Teo Yoo is brilliant in Past Lives call it a reserved performance but the naunce he expresses via his expressions and his eyes are so expressive. Such a heartfelt performance
I love how in 2019 people were like "omg awards are so boring they give it to the same people." Now people complain about the Baftas being different. 😂
Great predictions. Andrew Scott remains the most shocking omission as every single one of those nominations for All Of Us Strangers are brilliant yet they don't nominate the performance that holds the movie together in lead?! Really odd there. Lily Gladstone was an incredibly shocking omission that should have been there, ditto with Greta Lee.
The funny thing is I’ve been predicting Giamatti as our winner since the day before CCA winners were announced. For anyone thinking it would be weird to see Oppy win BP & Director w/o Lead Actor, may I remind you that Birdman did this exact same thing.
I think Cillian wins this. I don’t think the academy gambles here. Paul Giamatti had a great performance but I still like his performance in Sideways more. I hate seeing actors winning the statue for the wrong movie.
@MrJoker3571 Keaton lost because Redmayne was playing a real life person with an illness. It's actually a funny story. An academy member told him during the nomination lunch thing that he would loose for that reason.
One thing I want to see if it continues is ever since we got a jury voting system especially for Director back in 2020/21, we’ve only seen three of the Director nominees at BAFTA translate to the Oscar lineup. Kinda wonder if Glazer & Payne will be the ones joining Nolan at the Oscar.
Thank You, Brits brothers & sisters, for spicing this award season up! and thank you Brian! Have fun at Sundance, looking forward hearing your reviews :)
I’m glad Teo Yoo got nominated because I felt that he should at least be acknowledged somewhere. Too bad John Maguro did not make it in Golden Globe. He should’ve been acknowledged somewhere also.
In addition to actor, Rustin is favored to snag a song nomination. As for lone acting noms, remember To Leslie and Blonde last year. Hope you're enjoying Sundance.
Was disappointed that George Mackay didn't make it through to the Best Actor final five; his performance in Femme was electric. Very pleased to see The Holdovers represented well, Giammati surely is the favourite to win. Da'Vine Joy Randolph should also nail it for Best Supporting Actress, and Huller, for Anatomy,. Supporting actor is the most difficult but for the Baftas I suspect it'll go to Mescal.
I want Colman Domingo to get nominated for Best Actor. He gave a good performance, but more importantly, he's that rare actor in Hollywood, that's been outspoken about his sexuality.
How often has an actress been nominated in Best Supporting and Best Acting in the same year? It has to be very rare! Has any actress won in both in the same night? Would love to see a video on this
Sandra Huller was excellent in AOAF. I hope that if she gets a double nomination at the Oscars it's because she's a legitimate contender in both categories and not just a consolation prize for losing Best Actress which is where she has the strongest chance to win.
Since 2000, three different actresses have been nominated for both in the same year: Julianne Moore (Far from Heaven and The Hours), Cate Blanchett (Elizabeth: The Golden Age and I'm Not There) and Scarlet Johanssen (Marriage Story and Jojo Rabbit). None won either award. It would be tremendous if Huller could pull that off.
Saltburn was a good movie. We now know that Emerald Fennel is a gay man. The story has some plot holes and as a movie that is mostly about style, that's ok. We can agree about the feelings it tries to evoke. Kudos to Barry Keough for being a fantasy to Fennel.
I think the BAFTAs mostly got it right; i.e. Barbie is a box office hit, yes - but best film of 2023? Definitely not. No nomination for Leonardo di Caprio (generally a very overrated actor in my opinion) - I applaud it (on the merit of the acting there are better performances than his) And I kind of agree with leaving Lily Gladstone out as well. She's good, but the other nominees are simply more deserving in my opinion. There's been far too much hype around her and BAFTA was simply not swayed by it!
Some serious omissions here in the BAFTA nominations but I definitely applaud them (for the most part) for the route they took. Things where getting a bit too predictable which takes the fun out of the awards circuit so I am glad they shook it up a bit to be honest. The one change I would make is replacing Margot Robbie with Lily Gladstone. I definitely have the same feeling about you that the Lily Gladstone omission could be setting up Sandra Hüller as the BAFTA Best Actress winner, with Hüller then becoming Oscars dark horse. I would love to see Sandra Hüller win the Best Actress Oscar. She gave my favorite performance from an actress last year.
Sandra Huller SHOULD win the bafta and the Oscar. She mopped the flor with the other actresses. If she doesn't win it would be further prove that it's all políticas.
@@melisagalvalizi6982 Sandra Huller is a good choice for the winner that part I agree. However if she doesn't win it just means the jury preferred other performances. Reminder that her biggest competitor not named Lily Gladstone is Emma Stone and she already took home globes and critics choice
I feel like BAFTA is fun because they often have more variety in their nominations than the others (sometimes I agree, sometimes I don't), but they don't seem to be a great predictor for the Oscar's (at least not recently). I really loved All of Us Strangers and I liked Saltburn and I was glad to see so many nominations. There's obviously BAFTA's British bias but I think those nominations are genuinely deserved. Loved the nominations for Anatomy of a Fall and The Holdovers, disappointed about Greta Lee and Andrew Scott not being nominated (and pretty surprised about Andrew Scott in particular).
"They don't seem to be a great predictor for the Oscars". Remember in 2021 they predicted a lot of close categories. Best VFX, Best Editing, Best Original Screenplay, Best Adapted Screenplay and the most shocking Best actress for Frances McDormand and Best actor for Anthony Hopkins. I agree last year was a complete debacle but they still are a great predictor. If they do big surprises in this season then this season will be spice up.
@mohitrawat5225 I'm not saying they never predict anything, but in recent years SAG seems to be the best predictor, particularly in the acting, directing and best film categories.
@@rebeccag8589 I mean they have off years, and other years they can absolutely be a good predictor. As someone mentioned they got it right in 2021. We never know if they'll be off or right. Last year, while they didn't predict EEAO, they did show that there was passion for All Quiet which helped it win 4 Oscars. We'll know soon enough.
Baftas were originally a poor version of Oscars, favoured British born stars and productions and had little resemblance to Oscar winners list. Few overseas stars bothered showing up.They clearly wanted more stars showing up and more relevance, but by making some odd choices, they also want to be different. Omitting Lily and Marty is one way to do that, including Sandra is good but there's always an oddball that no one knows about. Oscars still feel old school and tied to industry elites. Neither are ideal in my view
that's what I was thinking too, like they wanted to legitimize themselves as an institution so more hollywood stars would get nominated and turn up at their award shows, but as time passes people starting treating the baftas as a mere precursor to the oscars so to reestablish themselves as their own organization, they started going against the grain in recent years (all the best actress oscar winners in the past 3-4 years did not win baftas)
I agree that the BAFTA nominations bring some chaos, but I think they are in fact chaotic. Have they rolled the dice to come up with the names to nominate? I also don't understand the somewhat extreme love for "Saltburn", a film that in my opinion doesn't break any mold. I imagine that being a British production has helped. I don't think this year's BAFTAs will have much influence on the Oscars.
