Sounds convincing.Originally Posted by Aara
Sounds convincing.
Best Picture: Les Miserables
Best Director: Tom Hooper
Best Actor: Hugh Jackman
Best Actress: Jennifer Lawrence
Best Original Screenplay:
Best Adapted Screenplay: Les Miserables
Best Supporting Actor: Russell Crowe/ Eddie Redmayne
Best Supporting Actress: Anne Hathaway
Film Editing: Les Mis
Cinematography: Les Mis
Production Designing: Les Mis
Costumes: Les Mis
Last edited by HoneyDarling; 11-27-2012 at 01:48 PM.
"Now my life is sweet like cinnamon..."
Les Miserables
Tom Hooper
Daniel Day-Lewis
Jennifer Lawrence
Tommy Lee Jones
Anne Hathaway
Zero Dark Thirty
Lincoln
ETA for Techs:
Film Editing: ... Argo?
Cinematography: Life of Pi
Production Design: Les Miserables
Costumes: Anna Karenina
Hair and Makeup: The Hobbit
Visual Effects: Life of Pi
Score: Lincoln
Song: Les Miserables
Sound Mixing: Les Miserables
Sound Editing: Zero Dark Thirty
Last edited by guany; 11-27-2012 at 11:41 AM.
This is exactly what I have right now, with Lincoln quite possibly replacing Les Miz in top 2.
The man who leaves and the man who comes back are not the same.
Also in regards to Best Documentary Feature, I think we may be looking at our winner right here:
One way or another, Peter Jackson's name is gonna show up whether it be 'The Hobbit' (depending on its reception) or this (Jackson serves as producer) that garner nominations.
That, and Junni Dopp.Also in regards to Best Documentary Feature, I think we may be looking at our winner right here:
One way or another, Peter Jackson's name is gonna show up whether it be 'The Hobbit' (depending on its reception) or this (Jackson serves as producer) that garner nominations.
12.1.12 Predictions
Best Picture: Lincoln
Best Director: Steven Spielberg, Lincoln
Best Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln
Best Actress: Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook
Best Supporting Actor: Tommy Lee Jones, Lincoln
Best Supporting Actress: Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables
Adapted Screenplay: Lincoln
Original Screenplay: Zero Dark Thirty
Cinematography: Life of Pi
Costume Design: Anna Karenina
Film Editing: Argo
Make-Up: Lincoln
Original Score: Beasts of the Southern Wild
Song: Suddenly, Les Miserables
Production Design: Les Miserables
Sound Editing: Life of Pi
Sound Mixing: Les Miserables
Visual Effects: Life of Pi
Animated Feature: Frankenweenie
Foreign Film: Amour
I'm starting to think that Hooper, Russell and Bigelow will be losers on Oscar night with their respective movies, because:
- Hooper's second Oscar?? The movie is great but...too soon
- Russell for Best Directing? The movie was great but it's not a directorial showcase, so...
- Bigelow's second Oscar in three years? The movie is quite god, but a secon Oscar for a female director? Let's not exaggerate!! (i'm not mysoginist, i'm just trying to think like an Academy member...)
So, the race could be Affleck vs. Spielberg (with the latter winning his last oscar 14 years ago...)
Best Picture: Argo
Best Director: Ben, Argo
Best Actor: Joaquin Phoenix, The Master
Best Actress: Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook
Best Supporting Actor: Tommy Lee Jones, Lincoln
Best Supporting Actress: Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables
Daniel Day-Lewis will not get his third Oscar in 5 years. Streep took 29 years.
Totally possible scenarioBest Picture: Argo
Best Director: Ben, Argo
Best Actor: Joaquin Phoenix, The Master
Best Actress: Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook
Best Supporting Actor: Tommy Lee Jones, Lincoln
Best Supporting Actress: Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables
The Academy rarely rewards directors within a less-than-5-year time frame for any director, regardless of male or woman. Oliver Stone is one exception and I'm sure decades ago, there are other examples. But it has nothing to do with being a woman. They're not going to snub Bigelow because it has anything to do with a second Oscar for a female director...they may not give it to her because she won three years ago but to say Academy members are against rewarding the same woman a second Oscar if her work is brilliant is just...dumb. They're not thinking like that, even the older male members, I doubt.- Bigelow's second Oscar in three years? The movie is quite god, but a secon Oscar for a female director? Let's not exaggerate!! (i'm not mysoginist, i'm just trying to think like an Academy member...
I really, really hope your theory is right...it would redeem them in some ways!They're not thinking like that, even the older male members, I doubt.
God, if Zero Dark Thirty keeps it up, I could see it winning Picture, Director, Actress, Original Screenplay, Film Editing, and Sound Editing.
Les MIz, still!
I guess Zero Dark Thirty?
Do you hate Abraham Lincoln?
Picture: ZDT
Director: Bigelow
Actor: DDL
Actress: Chastain
Supp. Actor: Dicaprio
Supp. Actress: Hathaway
O.S: ZDT
A.S: Lincoln
LOL, why on Earth would Lincoln win? Whenever NBR and NY have agreed on a winner BFCA has followed track. Globes should follow in drama to compensate Hurt Locker's loss. The guilds can suddenly turn everytihng in Spielberg's favour, but I don't know why. Sorry to sound fanboy, but if something can overturn a brainy critics' choice that's swept the beginning, that's not another brainy political film, but a populist choice, especially one that can very well win Globe + BAFTA.
The one thing that makes me doubt ZDT at the Globe is that apparently when they screened it for HFPA they loved Chastain (who's winning there) but didn't like the film as much as her for some reason. I'm taking that with a grain of salt (I can't even remember where I heard that from) to say the least but it's something to consider.
True, but I don't know, Lincoln feels so little like a Globe thing.
What makes you say that? It's a handsome, elegant period piece directed by one of their favorites in Spielberg.
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