[Best Supporting Actor predictions-2016]

So, Aaron Taylor Johnson's chance at an Oscar nomination just rose a tad bit.

[Predict the Golden Globes (closes 5pm PST) any edits after 5pm will be disqualified. Can a moderator lock this thread at 5:01PST?]

Best Drama

1. Manchester by the Sea

2. Moonlight

3. Hacksaw Ridge

4. Hell or High Water

5. Lion

 

Best Comedy

1. La La Land

2. Florence Foster Jenkins

3. 20th Century Women

4. Sing Street

5. Deadpool

 

Best Drama Actor

1. Casey Affleck

2. Denzel Washington 

3. Andrew Garfield

4. Joel Edgerton 

5. Viggo Mortenson

 

Best Drama Actress

1. Natalie Portman

2. Amy Adams

3. Isabelle Huppert

4. Ruth Negga

5. Jessica Chastain 

 

Best Comedy Actor

1. Ryan Gosling

2. Hugh Grant

3. Ryan Reynolds

4. Colin Farrell

5. Jonah Hill

 

Best Comedy Actress

1. Emma Stone

2. Annette Bening

3. Meryl Streep

4. Hailee Steinfeld

5. Lily Collins 

 

Best Director

1. Damien Chazelle

2. Kenneth Lonergan

3. Barry Jenkins

4. Mel Gibson

5. Tom Ford

 

Best Screenplay

1. Manchester by the Sea

2. Moonlight

3. Nocturnal Animals

4. Hell Or High Water

5. La La Land

 

Animated

1. Moana

2. Kubo and the Two Strings 

3. Zootopia

4. My Life as a Zucchini 

5. Sing

 

Foreign

1. Toni Erdmann

2. Elle

3. Neruda

4. Divines

5. The Salesman

 

Score

Moonlight

Arrival

La La Land

Lion

Hidden Figures

 

Best Song

City of Stars

How Far I'll Go

Faith

Can't Stop the Feeling

Gold

[Best Picture predictions-2016!]

Sing Street is a really good film though. It's a shame the odds are against it.

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I am honestly going to fill out all the TV categories regardless... I know I haven't seen much, but I feel like some categories could use the help.

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For Your Consideration

 

Hail, Ceasar!

 

Best Supporting Actor (Alden Ehrenreich)

Best Production Design

Best Song (No Dames)

Best Comedy Feature

 

Pete's Dragon

 

Best Song (Nobody Knows)

Most Disappointing Box Office Run

 

God's Not Dead 2

 

Best Supporting Actor (Jesse Metcalfe)

Most Disappointing Box Office Run

 

I hope it's fine to suggest so many things for the FYC... I know I've suggested a lot!

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For Your Consideration Con't

 

Midnight Special

 

Best Supporting Actress (Kirsten Dunst)

Best Cinematography 

Best Visual Effects

Best Original Score

Best Overlooked Feature

Best Hero (Roy)

 

The Edge of Seventeen

 

Best Ensemble

Best Actress (Hailee Steinfeld)

Best Original Screenplay

Best Soundtrack

Best Comedy Feature

Best Overlooked Feature

Most Disappointing Box Office Run

 

Best TV Series Drama Candidates

 

This Is Us

The Walking Dead

 

Hacksaw Ridge

 

Best Picture

Best Director (Mel Gibson)

Best Actor (Andrew Garfield)

Best Film Editing

Best Production Design

Best Costume Design

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

Best Sound

Best Hero (Desmond T. Doss)

 

The Wave

 

Best Visual Effects

Best Foreign Language Feature

Best Overlooked Feature

Best Hero (Kristian)

 

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

 

Best Ensemble

Best Supporting Actor (Dan Fogler)

Best Adapted Screenplay 

Best Production Design

Best Costume Design

Best Visual Effects

Best Hero (Newt Scamander)

 

The Jungle Book

 

Best Voice / Motion Capture Performance (Idris Elba)

Best Production Design

Best Visual Effects

Best Sound

Best Hero (Mowgli)

Best Villain (Shere Khan)

Most Impressive Box Office Run

 

My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2

 

Best Comedy Feature

 

Worst Picture Candidates

 

Why Him?

Nine Lives

Norm of the North

Cabin Fever

Max Steel

The Divergent Series: Allegiant

[Best Picture predictions-2016!]

Unlike some other companies, Paramount has four major Oscar players in the pool; that's Fences, Arrival, Silence, and Florence Foster Jenkins. Surely some of their films are falling by the wayside in favor of other films, and if I had to guess, the runaway box office success of Fences, the approachable vibe of Silence, and the somewhat unexpected success at the Golden Globes for Florence Foster Jenkins are all eating into Silence's chances a little bit. Then again, Silence may have qualities that eat into Paramount's other films as well.

 

On a related note, I get why A24 has seemingly chosen to emphasize Moonlight in their campaigning efforts and leave their other films, such as 20th Century Women, with substantially less campaigning, but it's a shame nonetheless.