The bafta snubs are due to juries in those categories. I am surprised Robbie got in despite that though, and Gladstone was probably considered not a lead and therefore snubbed by those jurors.
Are you aware of how the BAFTA acting nomination works? From the top 10 longlisted performances in each acting category, the top 3 vote getters will be nominated by default. The jury will select another 3 nominees from the remaining 7 longlisted performances. Although we can only speculate but it seems pretty obvious that Robbie is one of the top 3 vote getters. She thoroughly deserved it though as she totally nailed that role.
@neverletmego3139 I also thought Robbie was in the top 3 vote getters (along with Sandra and Emma). If true, it means Gladstone was not jury saved. I don't know which one is worse; not getting enough votes or not being saved by the jury. Of course, this is all speculation. Who knows what happened with the voting process.
I love Saltburn. The acting was stellar across the board. Do you think Saltburn has picked up momentum since it came out on Prime? I feel like a lot more people have seen it now.
Here are my initial thoughts on Best Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor and Actress, Director, and Picture. When it comes to Best Actor, I’m predicting Cillian Murphy will win here. I would not however rule out the possibility of Paul Giamatti winning here after he took home Best Actor at the Critics Choice Awards. Leonardo DiCaprio missing SAG and now BAFTA is not a good sign for him. Because of this, I’m now starting to think that there is a fifty-fifty chance Leo could end up being left out on Oscar nomination morning. When it comes to Best Actress, I am APPALLED with BAFTAS decision to leave Lily Gladstone out of the conversation. It’s now obvious to me that Emma Stone is gonna win here. As far as Best Supporting Actor goes, I truly believe it’s another win for Robert Downey Jr. Although, I am very pleased to see Dominic Sessa get a nomination here. Dominic Sessa would better chance of getting a Best Supporting Actor nomination over Charles Melton because it’s clear to me that BAFTA did not like May December. Willem Dafoe and Mark Ruffalo missing SAG and BAFTA is not good. Granted, Dafoe did get in at SAG. Best Supporting Actress is more than likely going to be given to Da’Vine Joy Randolph. However, I would not rule out either Emily Blunt or Rosamund Pike making a surprising upset. Best Director is going to Christopher Nolan because I truly believe that this is his year. Gerwig missing in Best Director is no surprise to me. However, Yorgos Lathamos and Martin Scorsese missing was shocking. When it comes to Best Picture, I think it’s gonna go to either Oppenheimer or The Holdovers.
My thought is I want to edit your long thought to something more concise, e.g., ‘Best Supporting Actress is more likely going to be given to ….’ to simply ‘Supporting Actress is more likely going to …’ Yes. I’m that guy.
Hey , Brian ! I've seen " Poor Things " yesterday and I agree : Emma Stone WILL win her second Academy Award , the BAFTA AND the SAG too . I have no words left to describe her work in that movie . She's the Meryl of her generation !
It's pretty well known that BAFTA has an established bias in favor of British films and actors. That is the only thing that explains the actor noms..no rocket science there
@@myytchanneldinakoha8498 on the contrary, Hollywood is obsessed with British productions and performances...remember, King's Speech, The Favorite and countless others?
@@acesovernines Remember Helen Hunt over Judi Dench? And have you noticed the Brits seem to love The Holdovers? And Barbie seems only an American thing? Point is, all is fair is love and war and awards.
I love your opinions and general knowledge and insight on movies both new and classic films. Just one request. When you are talking about the nominations of different bodies in this great awards season, could you leave the graphic on the screen while you talk about the nominees please? My attention span as I get older is getting worse! I have to keep rewinding. What a great year it’s been for film. Being in London and not getting these films at the same time as US releases I’m counting current films as 2023. This week I’m going to see The Holdovers and All of us Strangers this week and The Zone of Interest on Feb 4th. No sign of The Colour Purple in UK cinemas yet! Fave films so far - Poor Things and Oppenheimer.
Gladstone’s omission might be due to many seeing her performance as Supporting instead of Lead. As good as she is, I think the character was poorly handled in the script
BAFTA is London-based. So, I cannot see the Best Actor award going to anyone except Cillian Murphy. It would be one thing if the tide wasn't in his favour, but it clearly is with his win at the Golden Globes, Critics Choice etc. And I can't see the BAFTAs going against the tide if the tide is in favour of a British or Irish actor. Likewise, we cannot ignore geography, history etc. when it comes to Emma Gladstone. I love her... She seems so lovely and was brilliant in Killers of the Flower Moon, but I honestly don't believe she should be in the lead actress category. And the Globes etc., being American award shows, play a role in her current sweep of the awards. The UK doesn't have that same history - even though obviously the people who built America were the British, but that's another story.
No not me I can’t even begin to understand how they passed Scorsese over, I don’t get it at all!!! Nor Lanthimos either!!! NOR dear Andrew Scott at the BAFTAs above all other award shows, how is that possible??!!!! 🤦🏻♀️😟🤷🏻♀️
Dominic sessa has replaced charles melton as the young actor thats getting a best supporting actor nomination. I wish they can nominate both young actors. I love seeing young upcoming actors get nominations at the oscar
i agree. i wish they could both get a nom and milo machado graner. i honestly liked these three more than rdj, de niro and gosling. but if any newcomer will get a nom it's dominic at this point. may december is weak
Rustin also keeps getting nominated for song. So Domingo is not the only recognition it’s been getting. He literally hasn’t missed anywhere. For him to miss at Oscars would be interesting and disappointing.
If only Emily Blunt would’ve been given more screen time and an interesting character…I don’t even know why she’s in the nominations conversation over Moore and/or Foster 🤷🏽
Some of the omissions are possibly because of the weird nomination process of the BAFTAs. 2-3 are a popular choice and the rest are chosen by a special jury. Wouldn’t surprise me if they have a British bias on the jury.
The data shows the BAFTAs lean more toward British actors than American. I just did a quick study of the Best Actor noms/wins since 2000. BAFTA noms = 52% American, 38% British, 10% other. OSCAR noms = 66% American, 25% British, 9% other. I'm wager the other categories would have similar breakdowns.
I'm glad the BAFTAs made room for Rye Lane, as well as Saltburn, Anatomy of a Fall, and The Zone of Interest. I fear the Oscars won't be so adventurous. They are going to back Scorcese's bombast.
