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The 4 biggest actresses who are long overdue for Oscar glory
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The 4 biggest actresses who are long overdue for Oscar glory

  1. Who do you think will win first?
  2. Who do you want to win first?
  3. Who gave the best performance in all of their combined nominations?
  4. Who had the worst previous loss? (as in who they lost to had a weaker performance than theirs)
u/Skywalker_1995 — 7 hours ago
The fact that Judi Dench got 8 nominations after the age of 60 is insane!
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The fact that Judi Dench got 8 nominations after the age of 60 is insane!

u/Hot-Nose-1829 — 2 hours ago
Image 1 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 2 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 3 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 4 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 5 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 6 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 7 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 8 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 9 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 10 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 11 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 12 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
Image 13 — What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?
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What did you think of Scarlett Johansson's Double Nominations in 2020? Best Actress for Marriage Story and Best Supporting Actress for Jojo Rabbit?

Which of Scarlett Johansson's two nominations was your favorite? Did you think she should've won for one or both of these performances?

u/Square-Ad-8911 — 11 hours ago
Was this the film Glenn Close should have finally gotten the Oscar for? Her performance in ‘The Wife’ was riveting yet subtle and restrained. A true masterclass!
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Was this the film Glenn Close should have finally gotten the Oscar for? Her performance in ‘The Wife’ was riveting yet subtle and restrained. A true masterclass!

u/AllTheEccentricities — 4 hours ago
Image 1 — Who is more likely to return or win?
Image 2 — Who is more likely to return or win?
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Who is more likely to return or win?

Jesse Buckley is 36 and will probably continue to do great strong work the rest of her career. Byrne is 46 , but seems to have a good eye for picking projects. Was this Rose’s only chance?

I remember when they made her do the bridesmaids sketch I understood immediately. The academy was saying here’s your chance on the stage.

It’s sort of feels like she’ll always be the bridesmaid, but never the bride . I would like to think she has a chance.

Buckley is going to be working with several Zhao like directors coming up . She’s capable of almost anything.

u/CryptographerDue9198 — 7 hours ago
Which film’s Oscar run was derailed by one miscast actor, and who would you replace them with?
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Which film’s Oscar run was derailed by one miscast actor, and who would you replace them with?

u/nightsreader — 9 hours ago
Best Picture Nominees of 2020’s Elimination Game - Round 26 - Sentimental Value has been eliminated! Comment your least favourite film from the bunch remaining and the one with the most upvotes shall be eliminated. Have fun!
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Best Picture Nominees of 2020’s Elimination Game - Round 26 - Sentimental Value has been eliminated! Comment your least favourite film from the bunch remaining and the one with the most upvotes shall be eliminated. Have fun!

This is the list ranking, BTW:

  1. Sentimental Value

  2. Tár

  3. Poor Things

  4. Oppenheimer

  5. The Father

  6. Hamnet

  7. Dune Part 2

  8. Nickel Boys

  9. Minari

  10. Sinners

  11. The Substance

  12. Marty Supreme

  13. Bugonia

  14. Killers of the Flower Moon

  15. Judas and the Black Messiah

  16. I’m Still Here

  17. Conclave

  18. Sound of Metal

  19. The Secret Agent

  20. Train Dreams

  21. West Side Story

  22. The Fabelmans

  23. Women Talking

  24. Barbie

  25. Dune

  26. The Power of the Dog

  27. The Brutalist

  28. American Fiction

  29. Nomadland

  30. Frankenstein

  31. CODA

  32. Nightmare Alley

  33. All Quiet on the Western Front

  34. Triangle of Sadness

  35. Top Gun: Maverick

  36. Mank

  37. Licorice Pizza

  38. A Complete Unknown

  39. Wicked

  40. Promising Young Woman

  41. Avatar: The Way of Water

  42. Belfast

  43. The Trial of the Chicago 7

  44. F1

  45. Elvis

  46. King Richard

  47. Don’t Look Up

  48. Maestro

  49. Emilia Pérez

u/No_Minimum4499 — 19 hours ago
Image 1 — If the previous 5 best director winners teamed up to write a movie with their respective best screenplay winner(s) of that year, which movie would end up the best?
Image 2 — If the previous 5 best director winners teamed up to write a movie with their respective best screenplay winner(s) of that year, which movie would end up the best?
Image 3 — If the previous 5 best director winners teamed up to write a movie with their respective best screenplay winner(s) of that year, which movie would end up the best?
Image 4 — If the previous 5 best director winners teamed up to write a movie with their respective best screenplay winner(s) of that year, which movie would end up the best?
Image 5 — If the previous 5 best director winners teamed up to write a movie with their respective best screenplay winner(s) of that year, which movie would end up the best?
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If the previous 5 best director winners teamed up to write a movie with their respective best screenplay winner(s) of that year, which movie would end up the best?

u/Scrambled_59 — 21 hours ago
Rachel McAdams (Mean Girls) & David Carradine (Kill Bill: Vol 2) win for Best Supporting Actress and Actor. Who should have won Best Actress & Actor in 2005?
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Rachel McAdams (Mean Girls) & David Carradine (Kill Bill: Vol 2) win for Best Supporting Actress and Actor. Who should have won Best Actress & Actor in 2005?

ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE (2005)

WINNER - REESE WITHERSPOON for Walk the Line

NOMINEES - JUDI DENCH for Mrs. Henderson Presents, FELICITY HUFFMAN for Transamerica, KEIRA KNIGHTLEY for Pride & Prejudice, CHARLIZE THERON for North Country

ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE (2005)

WINNER - PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN for Capote

NOMINEES - HEATH LEDGER for Brokeback Mountain, TERRENCE HOWARD for Hustle & Flow, JOAQUIN PHOENIX for Walk the Line, DAVID STRATHAIRN for Good Night, and Good Luck.

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Winners for 2000Lead Actress - Ellen Burstyn for Requiem for a Dream (Actual Winner (A.W.) Julia Roberts for Erin Brockovich), Lead Actor - Christian Bale for American Psycho (A.W. Russel Crowe for Gladiator), Supporting Actress - Cate Hudson for Almost Famous (A.W. Marcia Gay Harden for Pollock), Supporting Actor - Benicio Del Toro for Traffic (A.W. Benicio Del Toro for Traffic)

Winners for 2001Lead Actress - Naomi Watts for Mulholland Drive (A.W. Halle Barry for Monster's Ball), Lead Actor - Denzel Washington for Training Day (A.W. Denzel Washington), Supporting Actress - Jennifer Connelly for a Beautiful Mind (A.W. Jennifer Connelly for A Beautiful Mind), Supporting Actor - Sir Ian McKellen for LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring (A.W. Jim Broadbent for Iris)

Winners for 2002Lead Actress - Julianne Moore for Far From Heaven (A.W. Nichole Kidman for The Hours), Lead Actor - Nicolas Cage for Adaptation. (A.W. Adrien Brody for The Pianist), Supporting Actress - Catherine Zeta-Jones for Chicago (A.W. Catherine Zeta-Jones for Chicago), Supporting Actor - Chris Cooper for Adaptation (A.W. Chris Cooper for Adaptation)

Winners for 2003Lead Actress - Charlize Theron for Monster (A.W. Charlize Theron for Monster), Lead Actor - Choi Min-sik (A.W. Sean Penn for Mystic River), Supporting Actress - Shohreh Aghashloo for House of Sand and Fog (A.W. Renée Zellweger for Cold Mountain), Supporting Actor - Sean Astin for LOTR: The Return of the King (A.W. Tim Robbins for Mystic River)

Winners for 2004Lead Actress - Imelda Staunton for Vera Drake (A.W. Hilary Swank for Million Dollar Baby), Lead Actor - Paul Giamatti for Sideways (A.W. Jamie Foxx for Ray), Supporting Actress - Rachel McAdams for Mean Girls (A.W. Cate Blanchett for The Aviator), Supporting Actor - David Carradine for Kill Bill: Vol 2 (A.W. Morgan Freeman for Million Dollar Baby)

Winners for 2005: Lead Actress - ? (A.W. Reese Witherspoon for Walk the Line), Lead Actor - ? (A.W. Philip Seymour Hoffman for Capote), Supporting Actress - ? (A.W. Rachel Weisz for The Constant Gardener), Supporting Actor - ? (A.W. George Clooney for Syriana)

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Comment with the most upvotes wins.

You can pick any performance, does not have to be from the nominees.

Comment separately for Actress and Actor, don’t combine them.

u/Legitimate_Welcome14 — 12 hours ago
Best Song 2019: Can anyone tell me how Glasgow (No Place Like Home) wasn't nominated at least ?
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Best Song 2019: Can anyone tell me how Glasgow (No Place Like Home) wasn't nominated at least ?

I just rewatched the amazing Wild Rose again. I'm struggling to understand why the song Glasgow (No Place Like Home) was not nominated or picked up the Oscar in 2019... also Jessie was incredible..

u/dudeirish — 12 hours ago
Image 1 — What would you say are the strongest and weakest lineups in each acting category of the 2010s?
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Image 9 — What would you say are the strongest and weakest lineups in each acting category of the 2010s?
Image 10 — What would you say are the strongest and weakest lineups in each acting category of the 2010s?
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What would you say are the strongest and weakest lineups in each acting category of the 2010s?

u/AdUseful2297 — 21 hours ago
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