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Four awards constitutes, a sweep right? For the last few minute, I was pondering a Spotlight victory tagging along Michael Keaton's win. Picture, Director, Screenplay, and Cinematography. That's their heartiest endorsement of a film since No Country for Old Men.
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Wow. Small movie about lesbians. Well, they were certainly voting more on integrity than anything else this year. Other options more likely to grab headlines.

Sonic Youth wrote:Carol wins.
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Carol wins.
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FilmFan720 wrote:DIRECTOR: Todd Haynes, Carol
Thank god. The other sites had me dreading more Mad Max bullshit.
ON EDIT: I shouldn't speak so soon. There's still best picture.
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DIRECTOR: Todd Haynes, Carol
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FilmFan720 wrote:ACTOR: Michael Keaton, Spotlight
Fighting category fraud where even we weren't sure it existed. And, possibly, apologizing for last year.

To say nothing of helping create chaos. Well done, all around.
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Yowza! Big surprise.

FilmFan720 wrote:ACTOR: Michael Keaton, Spotlight
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ACTOR: Michael Keaton, Spotlight
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Well, unlike prior years when folks questioned whether they chose "name" actors in order to boost their prestige or to get good press coverage, so far the awards have lacked that kind of buzz or pizzazz. Even the Stewart win, while a surprise, doesn't excite one.

Mister Tee wrote:Did they really decide the best actress contest in 3 minutes, or was voting going on while those special awards were being announced?

I had no doubt Ronan would make the Oscar nominations list, but the old-line critics' groups didn't seem like her turf.

Charlotte Rampling now probably really needs LA to have a strong shot at nomination.
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Did they really decide the best actress contest in 3 minutes, or was voting going on while those special awards were being announced?

I had no doubt Ronan would make the Oscar nominations list, but the old-line critics' groups didn't seem like her turf.

Charlotte Rampling now probably really needs LA to have a strong shot at nomination.
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Darn them for shutting up Luminick.

Would love to see who the other contenders were.

But doesn't seem that it was that contentious.

FilmFan720 wrote:Second SPECIAL AWARD to Ennio Morricone

ACTRESS: Saorsie Ronan, Brooklyn

There goes everyone's Caorl sweep!
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Second SPECIAL AWARD to Ennio Morricone

ACTRESS: Saorsie Ronan, Brooklyn

There goes everyone's Caorl sweep!
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FilmFan720 wrote:BEST ANIMATED FILM: Inside Out

Ironically, this was the longest voting period so far for any award, 27 minutes after they announced Non-Fiction Film. Could that mean that it was a heated debate, or just a bathroom break?
Purely guesswork, but I'd imagine both Inside Out and Anomalisa were hugely popular, and it might have taken several ballots for one to get a decisive majority.
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Interesting. Anomalisa was supposed to be the favorite here.
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