I had to vote for Mad Max because it's the only one of the 5 I saw.

Winners Tally:

Mad Max: Fury Road - 7
Inside Out - 2
Ex Machina - 2

Amy - 1 (Documentary)
Fifty Shades of Grey - 1 (Best Song)
It Follows - 1
Steve Jobs - 1
The Assasin - 1 (Foreign Language)
The Gift - 1
The Hateful Eight - 1
The Martian - 1
Trainwreck - 1

7th trophy of the night for Mad Max. The Revenant has the only chance at BD now.

I hate y'all. <3

Like the awards The Revenant was a close second for me in Cinematography after Mad Max.

Isn't it kinda baffling how little support The Revenant has on WOKJ? On paper it had so much going for it. People here like the directo, they love DiCaprio, it is a huge hit and seemingly right up WOKJ's alley.

I guess I can reveal now that it wasn't even in the Top 10 for a BP nomination, garnering less points than Kingsman.

But it's all fine by me. I voted it in two categories only (Cinematography and Makeup)

Best actress



Emily Blunt in Sicario

Emily Blunt plays Kate, an FBI SWAT agent who is recruited for a covert CIA operation against a major Mexican drug cartel. Blunt captivates as the film's uncertain moral center, a strong woman forced to weigh her belief in law and order against the icy, lethal, and often unethical pragmatism employed by those around her.



Brie Larson in Room

Brie Larson plays Joy or "Ma," a woman abducted many years ago and held in a claustrophobic room. After giving birth to a child in captivity, she shelters him from the perilous truth of their situation while quietly pondering escape. Larson's is a devastating and then triumphant portrayal of a mother's strength.



Rooney Mara in Carol

Rooney Mara plays Therese, an introverted and melancholy aspiring photographer whose life is energized by a romantic liaison with an older woman, a connection complicated by the conservative social mores of 1950s America. Mara reveals her character's gradual self-realization with subtlety, sensitivity, and grace.



Daisy Ridley in Star Wars: The Force Awakens

Daisy Ridley plays Rey, a desert-planet scavenger thrust into a galactic conflict and, at the end of the film, ready to be educated in the Force. Star Wars fans around the globe instantly embraced the charming and spry Ridley, a virtual unknown when cast, as the new star of the franchise and have hotly debated the origin and potential of her character.



Amy Schumer in Trainwreck

Amy Schumer plays Amy, a big-screen version of her acerbic and oversexed stand-up persona. She not only delivers a towering comic performance, delivering raunchy one-liners with speed and precision, but also connects on a more poignant level as the character copes with the death of her father and the anxiety of modern dating.



Charlize Theron in Mad Max: Fury Road

Charlize Theron plays Imperator Furiosa, a woman torn from her family as a child and shaped into a soldier by a post-apocalyptic tyrant. She rebels against her cruel master when she steals his sex-slave wives and sets out to find a new home, inciting an enormous chase through the desert. With her shaved head, robotic arm, and haunted gaze, Theron creates a distinctive, empowered, and fiery new road warrior.

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And the winner is:

David is now going to present the Best Actress award.

Let me guess... Charlize... ugh

No Mad Max was my favorite film of the year. I am referring to Kingsman

I voted for Theron because she was so good and snubbed everywhere.

Come on Daisy!

Daisy or Brie

Isaac is great. Happy that he won. And Fury Road for cinematography.

The winner is Daisy Ridley for Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Charlize Theron in Mad Max: Fury Road is the runner-up, losing by three votes.

An absolutely inane winner. She is cute and fairly charming, but it seems absolutely absurd to me to award her over Larson, who is momentous.

She didn't win breakthrough but won actress!? Whut

YES!!!!!!!!

Fuck yes!nehdjdjjsksjshsks

Oh snap

Remember my fuckability comment from earlier?

Daisy carried TFA, absolutely wonderful.

That doesn't contradict since she lost Breakthrough against the Supporting Actress winner.

It's her movie.

Winners Tally:

Mad Max: Fury Road - 7
Inside Out - 2
Ex Machina - 2

Amy - 1 (Documentary)
Fifty Shades of Grey - 1 (Best Song)
It Follows - 1
Star Wars: The Force Awakens - 1
Steve Jobs - 1
The Assasin - 1 (Foreign Language)
The Gift - 1
The Hateful Eight - 1
The Martian - 1
Trainwreck - 1

First win of the night for Star Wars after being runner-up in almost all categories to Mad Max.