Brian-Past Lives was my favorite movie as well and I was glad to see Teo Yoo get in for his wonderful performance. You should do the Oscar Noms live. I would really like to see your reaction when Past Lives, Greta Lee or Celine Song get nominations!! Good Entertainment. I Loved Saltburn as well! Cheers Man!
I’m having major Sundance FOMO right now. Have fun. The BAFTAS are always the outlier and they are really shaking things up. I think Anatomy of the Fall is going to do real well at the BAFTAS, which will really shake things up. I’m watching the film today so my opinion might change. I love that there are so many competitive races this year. The only for certain category I think will be Christopher Nolan for Best Director.
Emma stone is definitely winning best actress. Shes basically gonna sweep this award season. She was completely naked in poor things. The academy loves to to reward actresses who go nude.
Don't sell her short. She displayed remarkable range, character development and was funny as all get out. The nudity in Poor Things helped create elements of the humor, and Yorgos style of not holding back (on all accounts) was able to shine through. I'm hoping Emma and Yorgos work together for years to come in a manner similar to Scorcese has worked with De Niro and Leo.
For leading actor here I don’t think you even need to bite the bullet on taking Teo Yoo out for Andrew Scott. While I enjoyed Saltburn, I think Barry Keoghan’s slot easily should have gone to Andrew Scott.
My theory for Killers of the Flower Moon having a poor showing: BAFTA awards looking at an American historical epic. It’s not showy or flashy like other American epics were in the past, it’s a grittier and might have been less appealing to British voters the way that Saltburn or All of Us Strangers were. That could have carried over to Gladstone.
@@myytchanneldinakoha8498 Perhaps “poor showing” was a bad way to say it (I didn’t read the full list of what else it was up for), but the scathing reality of Killers probably has more relevance to America than it does Britain. But then again, the omission of Yorgos was what REALLY surprised me as it’s such a visual movie whose vision comes across because of the director’s distinctive style. Which could also explain Gladstone’s omission.
Sandra Huller was excellent in AOAF. I hope that if she gets a double nomination at the Oscars it's because she's a legitimate contender in both categories and not just a consolation prize for losing Best Actress which is where she has the strongest chance to win. I think Margot Robbie got in because of pure votes. (I'm not sure the jury would have saved her). I suspect the other vote getters were Sandra and Emma. If all of this is true it means that Gladstone wasn't even saved by the jury. I'm not sure which is worse, not entering because of lack of votes or not being saved by the jury... in a field of 6!!
I'm a fan of Saltburn and expected it to do well at BAFTA since it's a British movie and it's deserved. Being British it's not surprising that Orarah got in over Gladstone. Minority opinion here in that I Gladstone is very over rated for her performance.
Here are the list of nominees that I wish and hope that had won: Best Film: Killers of the Flower Moon - Dan Friedkin, Daniel Lupi, Martin Scorsese and Bradley Thomas or Oppenheimer - Christopher Nolan, Charles Roven and Emma Thomas Best Director: Christopher Nolan- Oppenheimer or Bradley Cooper- Mastero Best Actor In A Leading Role: Cillian Murphy - Oppenheimer as J. Robert Oppenheimer Best Actress In A Leading Role: Fantasia Barrino - The Color Purple as Celie Harris-Johnson Best Actor In A Supporting Role: Robert Downey Jr. - Oppenheimer as Lewis Strauss Best Actress In A Supporting Role: Danielle Brooks - The Color Purple as Sofia Best Original Screenplay: Barbie - Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach Best Adapted Screenplay: Oppenheimer - Christopher Nolan Best Animated Film: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse - Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers, Justin K. Thompson, Avi Arad, Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, Amy Pascal and Christina Steinberg or The Boy and the Heron - Hayao Miyazaki and Toshio Suzuki Best Documentary: Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie - Davis Guggenheim, Jonathan King and Annetta Marion or Wham! - Chris Smith Best Casting: Killers of the Flower Moon - Ellen Lewis and Rene Haynes Best Film Not In An English Language: The Zone of Interest - Jonathan Glazer Best Cinematography: Killers of the Flower Moon - Rodrigo Prieto Best Costume Design: Barbie - Jacqueline Durran Best Editing: Killers of the Flower Moon - Thelma Schoonmaker or Oppenheimer - Jennifer Lame Best Make Up & Hair: Poor Things - Nadia Stacey, Mark Coulier and Josh Weston Best Original Score: Oppenheimer - Ludwig Göransson Best Production Design: Barbie - Sarah Greenwood and Katie Spencer Best Sound: Maestro - Richard King, Steve Morrow, Tom Ozanich, Jason Ruder and Dean Zupancic Best Special Visual Effects: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 - Theo Bialek, Stephane Ceretti, Alexis Wajsbrot and Guy Williams or Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One - Neil Corbould, Simone Coco, Jeff Sutherland and Alex Wuttke Outstanding British Film: Napoleon - Ridley Scott, Mark Huffam, Kevin J. Walsh and David Scarpa Wonka - Paul King, Alexandra Derbyshire, David Heyman and Simon Farnaby or Poor Things - Yorgos Lanthimos, Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe, Emma Stone and Tony McNamara EE Rising Star Award: Ayo Edebiri or Jacob Elordi
>snub a handful of overrated films in lieu of more interesting picks >people still bitch anyways Maybe it's the presence of MIDstro that makes these snubs feel more hurtful?
BAFTA did some wild things that I don’t understand. I don’t understand doing Teo Yoo without Greta Lee, I don’t understand All of Us Strangers in directing and screenplay and Paul and Claire but no Andrew Scott. I do not understand KOTFM in best film without Scorsese or Gladstone or screenplay. I don’t understand the Jacob Elordi nomination for Saltburn, especially without Saltburn in any of the big categories outside of acting. Also to snub Ruffalo and Lathimos but still give Poor Things best film? Like this was truly truly wild.
I’m happy that The Holdovers is getting a lot more appreciation as award season goes on BUT wow some crazy omissions amongst the big categories. BAFTA has gone crazy. Far too much love for Saltburn which is decently acted but it’s not THAT good (but I guess it being a British movie it was to be expected) and no Lily Gladstone or Andrew Scott (in a movie that gets a nod for best casting but they don’t nominate the best performance in the movie, like what!) and no Mark Ruffalo! Yikes.
The French Academy will be honoring Christopher Nolan with a César in February. As a French (am American too) i ll tell you what this means: British Academy, we expect something in return: a prize for Justine Triet. So maybe screenplay or picture I can see it happening
Since the BAFTAs are British. To qualify, do the films have to have some link to Britain? Like at least one British citizen, or British investment, or filmed on British soul? I would think that one of the goals of having such awards would be to showcase the training, production and talent in the British film industry. . The choices would make sense to me.
