13th Annual No Guts, No Glory (sticky)
Okay my good friends, dear readers, haters, and Oscar watchers our final No Guts, No Glory for the year. We’ve been doing this a long time. You remember the rules.
Up to three and they have to be outlandish predictions, something that really isn’t being predicted to win. Predicting Meryl Streep to win in Best Actress really doesn’t qualify. Predicting Rooney Mara does. I am already predicting A Separation to win in original screenplay in an upset (but you should not follow suit – the most likely winner there is either Midnight in Paris or The Artist).
Here are mine.
1. Harry Potter wins visual effects
2. Max Von Sydow upsets in Supporting Actor
3. The Descendants wins Best Picture
Your turn! And happy Oscar weekend to all of you.
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1. Hugo for best picture
2. Midnight in Paris for original screenplay
3. Moneyball for adapted screenplay
1. Max von Sydow wins Best Supporting Actor
2. Glenn Close wins Best Actress
3. “Moneyball” wins Best Adapted Screenplay
1. Michelle Williams wins Best Actress
2. Harry Potter wins Visual Effects (which I’m actually predicting)
3. A Separation wins Best Original Screenplay
Bridesmaids for Screenplay (does this count?)
Kungfu Panda 2 for Animated Feature (I liked it better than Rango)
Demian Bichir for Best Actor (he was fabulous in the movie).
These wins will make me super happy.
1. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy for Adapted Screenplay
2. Drive for Sound Editing
3. Jessica Chastain for Supporting Actress
1. Brad Pitt wins Best Actor
2. A Separation wins Best Adapted Screenplay
3. The Descendants wins Best Picture
1. Glenn Close finally wins her first Oscar.
2. Gary Oldman wins the Oscar on his first nomination.
3. Anything other than “A Separation” winning Best Foreign Language Film
1. Harry Potter wins art direction.
2. Girl With The Dragon Tatoo wins any oscars (i think it deserves one somewhere)
3. Best director goes to Tree Of Life
But who are we kidding none of these will happen. Theres only a little suspense in art direction, docs, original screenplay, and best actress. Everything else is pretty much decided.
Brad Pitt Best Actor for Moneyball
Glenn Close Best Actress for Albert Nobbs
Descendants Best Picture
1. Rooney Mara
2. Martin Scorsese (even that I am leaning more and more to Terence Malick)
3. Reel Steel for Visual FX
1. Meryl and Viola cancel each other out and Michelle Williams surprises
2. Melissa McCarthy wins Supporting
3. Margin Call wins Screenplay
1. Malick wins director
2. Michelle Williams wins actress
3. A Separation loses foreign film
1 Drive for Best Sound Editing
2 Chico & Rita for Best Animated Film
3 A Separation for Best Original Screenplay (although this may not be much of a stretch to think anymore)
THE TREE OF LIFE SWEEPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Drive wins its one Oscar
Melissa McCarthy get S. Actress
The Artist only gets Best Actor.
Demian Bichir for BEST ACTOR
Margin Call for ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Kung Fu Panda 2 for ANIMATED FEATURE
1. Brad Pitt wins Best Actor.
2. Melissa McCarthy wins Best Supporting Actress
3. Bridesmaids wins Best Original Screenplay
1.Extremely Loud wins Best Picture (why not?)
2.Rooney Mara wins Best Actress
3.Terrence Malick wins Best Director
Rooney Mara wins Best Actress
Harry POtter wins Art Direction
Max Von Sydow wins Supporting Actor
Hugo sweeps!
Davis and Streep tied for Best Actress!
Pitt wins Best Actor!
1. The Descendants for best editing
2.W.E. for costume design
3.Melissa McCarthy for supporting actress
Hey Sasha, I thought you’d appreciate this, http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/concessions-90210/Content?oid=12736663. My favorite line is: You have got to be kidding me. I figured it was a bunch of undocumented migrant workers who really, really liked “The King’s Speech”.
1. Hugo for Best Picture
2. Harry Potter for Visual Effects
3. Martin Scorsese for Best Director
1. Best Director – Terrence Malick
2. Best Actor – Brad Pitt
3. Best Original Screenplay – Margin Call
I’d be very happy with that.
1. Meryl for Actress
2. Brad for Actor
3. Bridesmaids for Screenplay
1. MONEYBALL wins both WRITING and FILM EDITING
2. IN DARKNESS steals the foreign language picture race
3. CHICO & RITA take animated picture
Harry Potter wins all three awards (visual f/x, art direction, makeup)
Bejo wins Supporting Actress
The Descendants wins Picture
1. Terrence Malick wins Best Director
2. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo wins Best Sound Editing
3. Hugo wins Best Original Score
DIRECTOR: Terrance Mallick for the Tree of Life
SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Melissa McCarthy – Beginners
ACTOR: Gary Oldman for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (I would love to see this one)
1. Max von Sydow wins best supporting actor
2. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy wins best adapted screenplay
3. War Horse wins for cinematography
Gary Oldman for Best Actor
Rooney Mara for Best Actress
Max Von Sydow for Best Sup. Actor
Terrence Malick for Directing
Bridesmaids for Orig. Screenplay
Tinker Tailer for Adapted Screenplay and Score.
Moneyball for Sound Mixing and Editing.
extremely loud gets best pic
mccarthy gets supporting actress
sydow gets supporting actor
1. The Descendants wins Best Picture
2. Tinker Taylor Soldier Spy wins Best Adapted Screenplay
3. Real Steel wins Best Visual Effects
Rooney Mara
Demian Bichir
Martin Scorsese
That’s not just my NGNG it’s my wishlist.
1. Gary Oldman wins Best Actor
2. Glenn Close wins Best Actress
3. Terrence Malick wins Best Director
4. Max von Sydow wins Best Suporting Actor
it would be awsome!
1.Max Von Sydow wins best supporting actor
2.Brad Pitt Wins Best Picture
3.George Clooney wins best actor
Michelle Williams best actress
Bérénice Bejo best supporting actress
Drive
Michelle Williams (actress)
Jessica Chastain (supporting actress)
W.E. (costumes)
I’ve been waiting for NGNG!
