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Grizzled Patriarch posted:Since people have already nominated some of my other favorites already, I'm going to go to bat for Beasts of No Nation. Am I alone in thinking this was a documentary? Learning that it's a fictional film suddenly makes me more interested in it. Anyway, on to some FYCs. Spotlight Best Picture Best Director, Tom McCarthy Best Original Screenplay, Tom McCarthy and Josh Singer Best Actor in a Leading Role, Mark Ruffalo Best Actor in a Leading Role, Michael Keaton Best Actress in a Leading Role, Rachel McAdams Best Ensemble Cast Best Film Editing, Tom McArdle Chi-Raq Best Picture Best Director, Spike Lee Best Adapted Screenplay, Spike Lee and Kevin Willmott, based on Lysistrata by Aristophanes Best Actress in a Leading Role, Teyonah Parris Best Actor in a Supporting Role, John Cusack Best Cinematography, Matthew Libatique The Echoplex Award for Art Design The Not-Crash Award for Socially Forward Filmmaking Best Musical Direction [There is no category listed for Best Original Song, but I would like to nominate "Pray 4 My City" by Nick Cannon preemptively in case this changes.] Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck Best Documentary The Michael Bay Award for Best Noises or Lack Thereof (Sound Design) Best Musical Direction The End of the Tour Best Picture Best Director, James Ponsoldt Best Adapted Screenplay, Donald Margulies, based on Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself by David Lipsky Best Actor in a Leading Role, Jason Segel Best Actor in a Leading Role, Jesse Eisenberg Best Food/Meal Scene, literally any scene with food in this film, but especially the junk food scene and the diner scene The Hateful Eight Best Picture Best Director, Quentin Tarantino Best Original Screenplay, Quentin Tarantino Best Actor in a Leading Role, Kurt Russell Best Actor in a Leading Role, Samuel L. Jackson Best Actress in a Leading Role, Jennifer Jason Leigh Best Ensemble Cast Best Cinematography, Robert Richardson Best Original Score, Ennio Morricone The Golden Winnebago: Best Trailer, Official Trailer Best Makeup and Costuming Best Food/Meal Scene, stew scene Inside Out Best Picture Best Director, Pete Docter and Ronnie del Carmen Best Original Screenplay, Pete Docter and Ronnie del Carmen Best Vocal or Motion Capture Performance, Amy Poehler Best Ensemble Cast Best Animation Best Visual Effects Best Original Score, Michael Giacchino The Michael Bay Award for Best Noises or Lack Thereof (Sound Design) The Echoplex Award for Art Design Spy Best Original Screenplay, Paul Feig Best Action Choreography Love & Mercy (This film may be considered ineligible because it premiered at TIFF in 2014, but was not released widely until 2015) Best Picture Best Director, Bill Pohlad Best Adapted Screenplay, Michael Alan Lerner and Oren Moverman, based on Heroes and Villans by Michael Alan Lerner Best Film Editing, Dino Jonsäter Best Original Score, Atticus Ross The Michael Bay Award for Best Noises or Lack Thereof (Sound Design) Best Musical Direction Anomalisa Best Picture Best Director, Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson Best Adapted Screenplay, Charlie Kaufman, based on Anomalisa by Charlie Kaufman (as Francis Fregoli) Best Vocal or Motion Capture Performance, David Thewlis Best Vocal or Motion Capture Performance, Jennifer Jason Leigh Best Animation The Echoplex Award for Art Design dreadnought fucked around with this message at 02:12 on Jan 14, 2016 |
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Is 60% a firm cutoff? I know the award is meant to give recognition to films that had a wildly negative critical reaction, and not so much for middling, borderline films (like, say, Chappie), but there are some D- films that I think could still qualify. Basically, I just want Magic Mike XXL to get a nomination, but it's currently at 62%.
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I Before E posted:Chappie is at like 39%, I would not call that borderline. drat, I should've checked what it actually was. I use Metacritic as my preferred aggregator and I remember it being in the upper 50s or low 60s.
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