Lily not being nominated has upset me. Seriously, what the hell is BAFTA thinking!?!? It's as though they really wanted to be the most unique and shocking with the noms😅. I'm a big fan of Fantasia's music, but what a waste of a nomination, imo! Jacob Elordi's nom is out of left field, as well. Hmmm...
ه Bafta🎭 sooooo british Fanatic 🤔 Bafta award choose british film all the time. Bafta mambers have loyality to (british film and actross and actor) All the time...in nomnation and in wining. Amrican awards they give the awards to the best as can as possible. Clear some time ignor british film but in bafta they have too much loyality to their art work..and to uorpian work. Rasist in some way against amrican film. They chooce in all category: Britsh and uorpian even if this works good: Sultburn.all strangers of us..the zone of intrest..the anatomy of all..poor thing. Even if the bsfta pretend by diversity...the make choice fairly and without pias. Domnic sessa 😍😍😍👏👏 Amazing choice. He the best. Amrican awatds ignor him. He take just one in critics. For young actor. He good to supporting actor category. I hope he win❤ The holdovers Amazing take screenplay and diroction 👏👏♥ Alxander payne waaas amazing. He soooo desearve to win too. Lilly gladston snubbed 😲 If they feel she make short film why they dont let her get best supporting actross. Some peaple said she supporting...but this not right excuse to snubbe her. She was good to be in cermony..at least as a supporting actross. This not wrong of lilly gladston. The awards mamber they put her in leading. And make her lose leading wining..or losing wining. Maystroo Are they realy think ? Good screenplay 🤔 The worst screenplay. Maystroo and color purple the worst screenplay. Are they realy snubbed lilly gladstone For vivian opraha just becase she british actross. And put carry mouligan.. she talk in film about stupid things...instead lilly gladston. And realy put famtisia burini in place of lilly gladstone. Are they joke...fantisia and vivian better than lilly.😨 The color purple was disasstar film👎✖👎 No sequnce of events in it🤔 Strangers of all us🤔😨 Gay romance film. Why they give them nom. They make reapeted story of love story. And get diroction😂😨 This film make same if use phone camira. Realy they thing this better naplion diroction as example.
I'm predicting Rosamund Pike for the 5th slot in supporting actress at the Oscars. Due to Sandra Hüller's nomination in supporting actress I have her winning lead. With as much support as The Holdovers has at BAFTA I don't think Da'Vine loses there. I who ever wins SAG wins the Oscar. BAFTA voting works differently. It's not the top 6; it's the top 3 and then the other 3 are jury picks.
Greta Gerwig should've been nominated for Best Director so that we could've seen two female directors getting their nods. As for who would win, i'm rooting for: Best Supporting Actor: Robert Downey Jr. Best Supporting Actress: Emily Blunt Best Actress: Sandra Huller Best Actor: Cillian Murphy Best Original Screenplay: Justine Triet & Arthur Harari Best Adapted Screenplay: Christopher Nolan Best Director: Christopher Nolan Best Film: Oppenheimer Where can we watch Oscars nominations announcement outside US?
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Teo Yoo is brilliant in Past Lives call it a reserved performance but the naunce he expresses via his expressions and his eyes are so expressive. Such a heartfelt performance
I agree. Yoo and Murphy both give two of the best facial performances of the year.
@@jonathanvelazquezph.d.2719same thing with Lily Gladstone
I love the chaos BAFTA has brought
BAFTA always gives nominations and even awards to most unexpected people. And also do big snubs.
Yorgos Lanthimos fully deserved to be nominated 😢
No he didn’t
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I love how in 2019 people were like "omg awards are so boring they give it to the same people." Now people complain about the Baftas being different. 😂
BAFTA always gives nominations and even awards to most unexpected people. And also do big snubs.
@@mohitrawat5225All of us Strangers is fully deserved though. It got massively snubbed at the Oscars
Great predictions. Andrew Scott remains the most shocking omission as every single one of those nominations for All Of Us Strangers are brilliant yet they don't nominate the performance that holds the movie together in lead?! Really odd there. Lily Gladstone was an incredibly shocking omission that should have been there, ditto with Greta Lee.
The holdovers is rising. The love for this film is rising.
Paul Giamatti may win best actor
The funny thing is I’ve been predicting Giamatti as our winner since the day before CCA winners were announced. For anyone thinking it would be weird to see Oppy win BP & Director w/o Lead Actor, may I remind you that Birdman did this exact same thing.
I think Cillian wins this. I don’t think the academy gambles here. Paul Giamatti had a great performance but I still like his performance in Sideways more. I hate seeing actors winning the statue for the wrong movie.
@MrJoker3571 Keaton lost because Redmayne was playing a real life person with an illness. It's actually a funny story. An academy member told him during the nomination lunch thing that he would loose for that reason.
What a tight race between these two
I love seeing Sandra Huller nominated in 2 category 👏👏👏
One thing I want to see if it continues is ever since we got a jury voting system especially for Director back in 2020/21, we’ve only seen three of the Director nominees at BAFTA translate to the Oscar lineup. Kinda wonder if Glazer & Payne will be the ones joining Nolan at the Oscar.
Thank You, Brits brothers & sisters, for spicing this award season up!
and thank you Brian! Have fun at Sundance, looking forward hearing your reviews :)
I’m glad Teo Yoo got nominated because I felt that he should at least be acknowledged somewhere. Too bad John Maguro did not make it in Golden Globe. He should’ve been acknowledged somewhere also.
wholeheartedly agree. Magaro's part is actually very difficult to play.
Downey is the most British of non-UK actors (sarcastic sense of humour, acting) so I think Bafta will want to recognise him
In addition to actor, Rustin is favored to snag a song nomination. As for lone acting noms, remember To Leslie and Blonde last year. Hope you're enjoying Sundance.
Was disappointed that George Mackay didn't make it through to the Best Actor final five; his performance in Femme was electric. Very pleased to see The Holdovers represented well, Giammati surely is the favourite to win. Da'Vine Joy Randolph should also nail it for Best Supporting Actress, and Huller, for Anatomy,. Supporting actor is the most difficult but for the Baftas I suspect it'll go to Mescal.
I"d swap Cooper for Lanthimos. Cooper did okay, but not on the same level as Lanthimos.
I want Colman Domingo to get nominated for Best Actor. He gave a good performance, but more importantly, he's that rare actor in Hollywood, that's been outspoken about his sexuality.
How often has an actress been nominated in Best Supporting and Best Acting in the same year? It has to be very rare! Has any actress won in both in the same night? Would love to see a video on this
Sandra Huller was excellent in AOAF. I hope that if she gets a double nomination at the Oscars it's because she's a legitimate contender in both categories and not just a consolation prize for losing Best Actress which is where she has the strongest chance to win.
