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Barbie worked too well on me. It’s the first movie that made me want to buy something. I need that sweater right now
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I’m not sure why normal people watch the Oscars but moviemaking is pretty dazzling. It shouldn’t be that hard to get people excited about something that’s really fucking cool
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📢 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 📢
Over the past 8 months I’ve been working away at an Oscar Predictions app which is finally deployed to the App Store! It’s free to download and I hope you Oscar fans will enjoy what it has to offer. Announcement video soon!
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C’mon C’mon is a BEAUTIFUL human film that snuck up and connected with me deeply. Year-best performances and pitch perfect chemistry between Joaquin Phoenix and Woody Norman (one of the best child performances I have ever seen). I fucking wept and it’s my favorite this year 10/10
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Why isn’t literally everyone predicting barbie for best picture?
- easy tech noms (and wins)
- easy acting nom
- fairly easy screenplay nom
- 90% RT 8.1 average
- 7.5/10 100k+ votes on IMDb despite haters, so it’s well liked
- box office and cultural smash hit
(cont…)
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The raves for Poor Things are off the charts great. Nearly major outlet is giving it their highest rating. Emma Stone looking like a new frontrunner and the film an awards juggernaut
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It’s impossible to overstate how fucking insane and wildly entertaining The Substance is. I needed this. Still buzzing from the unanimous “what the fuck” screaming and howling from the audience. Exceptionally well directed, fantastic sound and makeup. I want this to be huge
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Can any member of Critics Choice shed insight into how TAR won Best Score? Did they send you a vinyl of the score that didn’t make it into the movie? Anything please help me
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Brilliantly written and perfectly conceived in every sense, May December had me gripped throughout with its deep dive into the essence of its characters. Portman, Moore, and Melton give year-best performances. Score was striking and memorable. Oh and give Charles Melton the Oscar
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Anora is excellent. Madison and Eydelshteyn driver year-best work. Almost got a headache from all the chaos and yelling (it’s often hilarious), but Sean Baker pulls one of his signature endings that punches you in the gut. Easily one of the best films at Cannes
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The Iron Claw is a late year gem. At times a gutting, it also has deeply moving moments and is grounded by a sensitive performance from Zac Efron. Cinematography is a standout and the whole cast is excellent. This was a tightrope of a story but Sean Durkin walked it beautifully
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The Mario Movie got more Globe nominations than The Color Purple
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Nobody:
Not even the script:
Jared Leto: Meow
Jared Leto after finding out he wasn’t nominated
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Emilia Perez is a big, bold, soapy musical and received a rousing applause. It’s a lot of fun but the characters are a bit too surface/hallow for me to love it
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Third time seeing Everything Everywhere All At Once. It’s official, there is no need to make any more movies about the meaning of life. This has all the answers. Movies from here on can just be art projects filming squirrels or something
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Me trying to figure out who the 5th slot in best actress is going to
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I hate to say it but Killers of the Flower Moon seemed very confused with what to do with the character of Molly. As riveting as the drama and performances were, I can't say the story satisfied my deeper curiosities about the nature of this couple
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Just watched Mass again and it’s easily one of the best this year for me. For shooting one conversation the filmmaking is extraordinary, editing and cinematography. All four performances are awards worthy. Noticed how brilliant Reed Birney is. Deeply and daringly about faith
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Kinds of Kindness will please Lanthimos fans. He and co-writer Fillipou return to their offbeat, darkly comedic style with a mostly excellently utilized ensemble (wished for more Chao). Not much to chew on and I did feel the slow pacing past the two hour mark. But its a fun time!
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I keep hearing a howling chimpanzee then remember it’s just Cole editing the reaction video
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Zone of Interest is so anti-sensationalist that I don’t know how to phrase my emphatic recommendation. It’s more than just a film — it touches on the most troubling aspects of human beings
#TIFF23
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🚨 ANDROID USERS 🚨
Award Expert is now available on the Play Store!! Thanks for your patience.
Now get in there and predict as I prepare for leaderboards on Oscar nominations day!
