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Holden Pike 01-14-16 10:07 AM

Oscar's Best Actress 2016
 
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Here are the Academy choices for the top five performances by a woman in a leading role. Which was your favorite?

http://www.movieforums.com/community...1&d=1452787303

Cate Blanchett, Carol
Brie Larson, Room
Jennifer Lawrence, Joy
Charlotte Rampling, 45 Years
Saoirse Ronan, Brooklyn

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Miss Vicky 01-14-16 10:10 AM

Re: Oscar's Best Actress 2016
 
I haven't seen any of these movies. No idea who's taking it home.

ScarletLion 01-14-16 10:16 AM

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Just give it to Larson now.

Sexy Celebrity 01-14-16 10:25 AM

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Yawns.

Thursday Next 01-14-16 10:37 AM

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I wasn't expecting her to be nominated, but I'm kind of disappointed that Carey Mulligan hasn't had more awards/nominations/buzz for her performance in Suffragette which I thought was a very good performance, she really carries the film. I can see why some people might not like the film but her performance deserved more recognition, I thought.

But I haven't seen any of the nominated performances yet, perhaps it was just a very strong year. I've heard really good things about Saiorsie Ronan and Brie Larson's performances.

seanc 01-14-16 10:39 AM

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Wow, still haven't seen four of these so I will wait to vote.

CiCi 01-14-16 11:37 AM

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Shock, J-Law got a nom :lol: hoping Ms. Blanchett gets the win though :love:

TheUsualSuspect 01-14-16 01:50 PM

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Can we get off the Jennifer Lawrence train now???

Larson.

mark f 01-14-16 01:59 PM

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I thought Charlotte Rampling gave the best performance. Brie Larson is the frontrunner, but having seen all five I don't know why. And Rooney Mara is the real lead in Carol, but they pushed her in the Supporting category.

AdamUpBxtch 01-14-16 03:31 PM

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I love Jen, but why is she on this list? Joy was not a good movie....

rauldc14 01-14-16 03:39 PM

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I thought Brie Larson was very deserving. I haven't seen the other four yet though.

mojofilter 01-14-16 05:20 PM

Brie Larson

cinemajack 01-14-16 07:37 PM

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1. Saoirse Ronan, Brooklyn
2. Brie Larson, Room
3. Charlotte Rampling, 45 Years
4. Jennifer Lawrence, Joy
5. Cate Blanchett, Carol

Steve Freeling 01-14-16 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by AdamUpBxtch (Post 1439182)
I love Jen, but why is she on this list? Joy was not a good movie....
Oh, yes it was.

cinemajack 01-14-16 10:36 PM

Originally Posted by AdamUpBxtch (Post 1439182)
I love Jen, but why is she on this list? Joy was not a good movie....
I liked Joy, and I think her performance is pretty damn good, even if she is miscast.

mojofilter 01-18-16 01:03 AM

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Brie Larson is the guaranteed winner

Iroquois 01-18-16 01:33 AM

Originally Posted by Steve Freeling (Post 1439362)
Oh, yes it was.
Oh, no it wasn't.

Steve Freeling 01-18-16 11:17 PM

Originally Posted by Iroquois (Post 1441910)
Originally Posted by Steve Freeling (Post 1439362)
Oh, yes it was.
Oh, no it wasn't.
"Oh, no it wasn't," my ass.

AdamUpBxtch 01-18-16 11:40 PM

Originally Posted by Steve Freeling (Post 1439362)
Oh, yes it was.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but I thought it was a pretty mediocre film, just like American Hustle....

Derek Vinyard 01-18-16 11:42 PM

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Brie Larson is freaking gorgeous

Iroquois 01-18-16 11:43 PM

Originally Posted by Steve Freeling (Post 1442460)
"Oh, no it wasn't," my ass.
It's not like "oh, yes, it was" is automatically on a higher level. That being said, I elaborated on my feelings towards Joy in this review.

MovieGal 01-18-16 11:44 PM

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There is no way I would watch Joy.... I think Jen and Brad are both terrible actors/actresses... and this is my opinion!

