More like they are getting rid off people all the time to save money. Sony will be laying off people next year, too.
I'm thrilled how well Frozen is doing and since Gravity didn't managed to beat MoS in the US, I'd love to see Frozen to do it.
X-Men: Days of Future Past
Jennifer Lawrence
Hugh Jackman
Michael Fassbender
Halle Berry
Patrick Stewart
Ian McKellen
James McAvoy
Anna Paquin
Ellen Page
Peter Dinklage
Nicholas Hoult
Omar Sy
Fan Bingbing
speaking of Altman
Gosford Park
Maggie Smith
Michael Gambon
Kristin Scott Thomas
Charles Dance
Jeremy Northam
Geraldine Somerville
Tom Hollander
Bob Balaban
Stephen Fry
Kelly McDonald
Ryan Philippe
Clive Owen
Helen Mirren
Eileen Atkins
Emily Watson
Richard E. Grant
Such a great British cast and used to be one of my favourite movies.
Meanwhile the idiots at Marvel and DC can't stop jabbering about how movies with female heros fail at the box office and who needs Captain Marvel and Wonder Woman when you can do Doctor Strange and Aquaman instead.
Well, he disliked SLP and it still did well at the box office and with awards bodies. Anyways, there were some boos, too and someone who saw the movie warned it can be quite divisive. So expect the reaction to be more mixed-positive.
I wouldn't mind Scarlett getting a nomination if she had been in the movie from the beginning instead of replacing Samantha Morton in the post-production. It was Samantha who was on the set, acting with Joaquin. It was her voice Joaquin is seen reacting to so it would feel cheating giving Johansson a nomination while totally ignoring Morton's work in building the character.
12 Years a Slave
American Hustle
The Great Gatsby
Catching Fire (hopefully the academy isn't too snobbish about the film, they don't usually like YA movies)
Oz the Great and Powerful