Also
@letterboxd
where can I send my resume for software engineer? Please hire me 👀 🙏🏻
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House of Gucci could very well be the 10th slot for best picture
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Jonny Greenwood’s
#Spencer
theme on piano 🎹. Gonna post a slower tutorial below for anyone who wants to learn
"Mesmerizing"
@latimes
"Magnificent"
@guardian
"Masterpiece"
@awards_watch
SPENCER, directed by Pablo Larraín and starring Kristen Stewart, graces theaters Nov 5.
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How could you cut THIS but leave in all that other junk? Gaga knew the movie she was in!
Lady Gaga Pushed for
#HouseOfGucci
Sex Scene with Salma Hayek: ‘After Maurizio Dies, Maybe It Gets Hot’
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Alright bitches, I emailed the
#GoldenGlobes
and Kiki Palmer is Supporting and NOPE is a DRAMA.
#ThePowerOfJustEmailing
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A delicious and deep screenplay, aptly restrained but potent direction, and god tier performance from Sandra Hüller make Anatomy of the Fall one of the best films I’ve seen this year
#TIFF23
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TIFF crowd absolutely ate up
#Bros
. It’s laugh out loud hilarious and completely confident in its voice. Effortlessly watchable, incisively written. Best studio comedy in years
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TIFF APPROVED!! First in-person festival, I can’t wait. Would love to meet a bunch of you there
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- it’s a prestige film. Crafts.
- Gerwig has never been a bigger name
- some people’s favorite movie of the year
- it means something
- Jojo rabbit, don’t look up prove you don’t need to be universally loved or “flawless”, you just need to check boxes like the ones I just listed
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I will ONLY be trusting Letterboxd on Everything Everywhere All at Once because the critics didn’t get Swiss Army Man right (which is of my favorite films)
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Really liked The Apprentice! Sebastian Stan’s performance exceeded my expectations. Left feeling like this was a truthful dive into the ethos that guides Trump and of corruption in general. Kinda spoon-feeds you, but it had a strong thesis and was well done
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Past Lives - A soulful and incredibly moving portrait of relationships. Honest and true to its characters as they confront questions bigger than themselves. All three leads stole my heart. Had nearly the whole audience in tears. Easy contender for best film of the year
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YOU’RE TELLING ME SPENCER OR C’MON C’MON CAN’T FIT?
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A distributor CAN get 3 bp noms in the same year:
2017: Lionsgate
- la la land
- hell or high water
- hacksaw
2016: 20th century fox
- martian
- revenant
- spies
2013: Fox Film
- beasts
- life of pi
- lincoln
2013: Sony Pictures Entertainment
- amour
- django
- zero dark thirty
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Vinterberg’s nomination says that Celine Sciamma COULD HAVE BEEN NOMINATED if they pushed her. I reserve the right to be bitter about it
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On that note, I really believe award shows should embrace non-english language films equally to English language films. I’m guilty myself of prioritizing English language films over international ones. Good on these critics for seeing all of what this year had to offer
If you’re legitimately mad at who these two NYT writers chose as their personal Oscar nominees, I need you to:
A) Touch grass.
B) Realize that this is the NEW YORK TIMES. What did you think they were gonna nominate, SPIDER-MAN?! 😭
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I Saw the TV Glow is an absolute masterpiece. I’ll be shocked if 2024 can top this for best movie this year. Transfixing, audacious, visually and sonically brilliant — please buy 🎟️ 🎟️. Highly recommend multiple viewings!
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Okay how did Trial of Chicago 7 get Best Cinematography?
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In the Heights is getting nominated for best picture I’m convinced
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Well after talking about The Batman with people and doing the review with Oscar Expert I was indeed sorta wrong about it being basic
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Count the nominations in this image
First look at ‘The Woman King’ starring Viola Davis, Thuso Mbedu, John Boyega, Lashana Lynch, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Jayme Lawson, Masali Baduza, Sheila Atim, and Adrienne Warren.