Gary Oldman for Best Actor
Margin Call for Best Original Screenplay
Monsieur Lazhar for Foreign-language Film
1. Hugo
2. Malick (I’m sorry, Mr. Malick couldn’t be here tonight…)
3. Rio song
1. Hugo wins Adapted Screenplay (in lieu of BP or Director)
2. Harry Potter wins VFX (see BAFTA-Oscar history for trend)
3. Girl with the Dragon Tattoo wins Editing (see it bagging something)
1. In Darkness over A Separation
2. Moneyball – Ad. Scr.P.
3. Terence Malick
(had planned saying Max vS, but there seems to be a run on that NGNG choice)
1. michelle williams actress in a leading role
2. melissa mccarthy actress in a supporting role
3. bridesmaids original screeplay
1. Terrence Malick for Director
2. Robert Richardson in Hugo for Cinematography
3. Alberto Iglesias in Tinker Tailor for Music
Alright, Im going this way
1. Mara for Actress
2. OIdman for Actor
3. Bridesmaids for Screenplay (just to see Wiig accept an Oscar)
if any of these happen I’d be blown away and jumping off my couch like a firecracker was under my ass.
NGNG: Janet McTeer wins Best Supporting Actress
1. Rooney
2. Mara
3. Rooney Mara
Wait, I’m new to this. Are these people’s actual predictions or just their wishes?
Anyway, I’ll go by what the article suggests and put the actual “major” upsets I think will happen:
1. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy wins Adapted Screenplay
2. “In Darkness” wins Best Foreign Film
3. Harry Potter wins Make Up.
The ones I wish happen, but most likely will not so I will not predict them:
1. Malick wins Best Director
2. Tree of Life wins Best Picture
3. Gary Oldman wins Best Actor.
1. Viola Davis and Meryl Streep tie for Best Actress.
2. Jessica Chastain wins Best Supporting Actress.
3. The Artist goes home with no more than 3 awards.
1. Moneyball wins Best Picture, Screenplay, Editing and at least ONE of the acting nominations
2. The Artist wins 3 awards only: Actor, Score, Picture
3. The Artist sweeps, including supporting actress
(god forbid that last one)
T.
Drive for Best Sound Editing
1) Nick Nolte
2) Gary Oldman
3) Girl with the Dragon Tattoo for Cinematography
1. Michelle Williams wins the Oscar for BEST ACTRESS.
2. Brad Pitt wins the Oscar for BEST ACTOR.
3. Berenice Bejo wins the Oscar for BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS.
4. The Artist wins the Oscar for BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
5. Río wins the Oscar for BEST SONG
6. War Horse wins the Oscar for BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY.
7. Max Von Sydow wins the Oscar for BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR.
8. Moneyball wins the Oscar for BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY.
9. W / E wins for best costume design.
Gary Oldman
Harry Potter For Visual Effects
Williams for War Horse
The Artist sweeps 8 except actor and supporting actress
Gary Oldman upsets in best actor
Monsieur Lazhar wins best foreign language film for Canada
sorry, typo..The Artist sweeps 8 except actor and supporting actress
[fixed, Rex. ~RCA]
1. Deathly Hallows Part 2 wins Best Art Direction
2. Melissa McCarthy wins Best Supporting Actor
3. Brad Pitt wins Best Actor
1: Malick wins Best Director
2: Bridesmaids wins Best Original Screenplay
3: Clooney and Dujardin split the vote and Gary Oldman wins Best Actor
Possible Wild Card/Unscripted Moment: Jason Segal and the Muppets storm the stage for an Occupy-type protest of the Best Song nominating process. Hilarity ensues.
Alright, Im going this way
1. Mara for Actress
2. OIdman for Actor
3. Bridesmaids for Screenplay (just to see Wiig accept an Oscar)
if any of these happen I’d be blown away and jumping off my couch like a firecracker was under my ass.
Same here! Who thought I’d kind of wish for a firecracker under my ass!
Michelle Williams wins best actress
Gary Oldman wins best actor (GOOD GOD LET THIS HAPPEN)
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy wins adapted screenplay
1. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo sweeps its 5 nominations.
2. Nick Nolte wins Best Supporting Actor.
3. The Ides of March wins Adapted Screenplay.
1. Melissa Mc Carthey (S. Actress)
2. Nick Nolte (S. Actor)
3. In Darkness (F.Film)
1. Brad Pitt surprises Best Actor when Dujardin and Clooney split
2. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo wins Best Film Editing
3. War Horse wins Cinematography
1.Woody Allen turns up to collect original screenplay!
2.TREE OF LIFE wins best film and best direction
3.Tie for best actress (Davis and Streep)
4. Melissa wins best supporting actress
5. The Artist wins only for Best Sound ( is it nominated in that cat? )
and Diane keaton finally wins best dressed from fashion police! ( if she attends! )
1. Tree of Life sweeps (I’d cheer)
2. A Seperation wins best screenplay
3. Moneyball wins best editing
1. Hugo wins Best Picture / Director
2. Michelle Williams wins Best Actress
3. Brad Pitt wins Best Actor
The Academy loves Scorsese and they clearly love Hugo, too, so even though a lot of people consider ‘Hugo’ the runner-up, I think it is a viable NGNG-pick because in the 3 big categories (picture, director, screenplay), it only won ONE big award (Scorsese’s Golden Globe), so without prominent picture/screenplay awards and SAG nominations, it doesn’t seem as strong as it probably should be.
The Davis-Streep duo is so damn close, I could see them canceling each other out, not to mention Michelle Williams definitely HAS a case : she won the most critics group Best Actress awards (10); received all 4 big nominations (SAG-BAFTA-BFCA-HFPA),and won a Golden Globe; the Weinstein-machine is in her corner, too; the babe-factor (something we should NOT underestimate); she is ALSO considered overdue, this is her third nomination, second in a row; her film was well-received unlike ‘The Iron Lady’; she is playing an AMERICAN (!) CINEMATIC (!) ICON (shouldn’t that hit closer to home than a British politician and a 60s era maid ?); it could be the Academy’s way of ‘awarding’ the never-even-nominated Marilyn Monroe (the 50th anniversary of her death is this year, too); and she is the perfect age as strange as it sounds.
And I have a weird theory why Brad Pitt MIGHT win : the big organizations that failed to award him (BAFTA, HFPA, SAG) ignored The Tree of Life…the Academy didn’t. I guess my question is : what if ‘The Tree of Life’ voters – who were non-existent at SAG, BAFTA, HFPA, but are definitely prominent in the Academy (picture AND director nods) – get behind Pitt ? Could that be enough for an upset ?
