[GreasyBruce]

Hope Amy wins Best Actress. Arrival was so good, the kind of sci-fi Hollywood should be making all the time. And also proof you can have a relatively modest budget and still make a compelling, successful film with great production values and a stellar cast.

[fridayteenage]

We already learned that from Looper, which is superior.

[family.guy123]

Best Picture
Hell or High Water (San Diego Film Critics Society)
I, Daniel Blake (Dublin Film Critics Circle)
La La Land (New York Film Critics Circle)
La La Land (Atlanta Film Critics Society)
La La Land (Washington DC Area Film Critics Association)
La La Land (Boston Society of Film Critics)
La La Land (Critics Choice Awards)
La La Land (Las Vegas Film Critics Society)
La La Land (St. Louis Film Critics Association)
Manchester by the Sea (National Board of Review)
Manchester by the Sea (Kansas City Film Critics Circle)
Moonlight (Los Angeles Film Critics Association)
Moonlight (Boston Online Film Critics Association)
Moonlight (San Francisco Film Critics Circle)
Moonlight (New York Film Critics Online)
Moonlight (Toronto Film Critics Association)
Moonlight (African American Film Critics Association)
Moonlight (Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association)
Moonlight (Chicago Film Critics Association)
Moonlight (Phoenix Critics Circle)

Best Director
Denis Villeneuve - Arrival (Dublin Film Critics Circle)
David Mackenzie - Hell or High Water (San Diego Film Critics Society)
Damien Chazelle - La La Land (Atlanta Film Critics Society)
Damien Chazelle - La La Land (Washington DC Area Film Critics Association)
Damien Chazelle - La La Land (Boston Online Film Critics Association)
Damien Chazelle - La La Land (Boston Society of Film Critics)
Damien Chazelle - La La Land (Critics Choice Awards)
Damien Chazelle - La La Land (Las Vegas Film Critics Society)
Damien Chazelle - La La Land (Phoenix Critics Circle) (tie)
Damien Chazelle - La La Land (St. Louis Film Critics Association)
Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea (Kansas City Film Critics Circle)
Barry Jenkins - Moonlight (National Board of Review)
Barry Jenkins - Moonlight (New York Film Critics Circle)
Barry Jenkins - Moonlight (Los Angeles Film Critics Association)
Barry Jenkins - Moonlight (San Francisco Film Critics Circle)
Barry Jenkins - Moonlight (New York Film Critics Online)
Barry Jenkins - Moonlight (African American Film Critics Association)
Barry Jenkins - Moonlight (Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association)
Barry Jenkins - Moonlight (Chicago Film Critics Association)
Barry Jenkins - Moonlight (Phoenix Critics Circle) (tie)
Maren Ade - Toni Erdmann (Toronto Film Critics Association)

Best Actor
Denzel Washington - Fences (San Francisco Film Critics Circle)
Denzel Washington - Fences (African American Film Critics Association)
Dave Johns - I, Daniel Blake (Dublin Film Critics Circle)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (National Board of Review)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (New York Film Critics Circle)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (Atlanta Film Critics Society)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (Washington DC Area Film Critics Association)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (Boston Online Film Critics Association)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (Boston Society of Film Critics)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (New York Film Critics Online)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (Critics Choice Awards)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (San Diego Film Critics Society)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (Chicago Film Critics Association)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (Las Vegas Film Critics Society)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (Kansas City Film Critics Circle)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (Phoenix Critics Circle)
Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (St. Louis Film Critics Association)
Adam Driver - Paterson (Los Angeles Film Critics Association)
Adam Driver - Paterson (Toronto Film Critics Association)

