Casey Affleck, 'Manchester by the Sea'
Tom Holland, 'Captain America: Civil War'
Mahershala Ali, 'Moonlight'
Ruth Negga, 'Loving'
Annette Bening, '20th Century Women'
Alden Ehrenreich, 'Hail, Caesar!'
Natalie Portman, 'Jackie'
Hailee Steinfeld, 'The Edge of Seventeen'
Michelle Williams, 'Certain Women'/'Manchester by the Sea



http://www.rollingstone.com/anya-tay...-witch-w454114

Sonia Braga, 'Aquarius'
Brazilian legend

Tom Holland's cameo appearance on a list next to at least two of this year's Oscar winners.



EDIT: Could someone please post the full list? Rolling Stone's **** site doesn't work on my phone or my tablet.

what a random ass list. no isabelle huppert, emma stone, or sasha lane?
nice to see sonia braga, sandra hüller, and royalty hightower tho

1. Casey Affleck, Manchester by the Sea
2. Mahershala Ali, Moonlight
3. Kate Beckinsale, Love & Friendship
4. Annette Bening, 20th Century Women
5. Sonia Braga, Aquarius
6. Adam Driver, Paterson
7. Alden Ehrenreich, Hail, Caesar!
8. Krisha Fairchild, Krisha
9. Kathryn Hahn, Bad Moms
10. Garrett Hedlund, Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
11. Royalty Hightower, The Fits
12. Tom Holland, Captain America: Civil War
13. Tracy Letts, Indignation
14. Kate McKinnon, Ghostbusters
15. Ruth Negga, Loving
16. Natalie Portman, Jackie
17. Glen Powell, Everybody Wants Some
18. Michael Shannon, Elvis & Nixon
19. Peter Simonischek and Sandra Hüller, Toni Erdmann
20. Hailee Steinfeld, The Edge of Seventeen
21. Patrick Stewart, Green Room
22. Anya Taylor-Joy, The Witch
23. Michelle Williams, Certain Women/Manchester by the Sea

Um, where's Isabelle Huppert for Elle? There are about 7 performances on that list that she deserved to be listed ahead of.

I mean Glenn Powell in that glorified frat movie, really?

Where the **** is Naomie Harris?

I didn't hate Ghostbusters but I don't get why people thought Kate McKinnon was so good in it.

Tom Holland is so ****ing random

14. Kate McKinnon, Ghostbusters

um, what?

All of their year end lists are awful

LOL no Emma Stone? Bye.

..wtf

Ruth Negga.

yas @ Krisha

Anya Taylor-Joy, 'The Witch'




Robert Eggers' Puritan-horror classic didn't just give viewers the cinema's scariest goat ever (damn you, Black Phillip!) – it also introduced a star in the making. Anya Taylor-Joy convinces you that she's stuck in a 17th-century waking nightmare as her family deals with something wicked in the woods, and that a croaky-voiced invite to "live life deliciously" would be appealing to a young woman living in a repressive religious society. Her heroine is not just the Ye Olde New England equivalent of a horror-movie "final girl"; the actor plays her forked-tongue-in-cheek as she goes from viewing her burgeoning womanhood as a burden to her key to liberation. Sure, a literal devil may be the one offering such freedom, but pay no mind: Taylor-Joy makes you walk every step of the way with her, until there's no ground left beneath her feet.



Hailee Steinfeld, 'The Edge of Seventeen'

Kelly Fremon Craig's ode to John Hughes-era teen angst is more than just a revival of the maestro's mortifying comedy of hallway humiliation – it's a one-woman showcase for the force of nature that is Hailee Steinfeld. Maybe it's because she was only a year or so older than the high school student she's playing, or maybe it was that the Oscar-nominated actor and part-time pop star identified with the idea of not fitting in. Regardless, her mixed-up misfit doesn't feel anything like the screen kids you're used to seeing; even when she's cracking wise, throwing shade (her side-eye is lethal) or realizing she's way over head when it comes to sex, Steinfeld makes you feel like you're observing a teenager in her natural habitat. Her rapport with Woody Harrelson's weary teacher is priceless, but watch when she sees her best friend take off with some mean girls at a party. The look of pure heartbreak on her face proves you can do tragedy as well as comedy without saying a word.


Future award winning queens happy to see Anya get some love.

Ugh da witch was pure garbage, waste of money
but da little girl was everything

12. Tom Holland, Captain America: Civil War


Really?

Yes, he brought back the excitement for one the most iconic character of all time after Spiderman has been botched in three movies in a row

This list isn't just about Oscar-worthy performances

I love the MCU but people are really overreacting, he was good, but he did only 10 or 15 minutes and most of his lines were silly. The hype is too much, but okay.