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo for Best Editing
Tintin for Best Score
Rio for Best Song
1.REAL IN RIO best song
2.HUGO vfx
3.DRIVE sound editing
The Artist wins 0 awards
Michelle Williams Best Actress
Brad Pitt Best Actor
The Help Best Picture
MICHELLE WILLIAMS FOR BEST ACTRESS (SOOOO HOPING THIS HAPPENS, TRULY THE BEST)
A SEPARATION WINS SCREENPLAY, LOSES FOREIGN FILM TO IN DARKNESS
TERRENCE MALICK WINS DIRECTOR
Tilda Swinton and Michael Fassbender will be nominated due to incorrect counting of the votes and will end up winning as well.
1. Kenneth Branagh — best supporting actor
2. Janet McTeer — best supporting actress
3. Michelle Williams — best actress
1. Max von Sydow
2. Gary Oldman
3. Terrence Malick
1. ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2′ for Visual Effects and Art Direction (God knows this movie deserved it!)
2. ‘In Darkness’ for Foreign Language Film
3. ‘A Separation’ for Original Screenplay
A tie between Streep and Davis for Best Actress!
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy wins Best Adapted Screenplay!
Not actually predicting any of these, of course.
1. The Descendants takes Picture AND Editing
2. A Descendants/Moneyball split gives Adapted Screenplay to Tinker Tailor, like at the BAFTAs
3. Harry Potter pulls a “Bourne Ultimatum” surprise and wins all 3 categories it’s nominated for.
Oh, and Berenice Bejo for Best Supporting Actress
1. W.E. wins Best Costume
2. In Darkness wins Best Foreign Language Film
3. If a Tree Falls wins Best Documentary Feature Film
Rooney Mara wins best actress.
The Artist wins best picture/director.
big bad boring award season.
NGNG:
Best Picture: The Help
Original Screenplay: Bridesmaids
Score: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
Hugo
Martin Scorsese
Brad Pitt
Michelle Williams
Max Von Sydow
Well, they are actually the ones I really Think will win, so my only NGNG one is W.E. for costumes…
No Guts, No Glory:
1. Gary Oldman wins Best Actor for Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.
2. Melissa McCarthy wins Best Supporting Actress for Bridesmaids.
3. Woody Allen wins Best Director for Midnight in Paris.
1. Wild Life for Best Animated Short
2. Brad Pitt in Moneyball for Best Actor
3. Kung Fu Panda 2 for Best Animated Feature
I’m going to have to do 4:
1. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (Adapted Script)
2. Jessica Chastain (Supp Actress)
3. Alberto Iglesias (TTSS – Original Score)
4. Brad Pitt (Best Actor)
@Mark V – I have to disagree. The only upsets will be in the short film categories (though no one ever knows how to pick these, so they’re almost always upsets), cinematography and Visual Effects.
Actress is either Meryl Streep or Viola Davis. Either way, no surprise there.
Documentary – Harvey Weinstein is backing Undefeated, so therefore it MUST win. Otherwise, HW will go after voters big time! That said, it actually is a good documentary. Not as good as the snubbed Project Nim, Interrupters and We Were Here, but good of the ones nominated.
Art Direction will go to Hugo. The only film I think that could have upset it is TTSS, and that’s not even nominated.
Original Screenplay is either Midnight in Paris or The Artist. No third party could even upset. Let’s face it…despite the greatness of A Separation and its script, Asghar Farhadi is no Almodovar. Plus, the whole Iranian controversy these days will make the liberal and very politically-minded voters want to vote against the film in someway, I think.
1. Glenn Close wins Best Actress (go Glenn!)
2. Berenice Bejo wins Best Supporting Actress
3. Rio wins Best Song (only two nominess… what a joke)
1. Hugo wins for costume design – and Sandy Powell does another “the rest of you are losers” speech
2. Berenice Bejo gets supporting
3. Pentecost for short (go Ireland!)
Max von Sydow wins Best Supporting Actor
Berenice Bejo wins Best Supporting Actress
A Separation wins Best Original Screenplay
These are probably the least adventurous NGNG choices I’ve made since I started. I should be ashamed of myself lol.
Hugo – Best Picture
Martin Scorsese – Director
Kung Fu Panda 2 – Best Animated Film (so much better than Rango)
Harry Potter wins Visual Effects and thats it I really think there is not going to be many upsets.
Bichir for Actor – I will forego every other prediction to just have this happen!!
Mara and Davis Tie Actress
Bridesmaids Screenplay
Glenn Close for Actress
Gary Oldman for Actor
Hugo for Best Picture!!!
…a girl can dream
Robert Richardson (Hugo) for best Cinematography.
Richardson’s lenswork was far superior to that in Tree of Life. Hugo was a splendid display of what 3D can do! On the other hand, I found ToL’s images to be fuzzy and blurry throughout. At first, I thought something was wrong with my 3D glasses, but nope, went back to see Hugo and the images were as clear and striking as ever.
No Guts No Glory:
A Cat in Paris wins Best Animated Feature.
Malick and Woody both win, leaving two Oscars un-collected.
Hugo gets NOTHING
1. Tinker Tailor for adapted screenplay
2. A Separation for original screenplay
3. Hugo wins six awards — all tech.
The Oscars have become a bore. They only serve to rubber stamp other awards now, as if confirming their verdicts. The Emmys and Globes have become more exciting, and lately have made better selections. That’s just sad.
No Guts No Glory!
The Help = Best Picture
Tree of life/Terence Malick = Best Director
A Separation = Screenplay
The Descendants for Best Picture
Kenneth Branagh for Best Supporting Role
The Ides of March for Best Adapted Screenplay
Moneyball – Best Picture
Meryl Streep – Best Actress
Brad Pitt – Best Actor
Janet McTeer – Best Supporting Actress
A Separation – Best Original Screenplay
Moneyball – Best Adapted Screenplay
Moneyball – Best Editing
The Tree of Life – Best Cinematography
Drive – Best Sound Editing
These would be fantastic wins!
Berenice Bejo wins BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS (This one I want to happen)
Max Von Sydow wins BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Terence Malick wins BEST DIRECTOR
Terrence Malick deserves to win!
