+3

You GBH haters are fucked in the head. If you want to hate something, hate Cap 2. Well, not really. Just find it overrated like you should.

Grand Budapest Hotel - 4
Interstellar - 4
Gone Girl - 3
Whiplash - 2
Lego Movie - 2
Birdman - 1
Life Itself - 1
Raid 2 - 1
Winter Soldier - 1
Guardians of the Galaxy - 1
Under the Skin - 1

You and I have always agreed on most things. This is not one of them.

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I want to punch Wes Anderson in his face.

Well who doesn't?

Best supporting actress



One could easily argue Patricia Arquette is the heart of Boyhood as protagonist Mason's single mother, a doting figure who always champions her children and slowly improves her social standing even as she also falls into ultimately doomed relationships with flawed men. The performance culminates in a moving sequence in which she reflects on how rapidly time elapses and wonders to what her various achievements, failures, gestures, and memories amount.



Tough and toned, Emily Blunt arguably steals Edge of Tomorrow from leading man Tom Cruise as Rita, a sergeant renowned (and feared, and envied) for her courage and iron resolve. Rita, a shining example of a female action hero, is aware of the time paradox in which Cruise's character is caught and teaches him how to turn it to his advantage.



In a cynical film populated by ice-cold social climbers, mercenary journalists, and a reactionary public, Carrie Coon registers as a charming, down-to-earth voice of pragmatic reason in Gone Girl, playing the put-upon and widely suspected male protagonist's devoted sister and conscience, Margo.



In Nightcrawler, Rene Russo flashily devours her first great role in 15 years: Nina, an ambitious television producer and a living embodiment of the media's ratings-driven, unquenchable thirst for death, despair, mayhem, and scandal filmed up close.



Emma Stone delivers her most intense and touching dramatic performance to date in Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) as Sam, a former drug abuser who is unsure how to repair her deeply fractured relationship with her father, a movie star who was almost never there for her growing up.



In Snowpiercer, a film overflowing with bold, colorful, and/or grotesque characters, none is more memorable than a nearly unrecognizable Tilda Swinton as a slithering bureaucrat who finds herself in over her head when the people she helps oppress rebel. Two-thirds Margaret Thatcher, one-third Charles Chaplin's Great Dictator, she is at once repugnant and dourly amusing.

And the award for best supporting actress goes to:

He wouldn't fight back. Unless he had an antique bb gun on hand and a pocket watch in his vest pocket.

Blunt

Stone

This

And the winner is Meryl Streep.

Swinton!

The winner is:

Emily Blunt, EDGE OF TOMORROW

Runner-up: Patricia Arquette, Boyhood

I am gutted by the Boyhood shutout so far.

Of. Course. I forgot this was KJ for a second.

YESH!!!!!

Lets face it. She won because of Lecter's gif, not because she was actually the best actress nominated.

Wow, I'm so glad Into the Woods finally won something! Good job Baker's Wife! The role is just an award winner.

KJ has a massive hard-on for Emily Blunt. And rightfully so. She was also nominated for Looper and The Devil Wears Prada, I believe.

Grand Budapest Hotel - 4
Interstellar - 4
Gone Girl - 3
Whiplash - 2
Lego Movie - 2
Birdman - 1
Life Itself - 1
Raid 2 - 1
Winter Soldier - 1
Edge of Tomorrow 1
Guardians of the Galaxy - 1
Under the Skin - 1

Blunt has A+ acting skills

Blunt, lol. KJ should be ashamed.