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Post by sterlingarcher86 on Dec 30, 2018 4:14:43 GMT
While nothing is impossible I’m not expecting it for a Picture nomination right now since as far as I can tell it isn’t as much of a social commentary as Get Out. I feel like the screenplay and Lupita have pretty decent chances though.
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Post by Sharbs on Dec 30, 2018 5:20:08 GMT
I currently have Lupita as my third safest to get nominated and the Screenplay is a near lock at this point. It could be a spoiler in the sound categories as well. Winston Duke hasn't hit any reliable precursor so I'd say he's definitely out. Picture is on the outside looking in but with an acting nomination and a Screenplay nomination I really like its chances to sneak in the big category.
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Post by pessimusreincarnated on Dec 30, 2018 17:28:00 GMT
Based on that trailer alone, Lupita could become a front runner again.
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Post by speeders on Dec 31, 2018 15:44:28 GMT
I wouldn't count out screenplay or Lupita. When looking into likely best actress contenders for next year, it looks like a massive majority is in biopics, which I think gives Lupita an edge, plus, she'll be playing dual roles so that's total catnip.
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Post by jakob on Jan 2, 2019 1:42:12 GMT
Im predicting it to be next year's Hereditary. Critics will enjoy it (although I believe some will think it pales in comparison to Get Out) but the Academy may dismiss it as they've already awarded Peele for what will probably be (to them) more deserving work. But also like Hereditary, I believe Lupita will be this year's Toni Collette. A tour de force performance in a horror film that just won't be able to sneak in as a nominee (although that remains to be seen).
That said, we're judging on a trailer and leftover pedigree from Get Out. That's like saying Widows is a shoo-in for Best Picture this year because Steve McQueen directed it and it has great reviews- because as we know now, it's not getting in.
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