Best Actress
Annette Bening - 20th Century Women (Atlanta Film Critics Society)
Sonia Braga - Aquarius (San Diego Film Critics Society)
Amy Adams - Arrival (National Board of Review)
Amy Adams - Arrival (Dublin Film Critics Circle)
Isabelle Huppert - Elle and Things to Come (New York Film Critics Circle)
Isabelle Huppert - Elle and Things to Come (Los Angeles Film Critics Association)
Isabelle Huppert - Elle and Things to Come (Boston Society of Film Critics)
Isabelle Huppert - Elle (Boston Online Film Critics Association)
Isabelle Huppert - Elle (San Francisco Film Critics Circle)
Isabelle Huppert - Elle (New York Film Critics Online)
Isabelle Huppert - Elle (St. Louis Film Critics Association)
Natalie Portman - Jackie (Washington DC Area Film Critics Association)
Natalie Portman - Jackie (Critics Choice Awards)
Natalie Portman - Jackie (Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association)
Natalie Portman - Jackie (Chicago Film Critics Association)
Natalie Portman - Jackie (Las Vegas Film Critics Society)
Natalie Portman - Jackie (Kansas City Film Critics Circle)
Natalie Portman - Jackie (Phoenix Critics Circle)
Ruth Negga - Loving (African American Film Critics Association)
Sandra Huller - Toni Erdmann (Toronto Film Critics Association)

Best Supporting Actor
Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water (National Board of Review)
Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water (Kansas City Film Critics Circle)
Ben Foster - Hell or High Water (San Diego Film Critics Society) (tie)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (New York Film Critics Circle)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (Atlanta Film Critics Society)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (Los Angeles Film Critics Association)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (Washington DC Area Film Critics Association)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (Boston Online Film Critics Association)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (San Francisco Film Critics Circle)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (Boston Society of Film Critics)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (Toronto Film Critics Association)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (New York Film Critics Online)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (Critics Choice Awards)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (San Diego Film Critics Society) (tie)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (African American Film Critics Association)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (Chicago Film Critics Association)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (Phoenix Critics Circle)
Mahershala Ali - Moonlight (St. Louis Film Critics Association)
Michael Shannon - Nocturnal Animals (Las Vegas Film Critics Society)

Best Supporting Actress
Lily Gladstone - Certain Women (Atlanta Film Critics Society)
Lily Gladstone - Certain Women (Los Angeles Film Critics Association)
Lily Gladstone - Certain Women (Boston Society of Film Critics)
Viola Davis - Fences (Washington DC Area Film Critics Association)
Viola Davis - Fences (San Francisco Film Critics Circle)
Viola Davis - Fences (New York Film Critics Online)
Viola Davis - Fences (Critics Choice Awards)
Viola Davis - Fences (African American Film Critics Association)
Viola Davis - Fences (Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association)
Viola Davis - Fences (Las Vegas Film Critics Society)
Viola Davis - Fences (Kansas City Film Critics Circle) (tie)
Viola Davis - Fences (Phoenix Critics Circle)
Viola Davis - Fences (St. Louis Film Critics Association)
Michelle Williams - Manchester by the Sea & Certain Women (New York Film Critics Circle)
Michelle Williams - Manchester by the Sea (Boston Online Film Critics Association)
Michelle Williams - Manchester by the Sea (Toronto Film Critics Association)
Michelle Williams - Manchester by the Sea (San Diego Film Critics Society)
Michelle Williams - Manchester by the Sea (Chicago Film Critics Association)
Naomie Harris - Moonlight (National Board of Review)
Naomie Harris - Moonlight (Kansas City Film Critics Circle) (tie)

Best Screenplay - sole category
Arrival (Dublin Film Critics Circle)
Fences (African American Film Critics Association)
The Lobster (Los Angeles Film Critics Association)
The Lobster (Phoenix Critics Circle)
Manchester by the Sea (New York Film Critics Circle)
Manchester by the Sea (Atlanta Film Critics Society)
Manchester by the Sea (Boston Online Film Critics Association)
Manchester by the Sea (Boston Society of Film Critics)
Manchester by the Sea (Toronto Film Critics Association)
Manchester by the Sea (Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association)
Moonlight (New York Film Critics Online)
Best Original Screenplay
Hell or High Water (San Diego Film Critics Society)
Hell or High Water (Kansas City Film Critics Circle)
Hell or High Water (St. Louis Film Critics Association)
La La Land (Washington DC Area Film Critics Association)
La La Land (Critics Choice Awards) (tie)
La La Land (Las Vegas Film Critics Society)
Manchester by the Sea (National Board of Review)
Manchester by the Sea (San Francisco Film Critics Circle) (tie)
Manchester by the Sea (Critics Choice Awards) (tie)
Manchester by the Sea (Chicago Film Critics Association)
Moonlight (San Francisco Film Critics Circle) (tie)
Best Adapted Screenplay
Arrival (Washington DC Area Film Critics Association)
Arrival (San Francisco Film Critics Circle)
Arrival (Critics Choice Awards)
Arrival (Kansas City Film Critics Circle)
The Handmaiden (Chicago Film Critics Association)
Love & Friendship (San Diego Film Critics Society)
Love & Friendship (St. Louis Film Critics Association)
Nocturnal Animals (Las Vegas Film Critics Society)
Silence (National Board of Review)