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Have we all accepted that it’s happening yet? It COMPLETELY deserves it
#InTheHeightsMovie
#Oscars
#BestPicture
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I got just about everything I wanted out of The Holdovers. Charming, hilarious, and sweet. Can’t think of anyone better suited for this role than Paul Giamatti as he weaponizes his intellect and wit against the many little shits in his every day. Sure to melt a cold heart
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Holy fuck. Not sure I’ve ever squirmed this much. This is exhilarating, visceral filmmaking with stunning cinematography, performances and one of the year’s best scores. Did not expect to be moved so much by the ending. Something about it feels like pure C I N E M A
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- DRIVE MY CAR ACTUALLY DID IT
- STEWART REDEMPTION
- POTD WITH THIRTEEN NOMS WHO SAW THAT COMING
- NO ACTRESS OVERLAPS WITH PICTURE (WHO TF IS WINNING)
- WORST PERSON SCREENPLAY A TEASE BUT FUCK YES
- NEGGA + VILLANUEVA RIP
- IM THINKING OF ENDING THINGS HIVE
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Getting ready for our Golden Globes stream with this chaotic ass photo
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Much as I loved the wild and immaculate sets, witty dialogue, and excellent performances, the second half of Poor Things dragged and wasn’t as interesting as it could have been, given how thrilling Bella Baxter’s unadulterated perspective is
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Jessica Chastain has never been better in Memory. Goes to a place I didn’t expect but welcomed wholeheartedly. I don’t imagine it will work for everyone but the chemistry between Chastain and Skarsgaard is stirring and I was holding my breath through its more dramatic moments
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Holy shit you people flooded it! Really appreciate the support ❤️
Bare with me for the first couple months as I debug. I haven’t tested it at this scale yet. There are a bunch of issues that will be cleaned up. But many of you have made predictions and profiles! Awesome to see
📢 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 📢
Over the past 8 months I’ve been working away at an Oscar Predictions app which is finally deployed to the App Store! It’s free to download and I hope you Oscar fans will enjoy what it has to offer. Announcement video soon!
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Anyone summoning chaos and actually predicting Promising Young Woman for PGA?
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People getting so excited and hyped for new films on here, even if the reactions are inflated, is a wonderful thing. It’s the closest I get to a Christmas morning feeling
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Furiosa does not disappoint in terms of pure action spectacle and immaculate attention to detail. The action franchise remains one of the most exciting of its kind. Not quite a home run though, a bit trite
#Cannes2024
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Goldderby’s acting predictions were VERY accurate this year. The only miss was in supporting actor for someone who you weren’t even able to pick
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A surprise favorite from the fest, His Three Daughters features three of 2023’s finest performances, all Oscar worthy. A minimal, play-like drama with multifaceted characters. I’m iffy on some choices in the end but overall, incredibly moving and well written
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No notes! Hit Man is a delicious swirl of Linklater philosophy, noir, romance, and comedy. An excellent career move for Glenn Powell, also a writer and producer, it will surely solidify him as an exciting, versatile leading man. Hard to imagine anybody not enjoying this
#TIFF23
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After No Way Home cracks 200 million this weekend, will people still chalk up “poor” box office to the pandemic? I don’t think this fits anymore. My take, the pandemic accelerated the switch to at-home entertainment > theaters and I suspect it’s permanent. Marvel is the exception
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Huge congrats to Oscar Expert or should I say Cannes Expert heh. We did NOT expect that but I’m so pumped for him
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McDonough is a master of dark comedy. The Banshees of Inisherin had me laughing, caring, and then, to my surprise, sorrowfully pondering. It reminded me how good it can feel to not be fed the answers. The entire cast is excellent and the lighting was beautiful
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Unforgettable excerpt from Hopkins’ acceptance speech:
“Good morning.”
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Judas and the Black Messiah has an A Cinemascore, a 7.9 on IMDb, 87 on Metacritic, 96% on RT (8.3 avg) with 93% audience, and pulled a decent box office haul.
If this can't get into best picture I don't know anything anymore.
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So two exciting things with the Award Expert app…
1. You can now start making predictions for next year if you are feeling fiendish, and in all the major awards bodies
2. List what you would have been nominated in each category!
(make sure you have the latest update)
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Most spectacular surprise goes to:
EMERALD FENNELL (directing)
Most egregious snub goes to:
DELROY LINDO
Most heart-sinkingly left out yet sadly expected goes to:
PAUL RACI
#GoldenGlobes2021
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Judas and the Black Messiah is damn good. An unflinching look at the bloodshed between police and the Panthers with some of the year’s best performances. Difficult to watch and challenging as it should be. This better be nominated for Best Picture
#Sundance
#AcademyAwards
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First leaderboards are up!! Congrats to the top users. It’s amazing we got 4K+ users to make predictions
Please share any suggestions you have as you poke around the leaderboards
Next up is letting you see your history throughout the year. Will take a couple months to complete
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I’m painfully holding my tongue to talk about my favorite film at Sundance so far (Embargoed)
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The Menu is absolutely wild and a blast. Great score, performances, and crafts all around. But the biggest surprise for me was how moved I was by its commentary on the pretentious and suddenly seeing myself in the villain
#TheMenu
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WANTED: OPINIONS
So for the next Award Expert update, you’ll be able to predict whatever awards ceremonies I open.