NedStark09 01-19-16 06:37 AM

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I personally feel that Daisey Ridley really got snubbed here. All The Awards shows messed up here.Yeah I knows its Star Wars and some have issues with her character of Rey. However Ridley simply owned the role of Rey.

Dtwizzy2k8 01-19-16 12:30 PM

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I watched Brooklyn last night, and I was very impressed with Saoirse Ronan's performance. She deserves to win over Brie Larson IMHO, but I have not seen any of the other nominees yet.

Dtwizzy2k8 01-19-16 12:32 PM

Originally Posted by NedStark09 (Post 1442562)
I personally feel that Daisey Ridley really got snubbed here. All The Awards shows messed up here.Yeah I knows its Star Wars and some have issues with her character of Rey. However Ridley simply owned the role of Rey.
I don't know about getting snubbed because I haven't seen all the nominees, but I agree that Ridley was great as Rey.

TheUsualSuspect 01-19-16 12:33 PM

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She was great, but worthy of a nomination???? If you want to look to someone who deserve a nomination look at Charlize Theron before Daisey Ridley.

Yoda 01-19-16 12:34 PM

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Yeah, as much as I enjoyed The Force Awakens, nobody in that film deserved an acting nomination.

Dtwizzy2k8 01-19-16 02:05 PM

Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 1442650)
Yeah, as much as I enjoyed The Force Awakens, nobody in that film deserved an acting nomination.
BB-8 for Best Supporting Droid doe. Stole the scene with the thumbs up to Finn.

NedStark09 01-19-16 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by TheUsualSuspect (Post 1442649)
She was great, but worthy of a nomination???? If you want to look to someone who deserve a nomination look at Charlize Theron before Daisey Ridley.
I'd be OK with Theron and ridley added. Why should best picture have 8 slots.

Iroquois 01-19-16 11:47 PM

Originally Posted by TheUsualSuspect (Post 1442649)
She was great, but worthy of a nomination???? If you want to look to someone who deserve a nomination look at Charlize Theron before Daisey Ridley.
Well, if Jennifer Lawrence can get in for Joy...

TheUsualSuspect 01-20-16 08:38 AM

Originally Posted by Iroquois (Post 1442979)
Well, if Jennifer Lawrence can get in for Joy...
Without having seen Joy, I feel like she's nominated because of her popularity right now. Kind of like Meryl Streep. Nominated for the sake of it regardless of quality of performance.


.....God...is Jennifer Lawrence the new Meryl Streep?!?!?!?! :eek::eek:

Holden Pike 01-20-16 11:50 AM

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For the record Maryl Streep was in two films this past year: starring in the fluffy Ricki and the Flash and a supporting role (essentially just one key scene) in Suffragette. Somehow the Academy, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, and the Screen Actors Guild all failed to nominate her.

An oversight, I'm sure.

rauldc14 02-27-16 10:44 AM

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Larson will win, but I did think that Blanchett and especially Ronan gave good performances.

Holden Pike 02-29-16 09:51 AM

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After winning basically every award leading up to the Oscars, it was absolutely zero surprise that Brie Larson did win Best Actress for Room. She would have gotten my vote, though both Saoirse Ronan and Charlotte Rampling were wonderful. Rampling has been a favorite of mine for decades (Under the Sand is still my favorite performance of hers), it was a long overdue nomination. And between last year's Grand Budapest Hotel and this year's Brooklyn I can say I am now a true fan of Saoirse Ronan, finally washing away the hate I had for her because of her annoying character in Atonement.

Good crop of actresses this year, but I think the right one won. It'll be interesting to see how she shapes her career from here on out, with the opportunities she will have in the next two or three years. She's only twenty-six, she has a lot of career to build.

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colejwalker 02-29-16 11:08 AM

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This is the one category where if one of the actresses one over the other I probably wouldn't have cared. This was a much stronger year for women in film than any other I feel like. Glad for Brie though and she probably gave the best speech of the night next to Leo.


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