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Oscar predictions...
Tomorrow night is the Oscars, I'll probably skip it or tape it and just watch fast-forwarding throughout.
Below, for what it's worth are my predictions for the major categories. The field is a bit harder to predict this year.
1. Best Actor
Who will win: Leonardo Di Caprio - and to be fair he did make that movie work. It wouldn't have worked without him.
Who should win: Michael Fassbender as Steve Jobs, who made me forget I was watching Michael Fassbender. He was that good. And he's the only one that I saw that made me forget, the whole time I was watching The Revenant, The Martian, The Danish Girl and Trumbo, I was achingly aware of the actor that I was watching on screen - they were brilliant, but I saw the ticks and mannerisms present.
2. Best Actress
Who will win: Brie Lawson - Room
Who wasn't nominated and should have won - Charlize Theron, Mad Max - Fury Road as Imperosa.
(I admittedly haven't seen Room. I didn't like Carol or Joy, and haven't seen Brooklyn or 45 years)
3. Best Supporting Actor
Who will win: Sylvestor Stallon - Creed
Who should win: Christian Bale - The Big Short, who was close to unrecognizable.
4. Best Supporting Actress
Who will Win: Alicia Vikander for The Danish Girl
Who Should Win: Kate Winslet - Steve Jobs, she's unrecognizable in the film and the only one who was. Rooney Mara is a close second.
5. Best Director
Who will win: Alejandro G. Inarrito for The Revenant
Who should win: Adam McKay for The Big Short
6. Best Picture
Who Will Win - The Revenant
Who Should Win - The Big Short (which will be remembered longer for it's uniqueness. The Revenant is your basic by the numbers Hollywood film...which everyone has seen before, yet great cinematography. The Big Short? I've not seen done before in quite that way.)
Below, for what it's worth are my predictions for the major categories. The field is a bit harder to predict this year.
1. Best Actor
Who will win: Leonardo Di Caprio - and to be fair he did make that movie work. It wouldn't have worked without him.
Who should win: Michael Fassbender as Steve Jobs, who made me forget I was watching Michael Fassbender. He was that good. And he's the only one that I saw that made me forget, the whole time I was watching The Revenant, The Martian, The Danish Girl and Trumbo, I was achingly aware of the actor that I was watching on screen - they were brilliant, but I saw the ticks and mannerisms present.
2. Best Actress
Who will win: Brie Lawson - Room
Who wasn't nominated and should have won - Charlize Theron, Mad Max - Fury Road as Imperosa.
(I admittedly haven't seen Room. I didn't like Carol or Joy, and haven't seen Brooklyn or 45 years)
3. Best Supporting Actor
Who will win: Sylvestor Stallon - Creed
Who should win: Christian Bale - The Big Short, who was close to unrecognizable.
4. Best Supporting Actress
Who will Win: Alicia Vikander for The Danish Girl
Who Should Win: Kate Winslet - Steve Jobs, she's unrecognizable in the film and the only one who was. Rooney Mara is a close second.
5. Best Director
Who will win: Alejandro G. Inarrito for The Revenant
Who should win: Adam McKay for The Big Short
6. Best Picture
Who Will Win - The Revenant
Who Should Win - The Big Short (which will be remembered longer for it's uniqueness. The Revenant is your basic by the numbers Hollywood film...which everyone has seen before, yet great cinematography. The Big Short? I've not seen done before in quite that way.)
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I agree almost on everything: Fassbender and Theron deserves those damn statues but they won't get them. Although poor Leo slept inside a horse, so I guess he deserves a recognition.
But I do think they're gonna pick Winslet over Vikander. Huh-huh.
Also Oscar Isaacs is really great at acting (Like, in Ex-Machina it felt like watching a completely different person from, I don't know, Star Wars or Agora. He's also able to make me forget I'm watching him, much as Fassbender)
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The Big Short may beat out The Revenant as best picture, but I'm not certain. Spotlight might too. That race is up in the air.
Not sure about the Best Supporting Actress race. But Stallon will definitely get Best Supporting Actor. You're right about Hardy he was unrecognizable and brilliant in The Revenant, I just didn't like the movie that much. ;-)
Haven't seen about three or four of them: Room, Bridge of Spies, Brooklyn, and Creed.
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She and Jacob Tremblay (who should be getting an oscar for his part in the movie as well) were plain out amazing.
That's not to say that Theron shouldn't have been nominated, she was great as Furiosa, but Brie's acting in Room was breathtaking.
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Personally, I think Theron should have gotten the nod over Cate Blanchett...but that's mainly because I didn't like the film Carol.