NGNG
1. Animated Feature: Chico and Rita
2. Actor: Brad Pitt – Moneyball
3. Documentary: Pina
Amazing achievements all, and to my mind the best in their respective categories.
Scorsese for Director
Pitt for Actor
Chastian for Supporting Actress
Hugo or Harry Potter for VFX
Jessica Chastain takes Supporting Actress
The Idus of March takes Adapted Screenplay (as Clooney loses to Dujardin in acting)
Chico and Rita takes Animated Feature.
On smaller scale:
A Separation does not win any Oscar.
Max von Sydow wins Supporting Actor
The Tree of Life wins everything its nominated for.
SASHA – JUST LOVE THIS PART OF THE RACE
NO GUTS NO GLORY:
Gary Oldman wins the Best Actor award for “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy” (my biggest hope)
Terrence Malick wins the Best Director award for “The Tree of Life” (my 2nd biggest hope)
Lon Bender and Per Halberg win the Best Sound award for “Drive” (since the movie was shafted in multiple other categories for which it deserved to be nominated (Cinematography, Director, Film Editing, Actor, Supporting Actress, ad nauseum)
1- Jessica Chastain takes Best Supporting Actress
2- Michelle Williams takes Best Actress
3- A Separation wins nothing
I hope I’m wrong about #3, though.
1. Glenn Close wins Best Actess in a Leading Role
2. Terrence Malick wins Best Director
3. Emanuel Lubezki loses (again)
1. Jonah Hill takes Best Supporting Actor
2. Adventures of Tintin takes Best Score
3. Glenn Close wins Best Actress
OK, here we go:
1.Bérénice Bejo wins BSA
2.Von Sydow upsets
3.Great Glenn takes Actress
Drive for SFX
Harry Potter for Makeup
Sergio Mendes for Song
What I love about the NGNG thread is how it allows us, even for a brief moment, picture in our mind’s eye. an unlikely winner ascending the podium and our overwhelming joy in that happening. Gotta dream!
Margin Call for Original Screenplay
Gary Oldman for Best Actor
Martin Scorsese for Best Director
I’ll be leaning more toward deserved-but-surprise wins.
Gary Oldman for Best Actor
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy for best Adapted Screenplay
Terence Malik for Best Director
Though it’s pointless now to predict anything other than The Artist for the top two awards.
Nathan says:
1. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy for Adapted Screenplay
2. Drive for Sound Editing
3. Jessica Chastain for Supporting Actress
I’d love it!!!!!
1. Michelle Williams wins Best Actress
2. Melissa McCarthy wins Supporting Actress
3. Gary Oldman wins Best Actor.
1. The Help, Picture
2. Jonah Hill, Supporting Actor
3. Jane Eyre, Costume
War Horse wins Best Picture
Nick Nolte wins Best Supporting Actor
Janet McTeer wins Best Supporting Actress
Ok -no guts ,no glory :
Glenn Close wins Best actress
Natalie Portman says the words “and the Oscar goes to ..Gary Oldman for Tinker ,Tailor ,Soldier ,Spy ” ( that´s the only wish I have )
Adapted Screenplay for TTSS
Harry Potter wins something
Kung Fu Panda 2 upsets in animated feature
Google Insights says…
BP : Extremely Loud & incredibly Close
BA: George Clooney
BA: Rooney Mara
Bérénice Bejo for Best Supporting Actress
War Horse for Best Original Score
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo for Best Cinematography
1. Max Von Sydow for supporting actor (actually, I’m pretty sure this is going to happen)
2. Monsieur Lahzar for foreign
3. Mallick for directing
Keeping it original:
1. Anonymous wins Costumes
2. Transformers wins Sound Mixing/Editing
3. Puss in Boots win Animated
1. Brad Pitt
2. Michelle Williams
3. Jessica Chastain
1. A Separation wins Original Screenplay but NOT Foreign Film
2. Melissa McCarthy wins Best Supporting Actress
3. Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close wins Best Picture
1. Malick for Director
2. Oldman for Actor
3. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy for Adapted Screenplay
1. Hugo gets Adapted Screenplay
2. Harry Potter gets Visual Effects
3. Gary Oldman gets Best Actor
Clooney – Best Actor
The Help – Best Picture
Melissa McCarthy – Best Supporting Actress
Best Actor-Gary Oldman
Best Actress-Glenn Close
Best Supt. Janet McTeer & Von Sydow
(Making it “reward the overdue” night. People forget McTeer has been around awhile!)
@Phantom-That is the BEST case I have heard made this year for Michelle Williams upsetting. I never thought about the fact that some of the Academy might use it as a means to honor Marilyn.
Chico & Rita wins Best Animated Feature.
Wildlife wins Best Animated Short.
Berenice Bejo wins Best Actress (that’s right, Best Actress, not Best Supporting Actress–sorry, Harvey, you backed the wrong horses for the Best Actress race, and for my outside-the-box call I’m looking for a write-in vote by the Academy that will set things straight).
best visual effects-harry potter
best art-direction-harry potter
best make up-harry potter
make-up is the only category where harry potter will actually win
Actress: TIE between Meryl & Viola
Directing: Terrence Malick
Art Direction: Harry Potter 7.2
Malick wins Best Director
A Separation wins Best Original Screenplay
Brad Pitt wins Best Actor
1. Melissa McCarthy wins Supporting Actress.
2. Moneyball wins Adapted Screenplay and Editing.
3. Hugo wins Visual Effects.
1. Gary Oldman wins Best Actor
2. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy wins Best Adapted Screnplay
3. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (Alberto Iglesias) wins Original Score
The Help wins Picture
Jessica Chastain upsets Best Supporting Actress
Hugo gets the shut out.
1. Descendants for Best Pic
2. Harry Potter for anything
3. Hugo for Directing
NGNG and predictions:
The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris for Animated Short
Raju for Live Action Short
NGNG:
Howard Shore
My no guts, no glory predictions tend to be my wishes
1. Gary Oldman best actor
2. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy original score
3. Scorsese best director
1. Brad Pitt for Moneyball
2. Tree of Life for Director
3. Kung Fu Panda 2 for Animated
1. Bullhead for Best Foreign Film
2. Michelle Williams for Best Actress
3. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy for Best Adapted Screenplay
1. Support Actress: Melissa McCarthy
2. Transformers (Sound MIx and Sound Ed)
3. Actor: Gary Oldman
Thanks, Christopher ! Usually I like to toy with the magical – though almost always completely unrealistic – ‘lucky third’ scenario, but this year I brought it up simply because I cannot remember a year when two acting contenders in the same category were so damn close as Davis and Streep seem to be at the moment…so if they are really splitting votes, they might cancel each other out and allow Williams take it…she IS a remarkably viable option after all.