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For Your Consideration

 

Sing Street

 

Best Picture

Best Ensemble

Best Supporting Actor (Jack Reynor)

Best Original Screenplay

Best Film Editing 

Best Cinematography 

Best Costume Design

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

Best Original Song

Best Soundtrack

Best Overlooked Feature

Best Hero (Conor 'Cosmo' Lawlor)

 

 Jason Bourne

 

Best Film Editing

Best Sound

Best Hero (Jason Bourne)

Best Villain (Asset)

 

Hell or High Water

 

Best Picture

Best Director (David Mackenzie)

Best Ensemble

Best Actor (Chris Pine)

Best Supporting Actor (Ben Foster and Jeff Bridges)

Best Supporting Actress (Debrianna Mansini)

Best Original Screenplay

Best Film Editing

Best Cinematography 

Best Sound

Most Impressive Box Office Run

 

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

 

Best Picture

Best Ensemble

Best Director (Gareth Edwards)

Best Actress (Felicity Jones)

Best Supporting Actor (Diego Luna)

Best Adapted Screenplay

Best Voice / Motion Capture Performance (Alan Tyduk)

Best Film Editing

Best Cinematography 

Best Production Design

Best Costume Design

Best Original Score 

Best Sound

Best Visual Effects

Best Hero

Best Villain (Director Krennic and Darth Vader)

Most Impressive Box Office Run

 

Zootopia

 

Best Original Screenplay

Best Voice / Motion Capture Performance (Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman)

Best Animated Feature

Best Original Song (Try Everything)

Best Hero (Judy Hoops)

Best Villain (Bellweather)

Most Impressive Box Office Run

 

(More to come)

[Animated Films, When Will An Animated Film Win The Coveted Best Picture Oscar?]

10 hours ago, Dingdong123 said:

Wall-E should've won. 

 

If there's any justice in the world Zootopi would atleast be nominated

 

I agree! The movies that did get a nomination were pretty good, but I think there is a reason why nobody remembers them, save for Slumdog Millionaire. Even I watched half of Benjamin Button before getting bored.

 

Wall-E and The Dark Knight were two of the best films of the year, and completely topple over a majority of 2008's Best Picture nominees. I support Wall-E for that year's Best Picture.

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It's a shame the Best Scene award was left out this year, but I'm still hyped!

[Best Original Score-2016]

1 hour ago, cannastop said:

-Zootopia

-Star Trek Beyond

-Doctor Strange

-Rogue One

 

Yep, all blockbusters. Could be the only 4 movies someone sees.

 

I saw all of those movies this year! And I didn't see many films in 2016! XD

[BOFFV: Category Proposals!!]

I would like to see Best Voice Performance categories split between Lead Voice Role and Supporting Voice Role.

 

And I think last time the Horror Genre wasn't included, maybe because only one film had anything remotely close to a chance in 2015. Even if I'm not a fan of the horror genre, that exclusion seemed off to me.

 

Besides those minor grievances, I think last year did it pretty well.

[Best Makeup-2016]

I am shocked at snubs for Hacksaw Ridge and Jackie, but I guess that's okay.

 

If A Man Called Ove got the Makeup nom as well as the foreign nom, that would be a good thing for that movie's sales, so here's hoping.

 

My picks:

Star Trek Beyond

Florence Foster Jenkins

A Man Called Ove 

[BOFFY Award Compilation Thread]

2016 has been an interesting year to say the least. When are we going to be able to send in nominations?

[Best Original Score-2016]

I disagree heavily about Rogue One's score not being up to snuff. The music in Rogue One did a very good job of being its own rather than leaning in towards the regular Star Wars themes, and the score often complemented many of the film's moments to great affect. Especially the Baze Malbus moment that I won't spoil.

[Sag Awards 2017]

The one that makes my mind race is the cast nomination for Captain Fantastic. They've chosen this over other films like 20th Century Women, Nocturnal Animals, Hell or High Water, etc. At the very least, we know Bleeker Street is focusing their campaign efforts on this film, so I just wonder what will come of it come Oscar time.

[Best visual effects-2016]

There are some moments in Rogue One that I feel guarantees it for a nomination.

[Best Foreign film-2016 predictions]

I just wonder what the exclusion of Elle means for Isabelle Huppert's nomination chances.

[Best Original Song 2016]

I find it interesting that Sing Street itself got the comedy/musical nomination at the Golden Globes, but no songs got any noms.

[Best Supporting Actor predictions-2016]

The Golden Globes had some surprises in this category! Simon Helberg for Florence Foster Jenkins and Aaron Taylor Johnson for Nocturnal Animals!

[Precursors 2016! Winners and Nominations]

I wonder how far Green Room can get with no campaigning from A24. It probably won't climb all the way up, but I think it might have jumped a few pegs higher amidst all the other 'no-chance' films.

[Best Animated Feature - 2016: Zootopia, Moana, Kubo, Zucchini, Red Turtle]

26 minutes ago, cannastop said:

My Life as a Zucchini beats out The Red Turtle for this award.

 

Well, that's legitimately interesting. This race is getting tighter; it'll be a photo finish.

[Best Picture predictions-2016!]

Nocturnal Animals is performing very strong at the box office currently. It could end up just shy of 4 million in just over 1,000 theaters this weekend, which could give the studio more confidence to keep widening its release in the coming weeks. That could help it secure some noms, but I dunno about Best Picture.

[Precursors 2016! Winners and Nominations]

I want Tower to be nominated for documentary.

[Precursors 2016! Winners and Nominations]

When I saw Hell or High Water, I was impressed by all the performances, and I was puzzled when Ben Foster, even after the film came and went, wasn't speculated as much to get a nomination as Jeff Bridges. I believe both those actors deserve nominations, and I'm glad these awards people agree!