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Post by Pavan on May 25, 2024 6:19:44 GMT
IMO, Chalamet and to some extent Butler will solidify their status as A-listers. The rest of them will fumble. Zendaya continues to be popular, but her films will be hit or miss.
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Post by franklin on May 25, 2024 9:49:24 GMT
Chalamet is nearly 29 and still can't grow a little bit of beard for his life.
He still has to move out from the "twink teenager" perception, the same Holland has.
And i think in the long run it will be a huge problem that will hinder his career.
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Post by stabcaesar on May 25, 2024 10:44:01 GMT
Chalamet needs a dietitian to help him grow muscle masses. He looks 15. Even Tom Holland looks more mature than Chalamet.
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Post by pupdurcs on May 25, 2024 11:39:41 GMT
Chalamet is nearly 29 and still can't grow a little bit of beard for his life. He still has to move out from the "twink teenager" perception, the same Holland has. And i think in the long run it will be a huge problem that will hinder his career. Chalamet is a "pretty boy" though. Like a young, skinny DiCaprio in the 90's. That will get him a lot of grace with Hollywood, casting directors and his female fanbase, before he eventually decides to start bulking and going for more "tough guy" parts the way Leo started trying to around the Gangs Of New York period. Holland has more regular features. He's not got that "pretty boy" pass that Chalamet will get and is getting. He needs to find a way to start ageing himself up quickly. Whether it's bulking up in the gym and growing a beard....He's gotta do something quickly. I actually think Shia Lebouf did that impressively. He always looked super young, even in his twenties, but he did stuff like bulking in the gym, got some tatoos, and grow out a beard to make himself look more mature and masculine, and became more castable in older roles as a result. Problem is for Holland, he's still committed to Spider-Man, and Marvel probably doesn't want to age the character up much, and he can't look bulky in the suit. Spider-Man is always a slim character. So it limits the kind of body transformation he can do. I feel if he wants to have a major career beyond Spider-Man, he should make the next film his last, pass the role to someone else and actively start trying to look like and play grown men.
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Post by pupdurcs on May 26, 2024 12:14:54 GMT
Wonder why Daniel Kaluuya wasn't on the list? Same age as Glen Powell, already been the lead in two blockbuster hits ( Get Out & Nope) and already an Oscar winner.
I don't think he falls into the Sairose Ronan/Michael B Jordan bracket of being too established, so they really should have made room for him. Especially over Jacob Elordi.
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Post by mhynson27 on May 26, 2024 14:13:46 GMT
So Kaluuya has an Oscar and was the lead in two blockbuster hits (your own words), but he's not established?! Sure mate.
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Post by mhynson27 on May 26, 2024 14:15:23 GMT
Chalamet needs a dietitian to help him grow muscle masses. He looks 15. Even Tom Holland looks more mature than Chalamet. And I'm sure you're a perfect human specimen Who gives a flying fuck whether he's muscly or not.
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Post by stabcaesar on May 26, 2024 14:30:54 GMT
Chalamet needs a dietitian to help him grow muscle masses. He looks 15. Even Tom Holland looks more mature than Chalamet. And I'm sure you're a perfect human specimen Who gives a flying fuck whether he's muscly or not. I'm not an actor And if he wants to play certain roles looking perpetually 15 is not gonna cut it. Especially when he becomes older.
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Post by mhynson27 on May 26, 2024 16:27:56 GMT
And I'm sure you're a perfect human specimen Who gives a flying fuck whether he's muscly or not. I'm not an actor And if he wants to play certain roles looking perpetually 15 is not gonna cut it. Especially when he becomes older. The problem with that, is he doesn't look 15 to me AT ALL. Not sure what they're feeding the 15 year olds where you live
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Post by stabcaesar on May 26, 2024 16:50:14 GMT
I'm not an actor And if he wants to play certain roles looking perpetually 15 is not gonna cut it. Especially when he becomes older. The problem with that is, he doesn't look 15 to me AT ALL. Not sure what they're feeding the 15 year olds where you live Ok 17.
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Post by quetee on May 26, 2024 21:05:32 GMT
What do you guys think??
From this list which 4 of the prior nominees will score second nod?
Who will score their 1st nod?
Who will be first to win Oscar.
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Post by paulgallo on May 26, 2024 22:22:03 GMT
What do you guys think?? From this list which 4 of the prior nominees will score second nod? Who will score their 1st nod? Who will be first to win Oscar. 1. Chalamet is the one who has a potentially nomination-worthy role lined up with the Dylan biopic.
2. Probably Zendaya but it won't be for Challengers and she needs to increase her movie output for it to happen soon.
3. Pugh because women tend to get them easier while they are still young.
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Post by pupdurcs on May 26, 2024 23:24:27 GMT
What do you guys think?? From this list which 4 of the prior nominees will score second nod? Who will score their 1st nod? Who will be first to win Oscar. Butler or Mescal I think are most likely to get second nominations next. Not too convinced by Chalamet as Bob Dylan based on the early set photos, so need more information on his performance before getting on board that it'll be convincing enough to yield him a nomination. Zendaya is getting close to a first nomination, but if she misses for Challengers, probably Glen Powell, because he's picking up so many projects, he's really well liked in the industry and I think they will want to give him a "welcome to the club" nomination soon. His reviews for Hitman are actually strong enough to campaign him for a Best Actor nomination this year, though the genre, release date and the fact that it's Netflix don't really help his odds of being nominated for it. Probably Zendaya or Florence Pugh will win an Oscar first. Women get it younger easier than men.