Cesar Winners:
Best Picture
The Artist, producer: Thomas Langmann
Director
Michel Hazanavicius – The Artist
Actress
Bérénice Bejo, The Artist
Actor
Omar Sy, Untouchable
Supporting Actress
Carmen Maura, Les Femmes Du 6e Etage
Supporting Actor
Michel Blanc, L’Exercice De L’Etat
Original Screenplay
Pierre Schoeller – L’Exercice De L’Etat
Adapted Screenplay
Yasmina Reza, Roman Polanski – Carnage
Newcomer (Female) – TIE
Naidra Ayadi, Polisse
Clotilde Hesme, Angèle Et Tony
Newcomer (Male)
Grégory Gadebois, Angèle Et Tony
Original Score
Ludovic Bource – The Artist
Sound
Olivier Hespel, Julie Brenta, Jean-Pierre Laforce – L’Exercice De L’Etat
Cinematography
Guillaume Schiffman – The Artist
Editing
Laure Gardette, Yann Dedet – Polisse
Costumes
Anaïs Romand – House Of Tolerance
Art Direction
Laurence Bennett – The Artist
First Film
Le Cochon De Gaza, director: Sylvain Estibal
Foreign Film
A Separation, director: Asghar Farhadi
Animated Film
Le Chat Du Rabbin, directors: Joann Sfar, Antoine Delesvaux
Documentary
Tous Au Larzac, director: Christian Rouaud
Short Film
L’Accordeur, director: Olivier Treiner
STREEP WINSSS BEST ACTRESSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [.......d.e.l.e.t.e.d........]
[Don't, M. Just please don't. ~Ryan]
Glenn Close finally wins Best Actress.
Jonah Hill benefits from a split between Plummer and Von Sydow.
Jessica Chastain is recognized for her 2011 output.
1. Gary Oldman wins
2. Nick Nolte wins
3. HUGO wins BP
We should have a party post.
Jean Dujardin lost the Cesar ? Now that’s newsworthy for sure ! For the record, Untouchable is a good film, a crowdpleaser, just like ‘The Artist’, Sy was great in it, and considering the huge business the film has been doing in France (and Germany), this victory shouldn’t be that much of a surprise. It had to win somewhere…
streep & davis tie for best actress,chastain win supporting actress and hugo for best pic
1. Max von Sydow wins Best Supporting Actor
2. The Help wins Best Picture
3. Hugo wins Best Visual Effects
The Artist wins BOS
In Darkness wins Foreign Language film
Harry Potter goes home empty.
Iron Lady and Albert Nobbs take home at lesat 3 Oscars to showcase the great taste the AMPAS has on cinema.
More wishlist than NGNG, but what the hell:
1. ‘Tree of Life’ sweeps (or wins Director + Cinematography, that’s less impossible)
2. Gary Oldman
3. Woody!
4. ‘Hugo’ upsets ‘The Artist’ in techs
Give me those and I don’t care what happens next. Oh, and maybe some love for The Apes’ visual effects, so I can torture everyone around with looped ‘Doctor Zaius, Doctor Zaius…’
Best Director: Terrence Malick
Best Support. Actress: Berenice Bejo
Best Cinematography: The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
1. Malick
2. Brad Pitt
3. Michelle Williams
Best Picture: “The Help”
Best Actress: Glenn Close finally wins an Oscar for “Albert Nobbs”
Best Supporting Actress: Jessica Chastain, not only wins “The Help,” but it is a welcome to Hollywood recognition for her outstanding year in film.
Honorable Mention—
Best Actor: Brad Pitt wins as the frontrunners cancel each other out!
Best Foreign Language Picture : Monsieur Lazhar
Best Director : Terrence Malick
Best Picture : The Descendants
1. Extremely loud best picture
2. Hugo best director
3. The Ides of March best adapted screenplay
4. A separation best original screenplay
4. The Artist best supporting actress
5. Warrior best supporting actor
6. Tree of life best cinematography
7. The descendants best actor
8. Albert Nobbs best actress
9. Harry Potter best direction
10. Money ball best editing
11. The Iron Lady best make up
12. Bullhead best foreign film
13. Midnight in Paris best direction
14. Rio best song
15. War horse best music
16. Transformers best sound editing
17. Pina Documentary
1. Hugo wins best picture
2. Michelle Williams wins Best actress
3. Melissa McCarthy wins Supp. actress
1) every Best Picture nominee wins at least one Oscar.
2) Moneyball wins Adapted Screenplay AND Aaron Sorkin gives us an update on his daughter’s guinea pig.
3) Milla Jovovich presents the Best Picture Oscar.
Both NGNG and wish list:
Gary Oldman
Melissa McCarthy
Max von Sydow
1. Brad Pitt wins Best Actor
2. Alexander Payne wins Best Director
3. Chico & Rita wins Animated Feature
michelle williams wins best actress, nick nolte best supporting actor, gary oldman best actor
Streep
Pitt
Bejo
von Sydow
Mallick in Director
Chastain in Supporting
Von Sydow in Supporting
Glenn Close for Actress
Terrence Malick for Director
Either Kung Fu Panda II or Chico and Rita for animated film
1. The Tree of Life wins Best Picture
2. Rooney Mara wins Best Actress
3. Harry Potter wins every award it’s nominated for
sup actress M McCarty (Melissa Leo reads “And the the Oscar goes to…” and drops F-Bomb)
1. The Descendants for Picture
2. Alexander Payne for Director
3. Hugo and War Horse split the Sound awards
1. Berenice Bejo wins Supporting Actress
2. A Separation wins Original Screenplay
3. A Cat In Paris takes Animation
Does anyone have Dave Karger’s prediction up yet? If they can post it here! He’s pickin George Clooney over Jean Dujardin? Hmmm interesting!
