graham (Phantom THread) 19. Harrison Ford (Blade Runner 2049), 20. Will Poulter (Detroit) 21. Oscar Isaac (Suburbicon), 22. Jean-Louis Tringnant (Happy End) 23. Joaquin Phoenix (Mary Magdalene), 24. Chiwetel Ejiofor (Mary Magdalene) 25. Josh Brolin (Suburbicon), 26. James Franco (The Disaster Artist) lead? 27. Patrick Stewart (Logan), 28. Tom Hardy (Dunkirk) 29. Steve Carrel (Last Flag Flying), 30. Ronald Pickup (Darkest Hour) 31. Adam Sandler (The Meyerowitz Stories), 32. Ray Romano (The Big Sick) 33. Sam Rockwell (Three Billboards), 34. Lucas Hedegs (Lady Bird) 35. Chris Pine (Wonder Woman), 36. Justin Timberlake (Wonder Wheel) 37. Topher Grace (Under The Silver Lake), 38. Max Greenfield (The Glass Castle) 39. Douglas Booth (Mary Shelley), 40. Josh Gad (Marshall) SUP. ACTRESS: 1. Margot Robbie (Goodbye Christopher Robin) 2. Michelle Pfeiffer (mother!) 3. Kirsten Dunst (The Beguiled) 4. Michelle Williams (The Greatest Showman) 5. Holly Hunter (The Big Sick) 6. Melissa Leo (Novitiate), 7. Julia Roberts (Wonder), 8. Mary J. Blige (Mudbound) 9. Carrie Fisher (The Last Jedi), 10. Julianne Moore (Wonderstruck) 11. Nicole Kidman (The Killing of a Sacred Deer), 12. Haley Bennett (Thank You For Your Service) 13. Hong Chau (Downsizing), 14. Kristin Scott Thomas (Darkest Hour) 15. Catherine Keener (Get Out), 16. Julianne Moore (Suburbicon) 17. Andrea Riseborough (Battle Of The Sexes), 18. Lily James (darkest Hour) 19. Annette Benning (The Seagull), 20. Rebecca Ferguson (The Snowman) 21. Alison Williams (Get Out), 22. Tatiana Maslany (Stronger) 23. Kristen Wiig (Downsizing), 24. Tilda Swinton (Okja) 25. Hannah Murray (Detroit), 26. Rebecca Ferguson (The Greatest Showman) 27. Penelope Cruz (Murder On The Orient Express), 28. Octavia Spencer (The Shape Of Water) 29. Naomi Watts (The Glass Castle), 30. Kelly Macdonald (Goodbye Christopher Robin) 31. Katherine Waterston (The Current War), 32. Julianne Nicholson (Novitiate) 33. Zendaya (The Greatest Showman), 34. Juno Temple (Wonder Wheel) 35. Amy Schumer (Thank You For Your Service), 36. Kristen Stewart (Lizzie) 37. Kate Mara (Chappaquiddik), 38. Daisy Ridley (Murder At The Orient Express) 39. Laurie Metcalf (Lady Bird), 40. Lily James (Baby Driver) / Elle Fanning (The Beguiled) |
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It's a cruel summer.
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Venice Film Festival lineup is being revealed next week!
Suburbicon, The Shape Of Water, Victoria & Abdul and Ella & John (I'm presuming this is The Leisure Seekers?) are expected to premiere there and Downsizing is confirmed as the opening night film! |
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27th July 2017, 08:54 AM
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Sony Pictures Classics have picked up "Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool". They're really good at campaigning veteran actresses (they got noms/wins for Julianne Moore (Still Alice), Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine) and Isabelle Huppert (Elle) recently) so surely that puts Annette Bening right up there in contention for a nomination, especially after her snub last year. This doesn't look good for Daniela Vega though who was looking like being their #1 push - they also have The Leisure Seeker and Happy End so probably no push for Huppert and Mirren either now.