Cate winslet win 2 in golden globe in same year
For the reader and the revolotionary road
Since 2000, three different actresses have been nominated for both in the same year: Julianne Moore (Far from Heaven and The Hours), Cate Blanchett (Elizabeth: The Golden Age and I'm Not There) and Scarlet Johanssen (Marriage Story and Jojo Rabbit). None won either award. It would be tremendous if Huller could pull that off.
Saltburn was a good movie. We now know that Emerald Fennel is a gay man. The story has some plot holes and as a movie that is mostly about style, that's ok. We can agree about the feelings it tries to evoke. Kudos to Barry Keough for being a fantasy to Fennel.
Nothing espisial in film same every gays film
Lilly, Greta and Andrew Scott being omitted is baffling
I’m just happy that Oppenheimer is getting the recognition it’s been receiving this award season.
It hasn't lost any steam
Predicting Oppenheimer will dominate BAFTA.
I think the BAFTAs mostly got it right; i.e. Barbie is a box office hit, yes - but best film of 2023? Definitely not. No nomination for Leonardo di Caprio (generally a very overrated actor in my opinion) - I applaud it (on the merit of the acting there are better performances than his) And I kind of agree with leaving Lily Gladstone out as well. She's good, but the other nominees are simply more deserving in my opinion. There's been far too much hype around her and BAFTA was simply not swayed by it!
Maybe they were confused by Gladstone's category placement
I agree about Dicaprio.. He literally plays himself in every films.. no depth and range in his acting
@@vivianfernandes4436 i agree with you he make same shallow performance all films
I love this comment.
You, Sir, are brilliant
Teo Yoo was the best. It was all in the eyes that spoke so much.
Some serious omissions here in the BAFTA nominations but I definitely applaud them (for the most part) for the route they took. Things where getting a bit too predictable which takes the fun out of the awards circuit so I am glad they shook it up a bit to be honest. The one change I would make is replacing Margot Robbie with Lily Gladstone. I definitely have the same feeling about you that the Lily Gladstone omission could be setting up Sandra Hüller as the BAFTA Best Actress winner, with Hüller then becoming Oscars dark horse. I would love to see Sandra Hüller win the Best Actress Oscar. She gave my favorite performance from an actress last year.
Sandra Huller SHOULD win the bafta and the Oscar. She mopped the flor with the other actresses. If she doesn't win it would be further prove that it's all políticas.
I'm tired of americans and british winners.
Sandra for the win!!!!
@@melisagalvalizi6982 Sandra Huller is a good choice for the winner that part I agree. However if she doesn't win it just means the jury preferred other performances. Reminder that her biggest competitor not named Lily Gladstone is Emma Stone and she already took home globes and critics choice
I feel like BAFTA is fun because they often have more variety in their nominations than the others (sometimes I agree, sometimes I don't), but they don't seem to be a great predictor for the Oscar's (at least not recently). I really loved All of Us Strangers and I liked Saltburn and I was glad to see so many nominations. There's obviously BAFTA's British bias but I think those nominations are genuinely deserved. Loved the nominations for Anatomy of a Fall and The Holdovers, disappointed about Greta Lee and Andrew Scott not being nominated (and pretty surprised about Andrew Scott in particular).
I agree ritish bias✔
"They don't seem to be a great predictor for the Oscars". Remember in 2021 they predicted a lot of close categories. Best VFX, Best Editing, Best Original Screenplay, Best Adapted Screenplay and the most shocking Best actress for Frances McDormand and Best actor for Anthony Hopkins. I agree last year was a complete debacle but they still are a great predictor. If they do big surprises in this season then this season will be spice up.
@mohitrawat5225 I'm not saying they never predict anything, but in recent years SAG seems to be the best predictor, particularly in the acting, directing and best film categories.
@@rebeccag8589 I mean they have off years, and other years they can absolutely be a good predictor. As someone mentioned they got it right in 2021. We never know if they'll be off or right. Last year, while they didn't predict EEAO, they did show that there was passion for All Quiet which helped it win 4 Oscars. We'll know soon enough.
Baftas were originally a poor version of Oscars, favoured British born stars and productions and had little resemblance to Oscar winners list. Few overseas stars bothered showing up.They clearly wanted more stars showing up and more relevance, but by making some odd choices, they also want to be different. Omitting Lily and Marty is one way to do that, including Sandra is good but there's always an oddball that no one knows about.
Oscars still feel old school and tied to industry elites.
Neither are ideal in my view
that's what I was thinking too, like they wanted to legitimize themselves as an institution so more hollywood stars would get nominated and turn up at their award shows, but as time passes people starting treating the baftas as a mere precursor to the oscars so to reestablish themselves as their own organization, they started going against the grain in recent years (all the best actress oscar winners in the past 3-4 years did not win baftas)
I agree that the BAFTA nominations bring some chaos, but I think they are in fact chaotic. Have they rolled the dice to come up with the names to nominate? I also don't understand the somewhat extreme love for "Saltburn", a film that in my opinion doesn't break any mold. I imagine that being a British production has helped. I don't think this year's BAFTAs will have much influence on the Oscars.
The bafta snubs are due to juries in those categories. I am surprised Robbie got in despite that though, and Gladstone was probably considered not a lead and therefore snubbed by those jurors.
BAFTA is known for keeping it real. They are saying what most of us are thinking: Gladstone was acting in a supporting role.
Are you aware of how the BAFTA acting nomination works? From the top 10 longlisted performances in each acting category, the top 3 vote getters will be nominated by default. The jury will select another 3 nominees from the remaining 7 longlisted performances. Although we can only speculate but it seems pretty obvious that Robbie is one of the top 3 vote getters. She thoroughly deserved it though as she totally nailed that role.
Btw if the jury were really fussy about category frauds then Sessa definitely wouldn't be nominated.
@@NeverLetMeGo777 i don't know anything for sure. That's just my opinion, and Robbie was good, but not the best acting of the year for me.
@neverletmego3139 I also thought Robbie was in the top 3 vote getters (along with Sandra and Emma). If true, it means Gladstone was not jury saved. I don't know which one is worse; not getting enough votes or not being saved by the jury. Of course, this is all speculation. Who knows what happened with the voting process.
I love Saltburn. The acting was stellar across the board. Do you think Saltburn has picked up momentum since it came out on Prime? I feel like a lot more people have seen it now.
It’s definitely talked about a lot . Great movie!
Here are my initial thoughts on Best Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor and Actress, Director, and Picture. When it comes to Best Actor, I’m predicting Cillian Murphy will win here. I would not however rule out the possibility of Paul Giamatti winning here after he took home Best Actor at the Critics Choice Awards. Leonardo DiCaprio missing SAG and now BAFTA is not a good sign for him. Because of this, I’m now starting to think that there is a fifty-fifty chance Leo could end up being left out on Oscar nomination morning.
