Oh sorry, those oscars
I thought this was about Oscar Pistofforious


@au.trave wrote:

Who do you think will win this year and do you agree?

 

Best Film: American Hustle (don't agree)

 

Best Director: Alfonso Cuaron, Gravity (agree)

 

Best Actor: Leonardo Dicaprio (don't agree)

 

Best Actress: Cate Blanchett  (don't agree)

 

Best Supporting Actress:  Jennifer Lawrence (DON'T AGREE)

 

Best Supporting Actor:  Jared Leto  (agree)


Best Film: I'd give it to Gravity but it will probably be won by 12 Years A Slave. American Hustle has a first class cast but it gets a bit confusing & the ending lacks gravitas. 12 Years is a beautifully crafted film that makes a powerful statement but that doesn't make it any more likeable. I think the Academy may be swayed by their wish to be seen supporting the descendants of those who were so wronged. They like to make political points. 

 

Best Director: No idea. They have all done a good job, maybe Scorsese for his meticulous plotting of The Wolf of Wall Street.

 

Best Actor: Leo Dicaprio by the length of the strait. He is in almost every scene of the 3 hours of The Wolf of Wall Street, he narrates it as well & he carries the entire film on his back. He gives a tour-de-force performance that few other actors could have carried off. He appears to have taken De Niro's place as the muse of Martin Scorses & I hope they combine for more movies as good as this one.

 

Best Actress: Form would point to Cate Blanchett. Of the other nominees only Amy Adams doesn't have an Oscar & I cannot see her being rewarded for her role in American Hustle. But that's just me, good luck to her if she wins.

 

Best Supporting Actress: Jennifer Lawrence is so good in American Hustle I almost dropped my popcorn. While I found her character to be a dislikeable person, isn't that the mark of a good performance when they can get to you like that? She is nothing like any of her previous roles & I for one could never have imagined she could have done it so well. I haven't seen Nebraska & there's a lot of talk about June Squibb's part in that. I'll leave it to the Academy, they can figure it out.

 

Best Supporting Actor: Jared Leto. I can almost guarantee his win. He's that good. Perhaps Jonah Hill in Wall Street has a chance, he has a wild eyed craziness about him that's well done. However Leto's final scene brought tears to my eyes while Hill just got irritating. 

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@aussie_guy wrote:
My prdiction is he will get 20 years to life

Let's hope so.  Unless the defence kicks the legs out from under the prosecution case.   Smiley Surprised


@polksaladallie wrote:

@aussie_guy wrote:
My prdiction is he will get 20 years to life

Let's hope so.  Unless the defence kicks the legs out from under the prosecution case.   Smiley Surprised


i think he's going to get off completely or lightly.

 

 


@gemsttonepette wrote:

@au.trave wrote:

Who do you think will win this year and do you agree?

 

Best Film: American Hustle (don't agree)

 

Best Director: Alfonso Cuaron, Gravity (agree)

 

Best Actor: Leonardo Dicaprio (don't agree)

 

Best Actress: Cate Blanchett  (don't agree)

 

Best Supporting Actress:  Jennifer Lawrence (DON'T AGREE)

 

Best Supporting Actor:  Jared Leto  (agree)


Best Film: I'd give it to Gravity but it will probably be won by 12 Years A Slave. American Hustle has a first class cast but it gets a bit confusing & the ending lacks gravitas. 12 Years is a beautifully crafted film that makes a powerful statement but that doesn't make it any more likeable. I think the Academy may be swayed by their wish to be seen supporting the descendants of those who were so wronged. They like to make political points. 

 

Best Director: No idea. They have all done a good job, maybe Scorsese for his meticulous plotting of The Wolf of Wall Street.

 

Best Actor: Leo Dicaprio by the length of the strait. He is in almost every scene of the 3 hours of The Wolf of Wall Street, he narrates it as well & he carries the entire film on his back. He gives a tour-de-force performance that few other actors could have carried off. He appears to have taken De Niro's place as the muse of Martin Scorses & I hope they combine for more movies as good as this one.

 

Best Actress: Form would point to Cate Blanchett. Of the other nominees only Amy Adams doesn't have an Oscar & I cannot see her being rewarded for her role in American Hustle. But that's just me, good luck to her if she wins.

 

Best Supporting Actress: Jennifer Lawrence is so good in American Hustle I almost dropped my popcorn. While I found her character to be a dislikeable person, isn't that the mark of a good performance when they can get to you like that? She is nothing like any of her previous roles & I for one could never have imagined she could have done it so well. I haven't seen Nebraska & there's a lot of talk about June Squibb's part in that. I'll leave it to the Academy, they can figure it out.

 

Best Supporting Actor: Jared Leto. I can almost guarantee his win. He's that good. Perhaps Jonah Hill in Wall Street has a chance, he has a wild eyed craziness about him that's well done. However Leto's final scene brought tears to my eyes while Hill just got irritating. 


 

I agree totally. Great post.

 

The Oscars are on tomorrow aren't they?

Yay!  Go Cate!

 

McConaughey deserved the win.