1. Berenice Bejo wins Supporting Actress
2. Max Von Sydow wins Supporting Actor
3. Moneyball wins screenplay
No Guts, No Glory
Jonah Hill, Supporting Actor
Janet McTeer, Supporting Actress
Bridesmaids, Original Screenplay (although I think this has a chance)
BEST ACTRESS: Michelle Williams
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Max Von Sydow
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: “Hugo”
Gary Oldman wins Best Actor
Michelle Williams wins Best Actress
Martin Scorsese wins Best Director
1. Original Screenplay – Bridesmaids
2. Supporting Actress – Melissa McCarthy
3. Director – Terrence Malick
War Horse – score
Moneyball – editing
W.E. – costumes
Oldman wins Best Actor
Bejo wins Best Supporting Actress
Hugo doesn’t win one award all evening
I don’t get the point of NGNG. They literally never happen…
I don’t get the point of NGNG. They literally never happen…
http://youtu.be/IJ_R-G_i4Xk
Brad Pitt wins Best Actor
Terrence Malick wins Best Director
Harry Potter wins Best Visual Effects
1. Terrence Malick wins Best Director
2. A Separation wins Best Original Screenplay
3. Demian Bichir wins Best Actor
The Help wins Best Picture
Martin Scorsese wins Best Director
George Clooney wins Best Actor
1. Rooney Mara wins Best Actress
2. Terrence Malick wins Best Director
3. The Tree of Life wins Best Picture
The Tree of Life wins everything it was nominated for, plus Brad Pitt wins Best Actor and Jessica Chastain wins Best Supporting Actress, because they should have been nominated for Tree.
1. War Horse wins Best Score
2. Brad Pitt wins Best Actor
3. Hugo wins Art Direction, Costumes, Cinematography, Film Editing, Sound Mixing, Sound Editing
1. Martin Scorsese wins Best Director
2. Michelle Williams wins Best Actress
3. The Artist wins Best Original Screenplay
1- Streep and Davis tie and all the Davis and Streep fans come togheter to celebrate both won.
2- Chastain for Best Supporting Actress……..I would LOVE to see that!
3- Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close wins Best Picture……and hundreds of people burn down The Academy and the Kodak Theater.
Tie for best actress: Meryl Streep and Viola Davis
Best Picture: The Descendants
Actor: George Clooney
1. Gary Oldman for Best Actor
2. Drive for Sound Editing
3. Margin Call for Original Screenplay
Harry Potter wins visual effects
God Is Bigger Than Elvis wins best documentary short
A Separation wins original screenplay
A BIG NIGHT for THE TREE OF LIFE!
Best Picture: The Tree of Life
Best Director: Terrence Malick
Best Actor: Brad Pitt
Best Supporting Actress: Jessica Chastain
Best Cinematography: Emmanuel Lubezki
(also, best sound effects editing for Drive)
Janet McTeer-Albert Nobbs wins Supporting Actress
The Descendants wins Best Picture&Best Editing
More than 1,000 UK and Irish film fans took part in the poll to choose favourite Oscar winning Picture, Director and so on.
FULL RESULTS:
The top 10 Oscar-winning movies are:
1. Titanic – 10.2%
2. Schindler’s List – 9.6%
3. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King – 9.4%
4. The Godfather – 6%
5. The Silence of the Lambs – 5.5%
6. Forrest Gump – 5.4%
7. = One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, The King’s Speech – 5.1%
8. The Sound of Music – 4.9% 9. Gladiator – 4.6%
10. Slumdog Millionaire – 4.3% (Others = 29.9%)
The top 10 Oscar-winning Best Directors are:
1. Steven Spielberg – 40%
2. Martin Scorsese – 10.1%
3. Clint Eastwood – 7.8%
4. Richard Attenborough – 5.7%
5. Peter Jackson – 5.6%
6. James Cameron – 5.5%
7. Francis Ford Coppola – 4.3%
8. Ethan & Joel Coen – 3.5%
9. Danny Boyle – 3.4%
10. Ron Howard – 2.4%
(Others = 11.7%)
1. Gary Oldman for Best Actor (the dream!)
2. Hugo gets shut out (the nightmare!)
3. Kate Winslet for Best Actress (the fantasy!)
Rooney Mara for best actress
A separation for best Original screenplay
brad Pitt for best actor
Demian Bichir – Best Actor
W.E. – Best Costume Design
Time Freak – Best Live-Action Short
Chico and Rita – Best Animated Feature
Rio – Best Original Song (50/50 chance, right?)
Art Direction: HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS PART 2
Animated Feature: A CAT IN PARIS
Motion Picture: HUGO
Directing: WOODY ALLEN (Midnight in Paris)
- Meryl Streep tops the weeping scenes of Halle Berry and Gwyneth Paltrow after her win (and be named DBE a year later)
- Michael Fassbender is declared as additional write-in Oscar nominee by members of the SAG and british voters (and win)
- No Crystal jokes about Ratner & Murphy
And finally (if the Fassbender thing doesn’t work) – Chitchat about any of Michael Fassbender’s body parts (even if Clooney doesn’t win) …
1. W.E for costume design
2. Max von Sydow wins supporting actor
3. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy wins adapted screenplay
( i would have picked Malick for directing & Jessica Chastain for supporting actress but that seems to be a running theme, though i hope the ppl who picked them are right
MY NO GUTS NO GLORY:
Max Von Sydow for Supportin Actor
Hey Guys, ehat do you think of the Mark Walhberg article in which he names the Oscar winners????
I’m worried!!!!! O.O
1. Melissa McCarthy
2. Max Von Sydow
3. Terrence Malick
1. Footnote wins Foreign
2. Ides of March wins Adapted Screenplay
3. Jessica Chastain wins Supporting Actress
von Sydow wins supporting actor
“A Separation” does NOT win foreign film
“Hugo” goes 0/11
1. “Drive” wins Sound Editing
2. Terrence Malick wins Directing
3. “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy” wins Adapted Screenplay
The whole Mark Wahlberg thing is complete nonsense.
First of all, only the two accountants know the results. The team that works for the Oscars actually doesn’t.
Then again, even if he were friends with Wahlberg, he wouldn’t tell him anything because he would fear he’s going to reveal something to the press. And believe me, if anything like that happens, we all know this person will be fired right away. And an accountant would know for sure that this will be the end of the Academy’s relationship with PWC.