When it comes to Best Actress, I am APPALLED with BAFTAS decision to leave Lily Gladstone out of the conversation. It’s now obvious to me that Emma Stone is gonna win here.
As far as Best Supporting Actor goes, I truly believe it’s another win for Robert Downey Jr. Although, I am very pleased to see Dominic Sessa get a nomination here. Dominic Sessa would better chance of getting a Best Supporting Actor nomination over Charles Melton because it’s clear to me that BAFTA did not like May December. Willem Dafoe and Mark Ruffalo missing SAG and BAFTA is not good. Granted, Dafoe did get in at SAG.
Best Supporting Actress is more than likely going to be given to Da’Vine Joy Randolph. However, I would not rule out either Emily Blunt or Rosamund Pike making a surprising upset.
Best Director is going to Christopher Nolan because I truly believe that this is his year. Gerwig missing in Best Director is no surprise to me. However, Yorgos Lathamos and Martin Scorsese missing was shocking.
When it comes to Best Picture, I think it’s gonna go to either Oppenheimer or The Holdovers.
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My thought is I want to edit your long thought to something more concise, e.g., ‘Best Supporting Actress is more likely going to be given to ….’ to simply ‘Supporting Actress is more likely going to …’
Yes. I’m that guy.
They might give best actress to Sandra Huller too, im rooting for emma but not complaining since I love how exciting the best actress race has become
@@myytchanneldinakoha8498 I understand but I like to go into details
I’m glad that Rye Lane is finally getting some support. One of my favorite movies this year.
Hey , Brian !
I've seen " Poor Things " yesterday and I agree :
Emma Stone WILL win her second Academy Award , the BAFTA AND the SAG too . I have no words left to describe her work in that movie .
She's the Meryl of her generation !
Dominic should have been put in rising star (whatever that name is)
He’s still too new for that
I'm happy with maestro getting recognized ❤❤❤ onward to oscars
Not gonna win anything
@@singstreetcar5881nope it’s not but is a movie where just being nominated is a victory. It’s a good movie but not special.
I'm also glad it's rising, even if it doesn't win anything.
Thanks so much, Brian. I'm glad that Colman Domingo got in for Best Actor. I just saw "Rustin" today and was most impressed with his performance.
It's pretty well known that BAFTA has an established bias in favor of British films and actors. That is the only thing that explains the actor noms..no rocket science there
I agree👍👍❤❤❤
Just like there’s bias on the other side of the Atlantic.
@@myytchanneldinakoha8498 on the contrary, Hollywood is obsessed with British productions and performances...remember, King's Speech, The Favorite and countless others?
@@acesovernines Remember Helen Hunt over Judi Dench? And have you noticed the Brits seem to love The Holdovers? And Barbie seems only an American thing? Point is, all is fair is love and war and awards.
CILLIAN for the win
Great summary. Celine Song also should have been nominated for best director. And no Lily Gladstone? No Greta Lee either? HUH?
I love your opinions and general knowledge and insight on movies both new and classic films. Just one request. When you are talking about the nominations of different bodies in this great awards season, could you leave the graphic on the screen while you talk about the nominees please? My attention span as I get older is getting worse! I have to keep rewinding.
What a great year it’s been for film. Being in London and not getting these films at the same time as US releases I’m counting current films as 2023. This week I’m going to see The Holdovers and All of us Strangers this week and The Zone of Interest on Feb 4th. No sign of The Colour Purple in UK cinemas yet!
Fave films so far - Poor Things and Oppenheimer.
Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor will get a surprising Best Actress Nomination for the Oscars.
Gladstone’s omission might be due to many seeing her performance as Supporting instead of Lead. As good as she is, I think the character was poorly handled in the script
So must put her in supporting actross instead snubbe her
@@marrmart7690 she splits her vote when there is category confusion, thus not gaining enough votes to gather a nomination in either category
I keep thinking cut 30 mins of Killers that didn’t have Lily in it and she automatically becomes a clear lead.
EXACTLY. She almost disappeared in the last third of the film.
BAFTA is London-based. So, I cannot see the Best Actor award going to anyone except Cillian Murphy. It would be one thing if the tide wasn't in his favour, but it clearly is with his win at the Golden Globes, Critics Choice etc. And I can't see the BAFTAs going against the tide if the tide is in favour of a British or Irish actor. Likewise, we cannot ignore geography, history etc. when it comes to Emma Gladstone. I love her... She seems so lovely and was brilliant in Killers of the Flower Moon, but I honestly don't believe she should be in the lead actress category. And the Globes etc., being American award shows, play a role in her current sweep of the awards. The UK doesn't have that same history - even though obviously the people who built America were the British, but that's another story.
What? Cillian didn’t win Critics Choice. And who’s Emma Gladstone?
@@myytchanneldinakoha8498 OK, Lily! Apologies. Cillian didn't win Critics? Whatevs. The point stands because.. reasons.
You're the first reaction I've seen not bummed or dismissive about Fantasia's nom - "Fantastic".
wahoo .... lily didn't get nominated.... mostly boring movie and way too long
Perhaps voters are undecided on her category placement
Cooper in here, but not lanthimos or Scorsese? This is a joke
No not me I can’t even begin to understand how they passed Scorsese over, I don’t get it at all!!! Nor Lanthimos either!!! NOR dear Andrew Scott at the BAFTAs above all other award shows, how is that possible??!!!! 🤦🏻♀️😟🤷🏻♀️
Dominic sessa has replaced charles melton as the young actor thats getting a best supporting actor nomination.
I wish they can nominate both young actors. I love seeing young upcoming actors get nominations at the oscar
Im starting to think that Dominic Sessa would have a better chance of being nominated for Best Supporting Actor over Charles Melton
i agree. i wish they could both get a nom and milo machado graner. i honestly liked these three more than rdj, de niro and gosling. but if any newcomer will get a nom it's dominic at this point. may december is weak
Domnic sessa amazing nom
Sandra Heuler should win, in just her clip alone I was like “give it to her”.
Joaquin Phoenix/Joker:Send it the Clown. (THE JOKER)
ROBERT DOWNEY Jr/Lewiss Strauss: ....... (OPPENHEIMER)
RDJ vs JOAQUIN PHOENIX Round 2
Murphy and Mulligan will win lead baftas
It would be so cool to see Mulligan win something
Rustin also keeps getting nominated for song. So Domingo is not the only recognition it’s been getting. He literally hasn’t missed anywhere. For him to miss at Oscars would be interesting and disappointing.
