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Annara Snow

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  1. I've seen three of these films - amd Monster was my favorite of them, I'm glad it got Best Director. Not the biggest fan of Perfect Days, but that central performance was incredible. Evil Does Not Exist, however, was such a weird movie, and maybe I need to watch it again to figure out what it was trying to do, but that ending just left Mr confused, and not in a good way. I'm hoping Godzilla: Minus One finally gets a release here.
  2. It's absolutely criminal that he was snubbed for this by all sorts of awards. The miniseries too.
  3. I haven't seen everything yet, will try in the next few days (still to see The Holdovers, Maestro and American Fiction, plus May/December, The Color Purple, and unfortunately it looks like there's no possibility to see The Boy and the Heron unless it is released in cinemas here), but my biggest differences are: Four Daughters for Best Documentary Feature; Mark Ruffalo for Supporting Actor; Past Lives or Poor Things for Best Picture (but I'm also OK with Oppenheimer winning)... not sure about the score.
  4. The White Lotus winning best music supervision over Yellowjackets is just as insane and undeserved as when it won best score Emmy over Succession.
  5. Is this a prediction solely based on what you think WILL win, or what you think should win? ,
  6. I'm saying that the awards at the biggest film destivala are pretty damn important in the world of film by itself, and not just by whether or not they mean something for the Oscars. Oscars are not the be all and end all of all film awards, especially since they usually ignore most of the world cinema. And I'm not seeing any other thread here about film awards.
  7. I mean, Cannes, Berlinale and Venice Film Festivals are pretty big in the world of cinema. A bit more important than the Turkish TV scene, I'd say.
  8. Berlinale winners: https://www.berlinale.de/en/festival/awards-and-juries/international-jury.html
  9. No, I mean they didn't use to have awards for TV shows until a few years ago, did they? Blue Jasmine was a movie.
  10. I forgot they had TV awards now (since the last few years?)Well, Well, the fact they didn't even nominate Jeremy Strong for his final season for the one major award he did not win for Succession, showed they didn't care much about 'last chances'. Sarah Snook and Matthew McFadyen were great and Kieran Culkin showed he could do great dramatic work in the final season in addition to his usual thing and the show would never work without Brian Cox's presence, but when people talk about and make the 'greatest TV performances' lists, it's Jeemy Strong as Kendall Roy they single out, throughout all 4 seasons, and with good reason (and ot's not just because he is, after all, the main character).
  11. We know they don't all watch it. And it's certainly not primarily about "personal tastes" and who people like, because how would that explain the same people sweeping the season most of the tone? The voters are not all the same for all those different awards, are they? I'm pretty sure it's mostly about campaigning and whose campaign turns out to be the most successful one.
  12. Boy, would I love if Oscars were actually given to actors for their best performances, and not 1) 'because they are overdue, oops we never awarded them before and now they're kind of at a certain age with an x number of nominations... let's give them for this OK performance in this mediocre movie" or 2) not give them because "well, do they need another one at such a young age? We gave them already for this OK perfomance in a mediocre movie, so maybe we shouldn't give them for this incredible performance in this amazing movie, which would otherwise be the clear winner".
  13. Probably should have been less of a surprise when you take into accoutn the fact that none of the Succession cast have ever won an individual SAG award, though the ernsemble has now won twice in a row. Amen! I'm starting to think that, instead of the idea to introduce an additional Drama-Comedy category to leave the Comedy category for real comedies, they should instead have categories split by whether episodes are 30 minutes or an hour long, since 90% of the former shows are always lumped in the Comedy category to increase their chances, even when they're definitely not a comedy. Even if there was a Dramedy category, I bet most of the nominees would still be hour-long shows that are combinations of satifical/dark comedy and drama. (And The Bear is not even a dramedy, it's just drama IMO)
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