Maybe Marky Mark picked up a signal from a surveillance device that feeds into the receiver hidden in his third nipple.
01. Glenn Cose best actress
02. Terrence Malick best director
03. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy best adapted screenplay
1) JONAH HILL!!!!
2) Gary Oldman
3) Michelle WIlliams
NGNG:
1) “A separation” wins Original Screenplay BUT loses Foreign Picture.
2) Gary Oldman (finally!!!) wins Best Actor.
3) “Moneyball” wins Best Picture.
Dujardin and Clooney tie
Midnight in Paris sweeps
Melissa McCarthy wins
You know after reading these posts and sitting down and thinking a moment since we all pretty much agree that the AMPAS members are really people just like most of us is it possible that as we look at the NGNG postings that some of academy members or even in fact a great many of them might mirror our own projections? Is it possible that Close or Williams could walk away with Best Actress? Is it possible that Brad Pitt can pull off winning Best Actor? Actually I think if anyone is going to pull off Best Actor it will probably be Clooney but I have a feeling that Pitt could also throw tomorrow night up in the air so too speak. There are definitely some NGNG predictions or wishes here that will never come to fruition and the one I would suppose is the most likely to fall is Malick for direction. But what if the Academy has the same ambivilance to the films released this year as most of us have already cited over the last six months. Maybe that’s a little hopeful but it could happen. I’m wondering if the NGNG could really be a precursor.
Best Score: The Vertigo flak trips up Ludovic Bource and John Williams wins, for War Horse
Best Supporting Actress: Berenice Bejo
Best Foreign Film: In Darkness (a Holocaust film; plus a make-up to Agnieszka Holland, who was robbed 20 years ago for Europa, Europa!)
Zoey
since this is the last year that the academy with pwc it maybe true anyways if thats true so be it
Mark Wahlberg likes to hear himself talk. PWC never tells a soul; that’s their bread and butter. It’s funny that Wahlberg’s “revelation” contains most of the safe choices, so that no one might know if he was bluffing or not. AMPAS can’t be pleased either way.
Best Director: Martin Scorsese
Best Documentary: Pina
Best Foreign Film: Monsieur Lazhar
1. Tree of Life wins all 3 (Picture, Director, and Cinematography)
2. Jessica Chastain gets Supporting Actress
3. A Separation wins both nominations (Foreign Film and Original Screenplay)
@ Lucy,
Actually is it the last year of PWC?
They will count again despite of the change.
And of course, even if they don’t count next year, do you believe they want to have that image? And who is going to hire them if that’s their image?!
@ Dennis Bee,
actually he has HUGO for costumes and cinematography. So we’ll get him there.
No guts no glory?
The Help leaves the Oscars empty handed, mirroring The Color Purple.
Ingloriously.
1) Bejo for SA
2) “The Descendants” wins NOTHING (please God).
3) I’ll go with “Paradise Lost III” in the Doc category–since recently its chances have been downplayed.
Bernice Bejo for S. Actress
Bridesmaids for O. Screenplay
Jonah Hill for S. Actor
1) “The Tree of Life” sweeps
2) “Midnight in Paris” wins Art Direction
3) “The Artist” joins “Gangs of New York” and “True Grit” (2010) as an 0 for 10 Oscar loser — “The Turning Point” and “The Color Purple” share the notorious reacord of going 0 for 11 at the Oscars. I’d say “Hugo” might join them, but I think it’s got a chance with the sound categories and Visual Effects — but I wouldn’t be surprised if “Hugo” does come up goose egg.
No Guts, No Glory:
1. Harry Potter wins all 3 awards it’s nominated for: Make Up, Visual Effects, Art Direction
2. Original Screenplay: Margin Call
3. Supporting Actress: Jessica Chastain
No Guts, No Glory:
1. Hugo wins for Cinematography
2. Anonymous wins for Costume
3. A Separation wins for Original screenplay
1. Hugo wins Cinematography
2. Melissa McCarhty wins supporting actress
3. Harry Potter wins effects
Mallick wins director
Williams wins actress
A Separation wins original screenplay
Hugo wins Best VFX
War Horse wins Best Sound editing
Best Documentary: Pina
Sasha, could you please put up the tech prediction chart for 2010? Its the same as the main predictions.
Brad Pitt for Best Actor
Anonymous wins for Costume Design
War Horse wins three awards
1. Michelle Williams wins BEST ACTRESS
2. Berenice Bejo wins BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
3. Martin Scorsese wins BEST DIRECTOR
4. Anonymous wins BEST COSTUME DESIGN
5. In Darkness (ugh) wins BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM
6. Harry Potter wins BEST ART DIRECTION, BEST MAKEUP and BEST VISUAL EFFECTS (all three)
7. Hugo wins BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY, BEST COSTUME DESIGN and BEST SOUND MIXING along with Scorsese’s win.
8. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo wins BEST FILM EDITING.
No Guts, No Glory
1) Anonymous wins Costumes
2) Girl with the Dragon Tattoo wins Editing
3) Hugo wins Adapted Screenplay
Zooey
thats also what i’m thinking maybe they want to create a scandal i don’t know or maybe mark just want to mirror most choices but still it’s not right he will be shock if only 1 of his 4 revelations are right.
01. Malick for Best Director
02. Harry Potter wins Art Direction (right? Everyone thinks Hugo or Artist)
03. There is a tie (Somewhere, anywhere. I mean, there’s NEVER a tie, so this is pretty gutsy, right?)
War Horse – cinematography
Hugo – VFX
Hugo – adapted screenplay
Moneyball for Adapted
Harry Potter for VFX
Brad Pitt for Actor
In Darkness for Foreign Language
1. The Help loses Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress
2. Bejo wins Best Supporting Actress
3. Malick wins Best Director
Gary Oldman for Best Actor
Terrence Malick for Best Director
Moneyball for Editing
War Horse (John Williams) for Score
Transformer for one or both Sound categories
1. Best Actor — Gary Oldman
2. Adapted Screenplay — Hugo (sad that this is such a longshot)
3. War Horse wins Cinematography, Art Direction, AND Score
and for good measure…
4. The sound editors take pity on the lack of nominations for Drive, and give it the Oscar
1. Best Director: Terrence Malick
2. Best Supportin Actress: Berenice Bejo
3. Best Sound Editing: Drive
The Help wins Best Picture
Gary Oldman wins best actor
Tinker Tailor soldier Spy wins best adapted screenplay
1. Harry Potter… wins Art Direction.
2. Chico & Rita wins Animated Feature.
3. Jessica Chastain wins Supporting Actress.
1. Hugo for Cinematography
2. Undefeated for Documentary
3. Harry Potter for Visual Effects
1. Melissa McCarthy gets best supporting actress.
2. Best costumes goes to Anonymous.
3. Visual effects goes to Harry Potter.
Hugo wins Director, Adapted Screenplay, Editing, Art Direction, Sound Mixing, Sound Editing and Visual Effects.
