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Post by morton on Oct 3, 2019 22:10:12 GMT
I have a love-hate relationship going with these. I hate that these actually exist and that studios pay money to this organization, but now I look forward to seeing who "wins". First batch of winners: (I originally put "winners" in quotes, but then the link wouldn't work.)
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Post by JangoB on Oct 3, 2019 22:16:14 GMT
Lol, THE awards everyone's looking forward to! (Mainly because they clearly indicate which studios are willing to pay for which movies and in which categories)
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Post by thomasjerome on Oct 3, 2019 22:47:00 GMT
I have a love-hate relationship going with these. Same. It's actually little fun to predict those, especially to see how shameless they can get and how many new categories they invent to please everyone. That aside, it's sometimes interesting to know which candidates studios are eager to push also. Right now I predict Taron for some kind of breakout award, he is Paramount's only push this year, I'd not be surprised if he even gets the Actor. I'd predict De Niro or Murphy (whom I predict for Comedy Actor) for Hollywood Career Achievement Award if they haven't win this before. I have a feeling like it's gonna be Banderas this year as he's also seemingly only candidate of SPC if I'm not forgetting something else. I think Focus knows "Harriet" is in danger and we can see Erivo here for Actress. I guess they award unreleased films, right? If so, it makes me curious if "Dark Waters" and "Bombshell" get anything. Florence Pugh (Little Women) is also possible in "New Hollywood Award" or something if they plan to push her.
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Post by avnermoriarti on Oct 5, 2019 17:56:55 GMT
We can write off who wins best actress. It's like a variation of pay it forward
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Post by morton on Oct 8, 2019 17:27:43 GMT
The second batch of "winners" are in.
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Post by thomasjerome on Oct 8, 2019 17:38:46 GMT
The second batch of "winners" are in. I expected Erivo and Egerton to get something. LaBeouf is a surprise. It's not like Wilde will get anything major for "Booksmart" but if Clint's movie is a hit and if she has a meaty role in it as some suggested (from the trailer, it didn't seem so), these can help her narrative.
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Post by morton on Oct 15, 2019 19:26:24 GMT
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Post by stephen on Oct 15, 2019 19:38:12 GMT
BONG BONG BONG!
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Post by JangoB on Oct 15, 2019 21:08:44 GMT
Lol, when Neon and Fox both pay good money...two directors get rewarded, one with a newly made-up 'award'!
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Post by sterlingarcher86 on Oct 15, 2019 22:17:43 GMT
Does that mean The Irishman wins Best Picture? Can’t they just give their awards normal names?
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Post by TerryMontana on Oct 22, 2019 17:03:47 GMT
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Post by morton on Oct 22, 2019 17:29:19 GMT
I don't really think any of those 4 need it; although, I guess Banderas could use the visibility since he doesn't seem locked like the other three do. I guess it gives them all exposure, and shows that Netflix means business again, but usually the acting "winners" don't really have much chance at winning the actual Oscar. So I hope this doesn't end up being a curse for them.
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Post by Good God on Oct 22, 2019 17:46:50 GMT
I don't really think any of those 4 need it; although, I guess Banderas could use the visibility since he doesn't seem locked like the other three do. I guess it gives them all exposure, and shows that Netflix means business again, but usually the acting "winners" don't really have much chance at winning the actual Oscar. So I hope this doesn't end up being a curse for them. 3 of the acting winners are top 2 contenders in their categories, so I think at least one of them will be winning an Oscar this year.
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Post by morton on Oct 22, 2019 18:08:48 GMT
I don't really think any of those 4 need it; although, I guess Banderas could use the visibility since he doesn't seem locked like the other three do. I guess it gives them all exposure, and shows that Netflix means business again, but usually the acting "winners" don't really have much chance at winning the actual Oscar. So I hope this doesn't end up being a curse for them. 3 of the acting winners are top 2 contenders in their categories, so I think at least one of them will be winning an Oscar this year. Yeah, I'm just being superstitious. I know that the HFA isn't really cursed, but usually the "winners" just happen to be people who have no chance to win or even be nominated in a lot of cases. It just depends on what studios are willing to shell out the most money for which projects. For actor, I guess Banderas makes a lot of sense since Taron Egerton is already getting Breakout Actor. I can't see Phoenix or DiCaprio wanting to go to this, and Driver is filming and has Star Wars coming out so he doesn't really need the exposure either. Netflix could have went with another one of their actors, but I don't think they wanted to do that because Driver is their main push in the category. I guess Disney could have bought it for Bale or Damon or both, but they're probably just worried now about breaking even with it. For actress, it makes sense too. in previous years, I think Amazon definitely would have bought it for Felicity Jones, but it seems like this year that they've sort of given up too. I guess they spent too much at Sundance, and then Late Night ended up flopping on top of that. Erivo is already receiving Breakout Actress, so she's covered. Lionsgate I guess could have, but maybe they didn't want to feel like they were picking Theron over Robbie, or that their resources could be better used elsewhere. STX probably doesn't have the money to spend on Wu and/or Lopez. I don't know how much A24 is going to do this year since last year they really didn't do much. Finally, Universal and Sony have other contenders too, so they're probably rather invest in 1917 and OUAIH over Us and Little Women. For supporting actor, I guess this is a pretty smart move by Netflix. It shows who their main push is going to be, and hopefully leads to pundits and voters really going all in on the narrative as to why Pacino only has one Oscar. Same with supporting actress for Netflix. It cuts off Fox Searchlight giving exposure to Johansson in another category for something that isn't Marriage Story. It also cuts off Robbie and Lopez early on, and similar to Pacino, hopefully gets pundits and voters really questioning why Dern isn't an Oscar winner yet.
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Post by TerryMontana on Oct 22, 2019 18:10:32 GMT
I don't really think any of those 4 need it; although, I guess Banderas could use the visibility since he doesn't seem locked like the other three do. I guess it gives them all exposure, and shows that Netflix means business again, but usually the acting "winners" don't really have much chance at winning the actual Oscar. So I hope this doesn't end up being a curse for them. 3 of the acting winners are top 2 contenders in their categories, so I think at least one of them will be winning an Oscar this year. Meaning at least Dern.
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Post by Good God on Oct 22, 2019 18:22:35 GMT
I don't think she's a lock or anything, but she's the strongest of the 4, yes.
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Post by TerryMontana on Oct 22, 2019 18:25:32 GMT
I don't think she's a lock or anything, but she's the strongest of the 4, yes. I consider her a lock actually.
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Post by pacinoyes on Oct 29, 2019 17:17:39 GMT
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