In other news, Sally Hawkins seems to be getting a bit of backlash for the Shape of Water. A lot of people who speak sign language are calling her out for her sign language not being understandable or very good at all. I was going to put her in my top five as a shock nomination actually but this negative media attention won't help. |
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 28th July 2017, 09:53 PM
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It's a cruel summer.
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A few of the film festival line-ups have been revealed, it's nearly time for Oscar Season to properly kick off again *.* Seems like many of the big contenders are playing festivals this year so it'll be interesting to see how they are received & give us a clearer picture!
*Key Oscar Contenders are bolded, italics + bolded means it has already been at another festival (so Sundance & Cannes + Venice for the Toronto ones pretty much) Venice Film Festival Line-Up: QUOTE In Competition: Downsizing, dir: Alexander Payne (Opening Night Film) Human Flow, dir: Ai Weiwei Mother!, dir: Darren Aronofsky Suburbicon, dir: George Clooney The Shape Of Water, dir: Guillermo del Toro L’Insulte, dir: Ziad Doueiri La Villa, dir: Robert Guediguian Lean On Pete, dir: Andrew Haigh Mektoub, My Love: Canto Uno, dir: Abdellatif Kechiche The Third Murder, dir: Hirokazu Kore-eda *Jusqu’à La Garde, dir: Xavier Legrand Foxtrot, dir: Samuel Maoz Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri; dir: Martin McDonagh Hannah, dir: Andrea Pallaoro Ammore E Malavita, dir: Manetti Bros Angels Wear White, dir: Vivian Qu Una Famiglia, dir: Sebastiano Riso First Reformed, dir: Paul Schrader Sweet Country, dir: Warwick Thornton The Leisure Seeker, dir: Paolo Virzi Ex Libris – The New York Public Library, dir: Frederick Wiseman Out of Competition: QUOTE OUT OF COMPETITION – FICTION
Our Souls At Night, dir: Ritesh Batra Il Singor Rotpeter, dir: Antonietta De Lillo Victoria & Abdul, dir: Stephen Frears La Mélodie, dir: Rachid Hami Outrage Coda, Takeshi Kitano (Closing Night Film) Loving Pablo, dir: Fernando Leon De Aranoa Zama, dir: Lucretia Martel Wormwood, dir: Errol Morris Diva!, dir: Francesco Patierno La Fidèle, dir: Michael R Roskam Il Colore Nascosto Delle Cose, dir: Silvio soldini The Private Life Of A Modern Woman, dir: James Toback Brawl In Cell Block 99, dir: S Craig Zahler |
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28th July 2017, 10:01 PM
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Also Breathe has been announced as the opening film of the London Film Festival!
Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF): *Key Oscar Contenders are bolded, italics + bolded means it has already been at another festival (so Sundance & Cannes + Venice for the Toronto ones pretty much) Toronto Film Festival Line-Up: Gala Presentation: QUOTE Breathe C'est La Vie Darkest Hour Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool Kings Long Time Running Mary Shelley Mudbound Stronger The Catcher Was A Spy The Mountain Between Us The Wife Untitled Bryan Cranston/Kevin Hart film - remake of The Intouchables Woman Walks Ahead Special Presentation: QUOTE A Fantastic Woman A Season In France Battle Of The Sexes BPM (Beats Per Minute Call Me By Your Name Catch The Wind Disobedience Downsizing First They Killed My Father Hostiles I, Tonya Lady Bird mother! Novitiate Omerta Plonger Professor Marston & the Wonder Woman Sheikh Jackson Submergence Suburbicon The Brawler The Breadwinner The Children's Act The Current War The Guardians The Hungry The Price of Success The Rider The Shape of Water The Square Thelma Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Victoria & Abdul |
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23rd August 2017, 09:00 PM
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It's a cruel summer.
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Mary Magdalene has been pushed to early 2018 so that pretty much removes all chance it had of doing anything at the Oscars. (I didn't think it would anyway but still!)
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28th August 2017, 09:19 PM
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Wife and I laughed at Chris Rocks opening. We thought it was funny. After that we went to bed, because the Oscars show itself doesnt interest us.
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