Los Angeles Film Critics Association Winners
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Small Axe is being submitted by Amazon to the Emmys. It's not even eligible for the Oscars.
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A few thoughts:
The critics seem to be making my argument for me, certainly in the best picture category, as everything that's been honored so far wouldn't get within a country mile of a best picture Oscar if the year were normal.
The one interesting element this year is, with critics sticking to annual deadlines and Oscar extending a long way, and with critics making such arcane choices, and with a number of seemingly more audience-friendly choices available, we might see more variance between Oscar voting and the lead-up awards than we've become accustomed to. Or...I'm kidding myself, and The Broadcast Critics will ruin everything, as usual.
Carey Mulligan continues LA's remarkable aversion to American actresses. Post 2002, when Julianne Moore won for Far from Heaven, the only American actresses to win solo from LA are Vera Farmiga in Down to the Bone, Patricia Arquette in Boyhood, and Mary Kay Place in Diane -- two in movies virtually no one saw, and one a bumped-up supporting performance. (Jennifer Lawrence did win for Silver Linings Playbook, but in a tie with Emmanuelle Riva.) It's been a great run for American actresses over much of that period, but you'd never know it to look at LA. (American men, by the way, have won the award 11 times over that same timespan, including today.)
Since I singled out GlynnTurman in my Ma Rainey comments, I'll say I'm glad to see him get recognition after so many years toiling in the vineyards.
I remain baffled people are honoring the screenplay for Never Rarely Sometimes Always (runner-up here). I didn't hate the film -- though I think the praise is over-the-top -- but the last thing I'd cite is its script.
The critics seem to be making my argument for me, certainly in the best picture category, as everything that's been honored so far wouldn't get within a country mile of a best picture Oscar if the year were normal.
The one interesting element this year is, with critics sticking to annual deadlines and Oscar extending a long way, and with critics making such arcane choices, and with a number of seemingly more audience-friendly choices available, we might see more variance between Oscar voting and the lead-up awards than we've become accustomed to. Or...I'm kidding myself, and The Broadcast Critics will ruin everything, as usual.
Carey Mulligan continues LA's remarkable aversion to American actresses. Post 2002, when Julianne Moore won for Far from Heaven, the only American actresses to win solo from LA are Vera Farmiga in Down to the Bone, Patricia Arquette in Boyhood, and Mary Kay Place in Diane -- two in movies virtually no one saw, and one a bumped-up supporting performance. (Jennifer Lawrence did win for Silver Linings Playbook, but in a tie with Emmanuelle Riva.) It's been a great run for American actresses over much of that period, but you'd never know it to look at LA. (American men, by the way, have won the award 11 times over that same timespan, including today.)
Since I singled out GlynnTurman in my Ma Rainey comments, I'll say I'm glad to see him get recognition after so many years toiling in the vineyards.
I remain baffled people are honoring the screenplay for Never Rarely Sometimes Always (runner-up here). I didn't hate the film -- though I think the praise is over-the-top -- but the last thing I'd cite is its script.
Re: Los Angeles Film Critics Association Winners
Maybe they were honoring Mangrove, the first episode only.mlrg wrote:Small Axe is a freaking TV Show...
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Small Axe is a freaking TV Show...
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Re: Los Angeles Film Critics Association Winners
Best Picture
Winner: Small Axe
Runner-up: Nomadland
New Generation: Radha Blank, THE 40-YEAR-OLD-VERSION. #LAFCA
Winner: Small Axe
Runner-up: Nomadland
New Generation: Radha Blank, THE 40-YEAR-OLD-VERSION. #LAFCA
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She's good but I do not get these Best Supporting Actress citations at all.Sabin wrote:Best Supporting Actress: Youn Yuh-jung, Minor
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Best Director
Winner: Chloe Zhao, Nomadland
Runner-up: Steve McQueen, SMALL AXE.
Winner: Chloe Zhao, Nomadland
Runner-up: Steve McQueen, SMALL AXE.
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Best Actress
Winner: Carey Mulligan, PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN.
Runner-up: Viola Davis, MA RAINEY’S BLACK BOTTOM.
Winner: Carey Mulligan, PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN.
Runner-up: Viola Davis, MA RAINEY’S BLACK BOTTOM.
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Best Actor Winner: Chadwick Boseman, MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM.
Runner-up: Riz Ahmed, SOUND OF METAL.
Best Documentary Winner: Time
Runner-up: Collective
Runner-up: Riz Ahmed, SOUND OF METAL.
Best Documentary Winner: Time
Runner-up: Collective
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Best Screenplay
Winner: Emerald Fennell, PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN
Runner-up: Eliza Hittman, NEVER REALLY SOMETIMES ALWAYS
Best Animation
Winner: WOLFWALKERS
Runner-up: SOUL
Winner: Emerald Fennell, PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN
Runner-up: Eliza Hittman, NEVER REALLY SOMETIMES ALWAYS
Best Animation
Winner: WOLFWALKERS
Runner-up: SOUL
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Best Supporting Actress: Youn Yuh-jung, Minari
Runner up: Amanda Seyfriend, Mank
Runner up: Amanda Seyfriend, Mank
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Best Editing: The Father
Runner up: Time
(NOTE #1: I bet Best Editing will go to a documentary like Time or Collective, or like I’m Thinking of Ending Things, which is very well-edited but I don’t really know why it’s cited more for its editing than cinematography)
(NOTE #2: Well, half right)
Runner up: Time
(NOTE #1: I bet Best Editing will go to a documentary like Time or Collective, or like I’m Thinking of Ending Things, which is very well-edited but I don’t really know why it’s cited more for its editing than cinematography)
(NOTE #2: Well, half right)
"How's the despair?"
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Best Production Design: Mank
Runner-Up: Sergey Ivanov, BEANPOLE
Runner-Up: Sergey Ivanov, BEANPOLE
"How's the despair?"
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Best Supporting Actor: Glynn Turman, MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM
Runner-up: Paul Raci, SOUND OF METAL
Runner-up: Paul Raci, SOUND OF METAL
"How's the despair?"
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Best Music/Score: Soul
Runner up: Lovers Rock
Runner up: Lovers Rock
"How's the despair?"