Best Animated Feature
Kubo and the Two Strings (National Board of Review)
Kubo and the Two Strings (Atlanta Film Critics Society)
Kubo and the Two Strings (Washington DC Area Film Critics Association)
Kubo and the Two Strings (Boston Online Film Critics Association)
Kubo and the Two Strings (New York Film Critics Online)
Kubo and the Two Strings (San Diego Film Critics Society)
Kubo and the Two Strings (Chicago Film Critics Association)
Kubo and the Two Strings (Las Vegas Film Critics Society)
Kubo and the Two Strings (Phoenix Critics Circle)
The Red Turtle (San Francisco Film Critics Circle)
Tower (Boston Society of Film Critics)
Your Name (Los Angeles Film Critics Association)
Zootopia (New York Film Critics Circle)
Zootopia (Toronto Film Critics Association)
Zootopia (Critics Choice Awards)
Zootopia (African American Film Critics Association)
Zootopia (Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association)
Zootopia (Kansas City Film Critics Circle)
Zootopia (St. Louis Film Critics Association)

Best Foreign Language Film
Elle (Washington DC Area Film Critics Association)
Elle (Critics Choice Awards)
Elle (St. Louis Film Critics Association)
The Handmaiden (Los Angeles Film Critics Association)
The Handmaiden (Boston Online Film Critics Association)
The Handmaiden (San Francisco Film Critics Circle)
The Handmaiden (Boston Society of Film Critics)
The Handmaiden (New York Film Critics Online)
The Handmaiden (Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association)
The Handmaiden (Chicago Film Critics Association)
The Handmaiden (Las Vegas Film Critics Society)
The Handmaiden (Kansas City Film Critics Circle)
The Handmaiden (Phoenix Critics Circle)
Mountains May Depart (San Diego Film Critics Society)
The Salesman (National Board of Review)
Tanna (African American Film Critics Association)
Toni Erdmann (New York Film Critics Circle)
Toni Erdmann (Atlanta Film Critics Society)
Toni Erdmann (Toronto Film Critics Association)

Best Documentary Feature
13th (Atlanta Film Critics Society)
13th (Washington DC Area Film Critics Association)
13th (New York Film Critics Online)
13th (African American Film Critics Association)
13th (Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association)
Cameraperson (Boston Online Film Critics Association)
Cameraperson (Toronto Film Critics Association)
I Am Not Your Negro (Los Angeles Film Critics Association)
I Am Not Your Negro (San Francisco Film Critics Circle)
I Am Not Your Negro (St. Louis Film Critics Association)
Mattress Men (Dublin Film Critics Circle) (tie)
O.J.: Made in America (National Board of Review)
O.J.: Made in America (New York Film Critics Circle)
O.J.: Made in America (Boston Society of Film Critics)
O.J.: Made in America (Chicago Film Critics Association)
O.J.: Made in America (Las Vegas Film Critics Society)
O.J.: Made in America (Kansas City Film Critics Circle)
O.J.: Made in America (Phoenix Critics Circle)
Weiner (San Diego Film Critics Society)
Weiner (Dublin Film Critics Circle) (tie)

[MaRy]

welp!



looks like so far is:

Natalie > Isabelle > Amy > the rest

[MaRy]

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

Hope Amy wins Best Actress. Arrival was so good, the kind of sci-fi Hollywood should be making all the time. And also proof you can have a relatively modest budget and still make a compelling, successful film with great production values and a stellar cast.

she made me cry so much

also only her could carry the scene in the alien ship in that liquid, every other actress would have looked dumb

i'm starting to think isabelle will emma thompson her way to the oscar

[fridayteenage]

Sandra Bullock and Jean Dujardin didn't exactly set the Nobody Knows Their Names 'critics' awards world on fire.