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Post by LaraQ on May 26, 2024 23:27:33 GMT
What do you guys think?? From this list which 4 of the prior nominees will score second nod? Who will score their 1st nod? Who will be first to win Oscar. 1.Chalamet.Playing Dylan?.Sounds like a lock for another nom. 2.Sydney Sweeney.She's a hustler,thirsty af and has just landed a very baity role about a female boxer. 3.Paul Mescal.
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Post by futuretrunks on May 27, 2024 2:06:23 GMT
I don't see anyone getting a nom soon unless it's Chalamet with A Complete Unknown. Maybe Butler with the Aronofsky? Sweeney just seems like a low-rent Margot Robbie. I don't see her producing her way to an I, Tonya type breakthrough. Mescal doesn't sound like a standout in Gladiator 2, and it feels like he's used up most of his tricks - the recessive soulful thing. He has to show more versatility to get another nomination this soon. Zendaya doesn't work. Pugh will be nominated in the next 4 years, but I don't know if the Andrew Garfield movie will be it.
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Post by franklin on May 27, 2024 8:46:11 GMT
I can see Chalamet missing the nomination if the movie is not good, and the competition in the category is overcrowded.
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Post by mhynson27 on May 27, 2024 14:02:54 GMT
I can see Chalamet missing the nomination if the movie is not good, and the competition in the category is overcrowded. Big if true
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Post by pupdurcs on May 28, 2024 11:34:19 GMT
I'm starting to wonder if it's time to start taking Anya Taylor-Joy off these lists. I thought she was a superstar in the making based on her performance in The Queen's Gambit, but since then she hasn't been hitting like I expected her to. And with the box office flopping of Furiosa, she's not going to have the cushion of a big franchise role which she carries. It's such a competitive market for "It Girl" starlets, and I think she might be losing some momentum, with plenty of other would be It Girls vying for her spot.
I honestly think Millie Bobby Brown is potentially a major box office draw, but we may never know since she never does any projects outside of Netflix, aside from Godzilla. But the fact that she's getting top billing in her Netflix movies over the likes of Henry Cavill and Chris Pratt says a lot. But it's that same sort of risk aversion that had Jason Momoa's people avoid him doing films meant for theatrical release outside of Aquaman, and do most things on streaming.
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Post by Pittsnogle_Goggins on May 28, 2024 13:00:56 GMT
I don’t think Millie Bobbie Brown could ever come close to even sniffing being a BO draw. She’s not a good actress imo and she doesn’t have the looks or charisma to make up for it on a movie star level. I even read she had her last pitch to Netflix turned down so it wouldn’t surprise me to see her end up sticking to tv series.
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Post by pupdurcs on May 28, 2024 13:16:33 GMT
I don’t think Millie Bobbie Brown could ever come close to even sniffing being a BO draw. She’s not a good actress imo and she doesn’t have the looks or charisma to make up for it on a movie star level. I even read she had her last pitch to Netflix turned down so it wouldn’t surprise me to see her end up sticking to tv series. I haven't seen any of those Enola Holmes films she does with Henry Cavill for Netflix, but I do know she's gotten excellent, award level performance reviews for them. The first one has 91% on Rotten Tomatoes ( based on 210 reviews). And they do huge numbers for Netflix in terms of streaming metrics.The fact that she's only 20 years old and already has her own successful and critically acclaimed movie franchise (albeit on Netflix) suggest the potential for movie stardom from a theatrical box office standpoint. I'd at least like to see the theory tested, to see if she can at least bring some of her considerable Netflix fanbase from Stranger Things and Enola Holmes to a theatrical release. I've got no strong opinions on her as an actress, but she's a two-time Emmy Nomimee for Stranger Things and was nominated by the Seattle Film Critics Society, Washington DC Area Film Critics Association and London Film Critics Circle for Enola Holmes. She also won a Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award for Enola Holmes. Regardless of any personal feeling about her acting, she's a critically acclaimed actress for TV and Film.