True
If only Emily Blunt would’ve been given more screen time and an interesting character…I don’t even know why she’s in the nominations conversation over Moore and/or Foster 🤷🏽
I'm thinking the same thing
Love your channel! I look forward to your videos. Keep it up. ❤
Nice room! I loved Saltburn too. After your review, I had to see it
I'm addicted to this channel now and always excited for all your new content!
Some of the omissions are possibly because of the weird nomination process of the BAFTAs. 2-3 are a popular choice and the rest are chosen by a special jury. Wouldn’t surprise me if they have a British bias on the jury.
They have all the time british bias
The data shows the BAFTAs lean more toward British actors than American. I just did a quick study of the Best Actor noms/wins since 2000.
BAFTA noms = 52% American, 38% British, 10% other.
OSCAR noms = 66% American, 25% British, 9% other.
I'm wager the other categories would have similar breakdowns.
I'm glad the BAFTAs made room for Rye Lane, as well as Saltburn, Anatomy of a Fall, and The Zone of Interest. I fear the Oscars won't be so adventurous. They are going to back Scorcese's bombast.
Brian-Past Lives was my favorite movie as well and I was glad to see Teo Yoo get in for his wonderful performance. You should do the Oscar Noms live. I would really like to see your reaction when Past Lives, Greta Lee or Celine Song get nominations!! Good Entertainment. I Loved Saltburn as well! Cheers Man!
The way davine joy Randolph is working the British press she got it in the bag
I expecting live reaction for you ,couse this year bafta noms was really surprising in some noms ,but yeah ,never mind
BAFTA got it right to exclude Gladstone in the best actress race because her role was really a supporting one in Killers.
I’m having major Sundance FOMO right now. Have fun. The BAFTAS are always the outlier and they are really shaking things up. I think Anatomy of the Fall is going to do real well at the BAFTAS, which will really shake things up. I’m watching the film today so my opinion might change. I love that there are so many competitive races this year. The only for certain category I think will be Christopher Nolan for Best Director.
Emma stone is definitely winning best actress. Shes basically gonna sweep this award season.
She was completely naked in poor things.
The academy loves to to reward actresses who go nude.
That last statement might be true 🤭
Don't sell her short. She displayed remarkable range, character development and was funny as all get out. The nudity in Poor Things helped create elements of the humor, and Yorgos style of not holding back (on all accounts) was able to shine through. I'm hoping Emma and Yorgos work together for years to come in a manner similar to Scorcese has worked with De Niro and Leo.
Her nude too much becase they reabet the sceances but her perfoemance amazing
For leading actor here I don’t think you even need to bite the bullet on taking Teo Yoo out for Andrew Scott. While I enjoyed Saltburn, I think Barry Keoghan’s slot easily should have gone to Andrew Scott.
I am nominated this year to best actriz, wish me luck.
Yay!! I was wondering when we would see this video! hehe
My theory for Killers of the Flower Moon having a poor showing: BAFTA awards looking at an American historical epic. It’s not showy or flashy like other American epics were in the past, it’s a grittier and might have been less appealing to British voters the way that Saltburn or All of Us Strangers were. That could have carried over to Gladstone.
Not less appealing..it is british bias
I would hardly call nine nominations poor showing, esp if it got in the top category (best pic) in a field with only five nominees.
@@marrmart7690Or maybe Killers is an American bias, just like Barbie is.
@@myytchanneldinakoha8498 Perhaps “poor showing” was a bad way to say it (I didn’t read the full list of what else it was up for), but the scathing reality of Killers probably has more relevance to America than it does Britain. But then again, the omission of Yorgos was what REALLY surprised me as it’s such a visual movie whose vision comes across because of the director’s distinctive style.
Which could also explain Gladstone’s omission.
I think Sandra Huller and Paul Giamatti will win lead BAFTAs. Emma Stone is a much loved honorary Brit but who knows 🤷🏼♀️
Teo is pronounced like tay-oh
Love "The Holdovers". It is a brilliant film.
Sandra Huller was excellent in AOAF. I hope that if she gets a double nomination at the Oscars it's because she's a legitimate contender in both categories and not just a consolation prize for losing Best Actress which is where she has the strongest chance to win.
I think Margot Robbie got in because of pure votes. (I'm not sure the jury would have saved her). I suspect the other vote getters were Sandra and Emma. If all of this is true it means that Gladstone wasn't even saved by the jury.
I'm not sure which is worse, not entering because of lack of votes or not being saved by the jury... in a field of 6!!
I'm a fan of Saltburn and expected it to do well at BAFTA since it's a British movie and it's deserved. Being British it's not surprising that Orarah got in over Gladstone. Minority opinion here in that I Gladstone is very over rated for her performance.
Gladstone is good but not at the level of Huller and Stone, imo. There's also the issue of whether or not she's in the wrong category.
Holly hunter in 94 the firm and the piano was also a double nominee
BAFTA being BAFTA… well at least they’re different but the omitted ones are the questionable ones
Here are the list of nominees that I wish and hope that had won:
Best Film:
Killers of the Flower Moon - Dan Friedkin, Daniel Lupi, Martin Scorsese and Bradley Thomas
or
Oppenheimer - Christopher Nolan, Charles Roven and Emma Thomas
Best Director:
Christopher Nolan- Oppenheimer
or
Bradley Cooper- Mastero
Best Actor In A Leading Role:
Cillian Murphy - Oppenheimer as J. Robert Oppenheimer
Best Actress In A Leading Role:
Fantasia Barrino - The Color Purple as Celie Harris-Johnson
Best Actor In A Supporting Role:
Robert Downey Jr. - Oppenheimer as Lewis Strauss
Best Actress In A Supporting Role:
Danielle Brooks - The Color Purple as Sofia
Best Original Screenplay:
Barbie - Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach
Best Adapted Screenplay:
Oppenheimer - Christopher Nolan
Best Animated Film:
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse - Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers, Justin K. Thompson, Avi Arad, Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, Amy Pascal and Christina Steinberg
or
The Boy and the Heron - Hayao Miyazaki and Toshio Suzuki
Best Documentary:
Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie - Davis Guggenheim, Jonathan King and Annetta Marion
or
Wham! - Chris Smith
Best Casting:
Killers of the Flower Moon - Ellen Lewis and Rene Haynes
Best Film Not In An English Language:
The Zone of Interest - Jonathan Glazer
Best Cinematography:
Killers of the Flower Moon - Rodrigo Prieto
Best Costume Design:
Barbie - Jacqueline Durran
Best Editing:
Killers of the Flower Moon - Thelma Schoonmaker
or
Oppenheimer - Jennifer Lame
Best Make Up & Hair:
Poor Things - Nadia Stacey, Mark Coulier and Josh Weston
Best Original Score:
Oppenheimer - Ludwig Göransson
Best Production Design:
Barbie - Sarah Greenwood and Katie Spencer
Best Sound:
Maestro - Richard King, Steve Morrow, Tom Ozanich, Jason Ruder and Dean Zupancic
Best Special Visual Effects:
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 - Theo Bialek, Stephane Ceretti, Alexis Wajsbrot and Guy Williams
or
Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One - Neil Corbould, Simone Coco, Jeff Sutherland and Alex Wuttke
Outstanding British Film:
Napoleon - Ridley Scott, Mark Huffam, Kevin J. Walsh and David Scarpa
Wonka - Paul King, Alexandra Derbyshire, David Heyman and Simon Farnaby
or
Poor Things - Yorgos Lanthimos, Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe, Emma Stone and Tony McNamara
EE Rising Star Award:
Ayo Edebiri
or
Jacob Elordi
I love Saltburn as well. FANTASTIC FILM!