[Nialler]

Originally posted by fridayteenage

Sandra Bullock and Jean Dujardin didn't exactly set the Nobody Knows Their Names 'critics' awards world on fire.

Legend Sandra had Critics Choice for Best Actress though. I'm starting to see that La La Land might have been overrated by the industry as it usually happens with these movies about Hollywood. It expanded this weekend and I read many people saying it's more style than substance.

[family.guy123]

I only post that for the information. I'm not trying to imply any sort of conclusion

[KylieistBoi]

Originally posted by fridayteenage

Sandra Bullock and Jean Dujardin didn't exactly set the Nobody Knows Their Names 'critics' awards world on fire.

Sandra Bullock's career was older than Emma Stone was in 2009/10 and Jean Dujardin at least won several critics awards while not setting them on fire, so far Emma has nothing, nada, méi shén me. It is especially bad she can't even get a runner-up mention while her film racks up many other awards.

[Funhouse]

I just saw La La Land. It was everything I had hoped for and more. My favorite of the year so far for sure. I can't wait to see it again and I never see movies in the theater twice.

[Life Savers]

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

Hope Amy wins Best Actress. Arrival was so good, the kind of sci-fi Hollywood should be making all the time. And also proof you can have a relatively modest budget and still make a compelling, successful film with great production values and a stellar cast.

I loved her too but she won't. It's Natalie's game to lose, short of Isabelle somehow pulling through.

[fridayteenage]

if by several you mean 2, sure.
by definition, that's incorrect though.

The bfca gave wins to both Meryl and Sandra because they were too afraid to be wrong about their prediction.
Probably cuz the year before they gave a tie and neither of their choices won.

[Life Savers]

Originally posted by Nialler

Legend Sandra had Critics Choice for Best Actress though. I'm starting to see that La La Land might have been overrated by the industry as it usually happens with these movies about Hollywood. It expanded this weekend and I read many people saying it's more style than substance.

OMG this Marion scene was just so bad

[ultraviolento]

friday girl u should just accept that emma is incredibly disadvantaged rn

i mean it's ironic how youre all about stats and receipts and they (natalie > emma so far) are right at your face, theres no denying and twisting

aaaand i remember last year when u stanned saoirse and used her "nobody knows their names" critics awards to try and put up a fight against brie. so lets not

[fridayteenage]

I'm pretty sure I mostly just used NYFCC, which is the most legitimate critics' organization.

If Neta-Lee Hershlag had taken that or LA then I would trust that she was likely to have the highbrow vote. But that's going to Isabelle Huppert.

[MaRy]

Originally posted by ultraviolento

friday girl u should just accept that emma is incredibly disadvantaged rn

i mean it's ironic how youre all about stats and receipts and they (natalie > emma so far) are right at your face, theres no denying and twisting

aaaand i remember last year when u stanned saoirse and used her "nobody knows their names" critics awards to try and put up a fight against brie. so lets not

nnnnnn the expose'

[KylieistBoi]

Originally posted by fridayteenage

if by several you mean 2, sure.
by definition, that's incorrect though.

The bfca gave wins to both Meryl and Sandra because they were too afraid to be wrong about their prediction.
Probably cuz the year before they gave a tie and neither of their choices won.

He actually won 3 and was runner up in 4 more, but even if we assume you are right that is 2 more than Emma Stone, his film also had a SAG cast nomination btw.

[fridayteenage]

In 2011 what 3 did he get? Please list these 'critics' orgs.

Also, let's look at some top categories in 2014 and the wins from all orgs no matter how pointless:
Boyhood 22, Birdman 11
Linklater 30, AGI 8
Keaton 24, Redmayne 5
Yet the ones that won those pointless orgs did not win Oscars.

[Nialler]

I mean she will probably get the Globe but if SAG doesn't pick her it's over for Emma.

[ultraviolento]

lets not lose hope fellow stoners. not yet!