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Dr. Lecter
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 Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations BTW, with 8 wins, I think Mad Max has already set a new BFCA record.
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Jacob Tremblay won Best Young Actor and gave one of the most adorable speeches of all-time. Too bad he didn't get an Oscar nom.
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Dr. Lecter
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Apparently Abraham Attah cried when Tremblay won.
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Dr. Lecter wrote: Apparently Abraham Attah cried when Tremblay won. The camera did cut to him, I didn't see tears but he looked upset. Both did great jobs, I'd even say Attah did the better job. But his role was also more demanding. But Tremblay is a force of nature on the cute kid scale.
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Dr. Lecter
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Racist! :-P
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Dr. Lecter wrote: I guess only Costume Design is slightly surprising. Costumes were AMAZING in Mad Max. Seriously one of the main things I noticed on first viewing. I'm a little more surprised by Visual Effects, though maybe I shouldn't be.
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations About 80 minutes and 12 categories remaining.
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Furious 7 wins Best Song
The Hateful Eight wins Best Score
Son of Saul wins Best Foreign Language Film
All off-screen wins.
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations I'm enjoying TJ Miller
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations George Miller wins Best Director!
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations So Mad Max has won everything so far except for Best Cinematography and Best Sci-Fi movie.
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Best Original Screenplay goes to Spotloght
Best Adapted Screenplay goes to The Big Short
Best Doc goes to Amy
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Amy Schumer wins Best Actress Comedy.
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Schumer gave a nice one there. Robbed of that Globe
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Christian Bale wins Best Actor Comedy.
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations The Big Short wins Best Comedy
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Brie for Best Actress Drama, Leo for Best Actor Drama, and Spotlight for Best Drama
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations No surprise, as critics consensus has been the Spotlight/Miller combo for BP/BD, with Mad Max dominating the techs.
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Best Picture
SPOTLIGHT
Best Director
George Miller, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
Best Actor
Leonardo DiCaprio, THE REVENANT
Best Actress
Brie Larson, ROOM
Best Supporting Actor
Sylvester Stallone, CREED
Best Supporting Actress
Alicia Vikander, THE DANISH GIRL
Best Young Actor/Actress
Jacob Tremblay, ROOM
Best Acting Ensemble
SPOTLIGHT
Best Original Screenplay
SPOTLIGHT, Tom McCarthy and Josh Singer
Best Adapted Screenplay
THE BIG SHORT, Charles Randolph and Adam McKay
Best Cinematography
THE REVENANT, Emmanuel Lubezki
Best Production Design
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, Colin Gibson
Best Editing
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, Margaret Sixel
Best Costume Design
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, Jenny Beavan
Best Hair & Makeup
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
Best Visual Effects
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
Best Animated Feature
INSIDE OUT
Best Action Movie
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
Best Actor in an Action Movie
Tom Hardy, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
Best Actress in an Action Movie
Charlize Theron, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
Best Comedy
THE BIG SHORT
Best Actor in a Comedy
Christian Bale, THE BIG SHORT
Best Actress in a Comedy
Amy Schumer, TRAINWRECK
Best Sci-Fi/Horror Movie
EX MACHINA
Best Foreign Language Film
SON OF SAUL
Best Documentary Feature
AMY
Best Original Song
FURIOUS 7, "See You Again"
Best Original Score
THE HATEFUL EIGHT, Ennio Morricone
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations I'm very pleased with these wins overall. The Revenant wins only the two awards it deserves to win, from my perspective, and nothing more.
Very happy for Schumer's win and the many wins for the terrific Mad Max. And Spotlight was also one of my favourite films of the year - very pleased with it's ensemble win in particular. The Oscars really need to add a Best Ensemble category already.
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Dr. Lecter
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Nothing very surprising here. At all.I did well with my predictions. Sure I risked Mara and Ronan for the actresses, but neither Larson nor Vikander are surprises. It was obvious they'd go for Spotlight in Picture and for Miller in Director. It is a patter identical to that they took for Gravity/12 Years a Slave and Boyhood/Birdman. It would have been silly to expect something else. These awards are utterly meaningless, in any way shape or form.
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Dr. Lecter wrote: These awards are utterly meaningless, in any way shape or form. Not completely. Sly isn't nominated at SAG or BAFTA, so this was his last televised award appearance before the Oscars.
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Tremblay's acceptance speech is one of the cutest things I've ever seen.
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Dr. Lecter
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Loyal wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: These awards are utterly meaningless, in any way shape or form. Not completely. Sly isn't nominated at SAG or BAFTA, so this was his last televised award appearance before the Oscars. He sealed the deal at the Globes. _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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Re: Broadcast Film Critics Nominations Dr. Lecter wrote: Loyal wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: These awards are utterly meaningless, in any way shape or form. Not completely. Sly isn't nominated at SAG or BAFTA, so this was his last televised award appearance before the Oscars. He sealed the deal at the Globes. No, he fumbled the deal as been widely reported by pundits. He corrected his mistake last night.
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