>snub a handful of overrated films in lieu of more interesting picks
>people still bitch anyways
Maybe it's the presence of MIDstro that makes these snubs feel more hurtful?
BAFTA did some wild things that I don’t understand. I don’t understand doing Teo Yoo without Greta Lee, I don’t understand All of Us Strangers in directing and screenplay and Paul and Claire but no Andrew Scott. I do not understand KOTFM in best film without Scorsese or Gladstone or screenplay. I don’t understand the Jacob Elordi nomination for Saltburn, especially without Saltburn in any of the big categories outside of acting. Also to snub Ruffalo and Lathimos but still give Poor Things best film? Like this was truly truly wild.
It's baffling why Andrew Scott didn't get in. I hope he gets nominated for an Oscar.
You keep holding on to Bradley for dear life lol.
Shocked by the Andrew Scott omission. Thought he'd be a top 3 finalist for sure.
And the jury didn't save him!😢
I’m all for everyone in Saltburn. I hope Barry gets a nod at the Oscar’s . Downey Jr. is also a major favorite of mine
I think Hüller will win best actress at Bafta.
I’m happy that The Holdovers is getting a lot more appreciation as award season goes on BUT wow some crazy omissions amongst the big categories. BAFTA has gone crazy. Far too much love for Saltburn which is decently acted but it’s not THAT good (but I guess it being a British movie it was to be expected) and no Lily Gladstone or Andrew Scott (in a movie that gets a nod for best casting but they don’t nominate the best performance in the movie, like what!) and no Mark Ruffalo! Yikes.
The French Academy will be honoring Christopher Nolan with a César in February. As a French (am American too) i ll tell you what this means: British Academy, we expect something in return: a prize for Justine Triet. So maybe screenplay or picture I can see it happening
I was hoping that Jamie Bell would at least have a shot that the BAFTAs even if his Oscar chances are slim to none but no such luck
I think the jury system is throwing everything off here
Since the BAFTAs are British. To qualify, do the films have to have some link to Britain? Like at least one British citizen, or British investment, or filmed on British soul? I would think that one of the goals of having such awards would be to showcase the training, production and talent in the British film industry. . The choices would make sense to me.
isnt rustin also predicted for best song nomination?
Finally, a nomination for Teo Yoo he deserves. His eyes and face spoke volumes.
Godzilla Minus Ones robbed 😢
Lily not being nominated has upset me. Seriously, what the hell is BAFTA thinking!?!? It's as though they really wanted to be the most unique and shocking with the noms😅. I'm a big fan of Fantasia's music, but what a waste of a nomination, imo! Jacob Elordi's nom is out of left field, as well. Hmmm...
No Lily Gladstone? Not fair.
ه Bafta🎭 sooooo british
Fanatic 🤔
Bafta award choose british film all the time.
Bafta mambers have loyality to (british film and actross and actor)
All the time...in nomnation and in wining.
Amrican awards they give the awards to the best as can as possible.
Clear some time ignor british film but in bafta they have too much loyality to their art work..and to uorpian work.
Rasist in some way against amrican film.
They chooce in all category:
Britsh and uorpian even if this works good:
Sultburn.all strangers of us..the zone of intrest..the anatomy of all..poor thing.
Even if the bsfta pretend by diversity...the make choice fairly and without pias.
Domnic sessa 😍😍😍👏👏
Amazing choice.
He the best.
Amrican awatds ignor him.
He take just one in critics.
For young actor.
He good to supporting actor category.
I hope he win❤
The holdovers
Amazing take screenplay and diroction 👏👏♥
Alxander payne waaas amazing.
He soooo desearve to win too.
Lilly gladston snubbed 😲
If they feel she make short film why they dont let her get best supporting actross.
Some peaple said she supporting...but this not right excuse to snubbe her.
She was good to be in cermony..at least as a supporting actross.
This not wrong of lilly gladston.
The awards mamber they put her in leading.
And make her lose leading wining..or losing wining.
Maystroo
Are they realy think ?
Good screenplay 🤔
The worst screenplay.
Maystroo and color purple the worst screenplay.
Are they realy snubbed lilly gladstone
For vivian opraha just becase she british actross.
And put carry mouligan.. she talk in film about stupid things...instead lilly gladston.
And realy put famtisia burini in place of lilly gladstone.
Are they joke...fantisia and vivian better than lilly.😨
The color purple was disasstar film👎✖👎
No sequnce of events in it🤔
Strangers of all us🤔😨
Gay romance film.
Why they give them nom.
They make reapeted story of love story.
And get diroction😂😨
This film make same if use phone camira.
Realy they thing this better naplion diroction as example.
POOR THINGS is a BO bomb
So what ?
I thought Andrew would be Cillians biggest comp here. But I guess not. I think Cillian would have won the Bafta even if he hadn't won the globes.
Lily and Greta not getting in makes me think I can’t trust The Bafta’s. 😤
I'm predicting Rosamund Pike for the 5th slot in supporting actress at the Oscars. Due to Sandra Hüller's nomination in supporting actress I have her winning lead. With as much support as The Holdovers has at BAFTA I don't think Da'Vine loses there. I who ever wins SAG wins the Oscar.
BAFTA voting works differently. It's not the top 6; it's the top 3 and then the other 3 are jury picks.
Do you know why Blunt is getting nominated for Oppenheimer? She was awful
it's unfair that Martin Scorsese and Lyli Gladstone are not nominated
Greta Gerwig should've been nominated for Best Director so that we could've seen two female directors getting their nods.
As for who would win, i'm rooting for:
Best Supporting Actor: Robert Downey Jr.
Best Supporting Actress: Emily Blunt
Best Actress: Sandra Huller
Best Actor: Cillian Murphy
Best Original Screenplay: Justine Triet & Arthur Harari
Best Adapted Screenplay: Christopher Nolan
Best Director: Christopher Nolan
Best Film: Oppenheimer
Where can we watch Oscars nominations announcement outside US?
On the Academy’s UA-cam Channel.