Jane Eyre wins Costume Design.
Well, that’s all…
Anyone else feelin’ that slightly “Pianisty” vibe? No-one predicted Brody or Polanski, and then…
MY NGNG:
1. Director goes to Terence Malick.
2. Actor goes to Demian Bechir.
3. Make-up goes to Harry Potter.
4. Sound Editing goes to Drive.
5. Actress is a Streep-Davis tie.
ANY of the above would be showstoppers!!
Actor to Damien Bichir
A Separation wins Original Screenplay
Chico and Rita wins Animated Feature (as it should!)
1) Scorsese wins Best Director
2) Janet McTeer wins Supporting Actress
3) Nick Nolte wins Supporting Actor
1) Viola Davis & Meryl Streep Tie for Best Actress (0% Possibility Almost)
2) Janet McTeer for Best Supporting Actress
3) Max Von Sydow for Best Supporting Actor
4) Gary Oldman or Brad Pitt for Best Actor
5) Scorsese for Best Director
6) Hugo for Best Picture
Y.E.A.H!
1) The Help is going to win Best Picture
2) Drive is going to win Sound Editing
3) Nick Nolte is going to win Supporting Actor
4) Clooney’s The Ides of March wins Adapted Screenplay
1. Merl and viola cancel each other.. Glenn wins
2. Melissa McCarthy wins supporting actress
3. Tree of life wins best picture
(hoping one of these happens)
NGNG
1. Meryl wins, remembers her glasses, but forgets speech.
2. Gary Oldman wins Best Actor.
3. Woody Allen wins Best Director.
1) Scorcese wins Best Director
2) Gary Oldman wins Best Actor
3) The Descendants wins Best Picture (I liked this movie a lot more than I thought I would)
1. Gary Oldman wins Best Actor
2. Michelle Williams for Best Actress
3. Drive for best sound editing
1. Damien Bachir wins Best Actor
2. Bridesmaids wins best Original Screenplay
3. Director Split. Artist wins Director, Help wins picture.
1. Harry Potter sweeps
2. McCarthy for Supporting Actress
3. Chastain for Supporting Actress
1. michelle williams actress
2. chico rita animated
3. terrence malick director
1. Mara takes best actress
2. Gary Oldman wins best actor
3.Jessicaq Chastain upets co-star
1. Rooney Mara takes best actress
2. Gary Oldman wins best actor
3. Jessica Chastain upsets co-star
Another wild prediction, something that hasn’t happened in a looooooong while – Viola and Meryl ties for best actress!
I voted, but none of these choices really reflect how I feel about this year. I felt that this was a pretty good year for movies. The Academy’s choices were a mix of great and not so great.
@leonjmurray, just a quibble… I was heavily following Zeusefer’s Predictions Site the year of The Pianist, and with all the compiling of stats that site was doing, they actually had Brody AND Polanski picked for the wins. I don’t quite know how they arrived at that, I just know that I went with it and ended up with a nice little, seemingly “upset” victory in my friends’ Oscar pool.
“Hugo” for Best Picture, Director (Martin) and Editing (Thelma).
The Help wins best picture
Martin Scorsese wins best director
Glen Close wins best actress
Gary Oldman wins for Best Actor
A Separation takes Best Screenplay
In Darkness wins Best Foreign Film
NGNG:
A Separation – Original Screenplay – Asghar Farhadi
In Darkness – Foreign Feature – Agnieszka Holland
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo – Editing – Kirk Baxter, Angus Wall
HAH (Hope Against Hope … with wholehearted emotion, even though they stand no chance of winning):
The Tree of Life – Film – Sarah Green, Bill Pohlad, Dede Gardner, Grant Hill
The Tree of Life – Director – Terrence Malick
Beginners – Editing – Oliver Bugge Coutte
Go Gary (Oldman) – God I hope AMPAS gives this guy an Oscar.
It would be the highlight of the Oscar season (for me).
Best Art Direction: Harry Potter
Best Original Screenplay: A Separation
Best Original Score: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
Best Supporting Actress: Melissa McCarthy
Best Actor: Gary Oldman
Best Supporting Actor: Max Von Sydow
Max von Sydow for Supporting Actor
The Descendants for Best Picture
A Separation doesn’t win for Foreign Film
Meryl and Viola split votes and Michelle sneaks in for the win!
Tree of Life wins for cinematography and director.
d’oh … i know beginners isn’t nominated for editing (although i personally thought it was the best of the year). i meant to say:
Moneyball – Editing – Christopher Tellefson
1. The Help for Best Picture
2. Terrence Malick for Best Director
3. Jessica Chastain for Best Supporting Actress
1.- Damian bichir wins best actor
2.- Melissa McCarthy wins S. Actress
3.- Malick best director
1) Berenice Bejo wins Supp. Actress
2) Hugo wins Adapted Screenplay
3) Michelle Williams wins Best Actress
Hugo wins Best Adapted Screenplay.
The Artist wins Best Original Screenplay.
Rise of the Planet of the Apes doesn’t win Special Effects.
Viola Davis and Meryl Streep tie for Best Actress
Melissa McCarthy wins Supporting Actress
The Help wins Best Picture
1) Margin Call – Original Screenplay (actually I put in my ballot. It’s my wild card)
2) Glenn Close – Best Actress (The best perfomance among the five ones, and a perfect happy ending for all this battle Viola x Meryl; but it’s not gonna happen)
3) Terrence Malick – Best Directing
The Artist wins cinematography
Hugo wins 1 award (Art Direction), but nothing else
Pina wins best documentary