Would you prefer to have the ability to predict all the major awards all at once? Or drop non-Oscar events later in the year? Leaning towards all at once
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Jane Schoenbrun cements themself as one of the most exciting and innovative filmmakers creating right now, with I Saw the TV Glow. Completely transfixing throughout. Soundtrack/score/sound design were phenomenal. Cinematography was top notch. Can’t wait to see it again
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Hear me out. Bias aside. Jared Leto might win the Oscar. In fact he might be my
#1
. Tell me I’m wrong
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Wow,
#Layla
really blew me away. I don’t think I’ve seen a more empathetic and delicate portrayal of interracial and queer relationships, and the negotiation with self at each intersection. Asks truthful, unsolvable questions and dares not to answer them. Don’t miss!
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Thought Spencer was fantastic. It went very deep into Diana’s tortured mind. Story was surprisingly simple and grounded (to the point of being repetitive) but at the same time had enough complexities that I can’t wait to see it again. Stewart STUNS!
#SPENCER
features a stunning, transformative lead perfomance from Kristen Stewart. Greenwood's score and Mathon's cinematography are beautiful. It's a focused, distressing portrait of a constrained soul yearning for autonomy.
Full review:
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Thanks everyone for using the app and sending in your suggestions! There’s been great feedback so far. And we’re at 1.6k active users!
If you’re enjoying it, I’d really appreciate a quick rating or review on the App Store. Much appreciated!
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Dumbest shit I’ve ever seen. Mesmerized by every second of it. Aggro Dr1ft won’t work for everyone but there’s absolutely an audience who is going to dig it and turns out I’m among them. A Terrence Malick movie shot through a wormhole and vaporized into demon puke
#TIFF23
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Fell hard for Cha Cha Real Smooth. There’s something here for everyone in this exploration of early 20s when you’re desperate for life to take any sort of shape. Impossible to resist Cooper Raiff’s charismatic and wholesome Andrew. Had me beaming throughout
#Sundance
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Congrats to the 7 users who got all but one category correct!! 🎉 👏🏻 🎈
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Dune definitely delivers for fans of the novel. It’s epic as fuck and owes a huge debt to Zimmer’s nearly ever-present score which will prob take the Oscar. Don’t know what it would be without that. Story wise nothing blew me away. But it’s an engrossing success
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It’s not like we’re gonna get five more Oppenheimers by the end of the year
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When the Light Breaks is a difficult and honest exploration of grief. The cinematography is expressive and intimate, and the lead performance from Elín Hall is often breathtaking as she communicates volumes of story without dialogue. Really well done 👏🏻
#Cannes2024
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Folks, Paul Raci did it.
Thought it was just a pipe dream when I first watched SoM
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Wild Diamond is a complicated portrait of a young woman discovering her power to perform sexuality in a social media age. Liked it!
#Cannes2024
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It’s What’s Inside is a total BLAST. It lit me up like a pinball machine, it’s so maximally entertaining. Destined to be the next indie thriller gem that smashes the box office, or so I hope. If you want an adrenaline shot of original, inventive storytelling, this is for you
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The Green Knight was even more ambitious and bold than I imagined. I was able to settle into the languid pacing and appreciate the beautiful filmmaking but left the theater thinking I didn’t get it. I have a feeling this one will come together on a second watch. Spectacular.
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I just realized nobody talks about Mr Turner anymore. That movie was top 3 of the year and one of the best performances I’ve seen. Got trashed on Letterboxd but has a 94 on Metacritic
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A sharp screenplay garnered many moments of mid-screening applause from the first public audience to see Rustin. Colman Domingo may very well be Oscar-bound and the film around him solid! Shoutout to Branford Marsalis’s kinetic score
#TIFF23
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