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Post by TylerDeneuve on May 28, 2024 13:27:42 GMT
I don’t think Millie Bobbie Brown could ever come close to even sniffing being a BO draw. She’s not a good actress imo and she doesn’t have the looks or charisma to make up for it on a movie star level. I even read she had her last pitch to Netflix turned down so it wouldn’t surprise me to see her end up sticking to tv series. I think she's quite pretty! She's definitely grown into her looks IMO. I love big brown eyes. ![](https://i.ibb.co/5TcG34w/millie-bobby-brown-premiere-damsel-nueva-york-103.webp)
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Post by Pittsnogle_Goggins on May 28, 2024 13:51:00 GMT
I don’t think Millie Bobbie Brown could ever come close to even sniffing being a BO draw. She’s not a good actress imo and she doesn’t have the looks or charisma to make up for it on a movie star level. I even read she had her last pitch to Netflix turned down so it wouldn’t surprise me to see her end up sticking to tv series. I think she's quite pretty! She's definitely grown into her looks IMO. I love big brown eyes. ![](https://i.ibb.co/5TcG34w/millie-bobby-brown-premiere-damsel-nueva-york-103.webp) She’s certainly attractive and not ugly. I guess I meant more that she doesn’t have the combo of looks/charisma ala Julia Roberts and her looks alone aren’t bombshell enough to make her a draw on their own.
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Post by Pittsnogle_Goggins on May 28, 2024 13:53:42 GMT
I don’t think Millie Bobbie Brown could ever come close to even sniffing being a BO draw. She’s not a good actress imo and she doesn’t have the looks or charisma to make up for it on a movie star level. I even read she had her last pitch to Netflix turned down so it wouldn’t surprise me to see her end up sticking to tv series. I haven't seen any of those Enola Holmes films she does with Henry Cavill for Netflix, but I do know she's gotten excellent, award level performance reviews for them. The first one has 91% on Rotten Tomatoes ( based on 210 reviews). And they do huge numbers for Netflix in terms of streaming metrics.The fact that she's only 20 years old and already has her own successful and critically acclaimed movie franchise (albeit on Netflix) suggest the potential for movie stardom from a theatrical box office standpoint. I'd at least like to see the theory tested, to see if she can at least bring some of her considerable Netflix fanbase from Stranger Things and Enola Holmes to a theatrical release. I've got no strong opinions on her as an actress, but she's a two-time Emmy Nomimee for Stranger Things and was nominated by the Seattle Film Critics Society, Washington DC Area Film Critics Association and London Film Critics Circle for Enola Holmes. She also won a Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award for Enola Holmes. Regardless of any personal feeling about her acting, she's a critically acclaimed actress for TV and Film. I liked her in the early season of Stranger Things but not the latter (not sure how much of that is on the writers though). I haven’t seen Ebola Holmes either but thought she was pretty terrible in her princess action flick. I think she was smart to capitalize on big pay days for Netflix. Perhaps she can carve out a film career, I just don’t personally see it.
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Post by mhynson27 on May 28, 2024 14:06:28 GMT
I don’t think Millie Bobbie Brown could ever come close to even sniffing being a BO draw. She’s not a good actress imo and she doesn’t have the looks or charisma to make up for it on a movie star level. I even read she had her last pitch to Netflix turned down so it wouldn’t surprise me to see her end up sticking to tv series. I haven't seen any of those Enola Holmes films she does with Henry Cavill for Netflix, but I do know she's gotten excellent, award level performance reviews for them. The first one has 91% on Rotten Tomatoes ( based on 210 reviews). And they do huge numbers for Netflix in terms of streaming metrics.The fact that she's only 20 years old and already has her own successful and critically acclaimed movie franchise (albeit on Netflix) suggest the potential for movie stardom from a theatrical box office standpoint. I'd at least like to see the theory tested, to see if she can at least bring some of her considerable Netflix fanbase from Stranger Things and Enola Holmes to a theatrical release. I've got no strong opinions on her as an actress, but she's a two-time Emmy Nomimee for Stranger Things and was nominated by the Seattle Film Critics Society, Washington DC Area Film Critics Association and London Film Critics Circle for Enola Holmes. She also won a Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award for Enola Holmes. Regardless of any personal feeling about her acting, she's a critically acclaimed actress for TV and Film. "Award level performance reviews". Are these award level reviews in the room with us now?! Come on mate, she got those Enola Homes nominations in the YOUTH categories. She isn't getting critics noms in the main categories
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Post by mhynson27 on May 28, 2024 14:07:51 GMT
I'm starting to wonder if it's time to start taking Anya Taylor-Joy off these lists. I thought she was a superstar in the making based on her performance in The Queen's Gambit, but since then she hasn't been hitting like I expected her to. And with the box office flopping of Furiosa, she's not going to have the cushion of a big franchise role which she carries. It's such a competitive market for "It Girl" starlets, and I think she might be losing some momentum, with plenty of other would be It Girls vying for her spot. I honestly think Millie Bobby Brown is potentially a major box office draw, but we may never know since she never does any projects outside of Netflix, aside from Godzilla. But the fact that she's getting top billing in her Netflix movies over the likes of Henry Cavill and Chris Pratt says a lot. But it's that same sort of risk aversion that had Jason Momoa's people avoid him doing films meant for theatrical release outside of Aquaman, and do most things on streaming. Of course she got top billing in those films, she's the fucking lead ![:laugh:](//storage.proboards.com/6692321/images/30ulL7PvEvGt97femFHx.gif) Like unquestionably the lead, Cavill had maybe 30 mins of screen time in Enola Holmes.
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