Film Awards Thread

[Faulkner]

The gays loved it:

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[Vee]

LOLLL not mimicking the Hong Chau delivery.

[Faulkner]

This is kinda fierce actually.

 

[Vee]

Oh God.

[Toups]

EEAAO won the Producers Guild award.  It now takes a huge lead in the Best Picture race.  If it wins the SAG tonight, the race is pretty much done. 

[Faulkner]

Re: SAG

Ensemble: Everything Everywhere All At Once

Male Actor: Brendan Fraser, The Whale

Female Actor: Michelle Yeoh, Everything Everywhere All At Once

Male Supporting Actor: Ke Huy Quan, Everything Everywhere All At Once

Female Supporting Actor: Jamie Lee Curtis, Everything Everywhere All At Once

[Faulkner]

A lot of people were saying MY’s dress looks like it has crinkle fries down the front, which was rubbing against the microphone during her acceptance speech:

 

[Toups]

I'm happy Michelle won but I too was distracted by that thing on her dress hitting the mic.  LOL  It was great to see James Hong give a speech when EEAAO won.  He's just one of those character actors you see in so many things but never know his name.  94 years old and still dancing on the stage! 

 

So I guess this pretty much ends the race for Best Picture, right?  I can't see any other film upsetting EEAAO by not winning any of the major precursors (SAG, DGA, PGA).

[Faulkner]

Jamie Lee Curtis is so extra. She will not let the “nepo baby” thing go.

EEAAO seems like the frontrunner, but there’s something about this year that feels a bit unsettled. I dunno, maybe it’s just me hoping this year is less predictable than years past. We shall see how the full Academy responds. SAG really went for career wins and sentimental favorites (Fraser, JLC, Quan), while the Academy might end up veering closer to BAFTA.

[DaytimeFan]

I really enjoyed the SAG awards - getting them off normal television was a great move. The In Memoriam was so well done.

[j swift]

Dark thought of the evening.  Given its recent history we can bet that The Oscars will forget to include someone for the In Memoriam segment, resulting in the usual social media rigamarole.

I was wondering who is most likely to be passed over this year.  The excuse is usually that the actor was famous, but not a member of the academy.  So, my forecast for this year is that they'll fail to include either Olivia Newton-John (who may have been a member since she attended in the past, but is famous enough that people would notice her omission) or someone a bit more obscure like Adam Rich or Melinda Dillon. I doubt that they'd forget Raquel Welch or Burt Bacharach.

 

Edited February 27, 2023 by j swift

[Faulkner]

She’s a two-time Oscar nominee, so they’d BETTER not.

[Faulkner]

This isn’t film per se, but I found Jennifer Coolidge’s little anecdote about her father taking her to a Charlie Chaplin festival moving. It’s a very Jennifer Coolidge speech, meaning that it’s a bit halting and chaotic, but that’s the gal we love:

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Edited February 27, 2023 by Faulkner

[Faulkner]

For Murder, She Wrote fans:

 

[DRW50]

The whole thing with Michelle Yeoh posting and deleting an article that shaded Cate Blanchett is one of those curveballs that will probably be more memorable than the awards themselves.