Last Minute Oscar Predictions
My last minute Oscar predictions.
Best Picture: Avatar
This is probably the category where I'm most likely to get it wrong. I guess I'm betting on Hollywood's tendency to be self-congratulatory about the money it makes over any sort of consideration for artistic merit. But don't be shocked if Hurt Locker pulls an upset.
Best Director: Kathryn Bigelow
She won the DGA award, plus there's massive buzz that this will be the year a woman finally wins that seems to be feeding on itself.
Best Actor: Jeff Bridges
Not only on his own merits, but to make up for snubbing Mickey Rourke last year.
Best Actress: Sandra Bullock
Call this one the Gwenyth Paltrow "We Like You" Award.
Best Supporting Actress: Mo'Nique
I mean, come on. She killed it. Shoo in.
Best Supporting Actor: Christoph Waltz
Not sure why everyone is going so nuts over this guy, but they are, so he will.
Best Original Screenplay: Hurt Locker
Quentin Tarantino could pull an upset here, but I'm banking on voters going for quality over flash.
Best Adapted Screenplay: Up in the Air
I think they'll want to give something to this movie, and nothing else fits.
HAPPY WATCHING!
Best Picture: Avatar
This is probably the category where I'm most likely to get it wrong. I guess I'm betting on Hollywood's tendency to be self-congratulatory about the money it makes over any sort of consideration for artistic merit. But don't be shocked if Hurt Locker pulls an upset.
Best Director: Kathryn Bigelow
She won the DGA award, plus there's massive buzz that this will be the year a woman finally wins that seems to be feeding on itself.
Best Actor: Jeff Bridges
Not only on his own merits, but to make up for snubbing Mickey Rourke last year.
Best Actress: Sandra Bullock
Call this one the Gwenyth Paltrow "We Like You" Award.
Best Supporting Actress: Mo'Nique
I mean, come on. She killed it. Shoo in.
Best Supporting Actor: Christoph Waltz
Not sure why everyone is going so nuts over this guy, but they are, so he will.
Best Original Screenplay: Hurt Locker
Quentin Tarantino could pull an upset here, but I'm banking on voters going for quality over flash.
Best Adapted Screenplay: Up in the Air
I think they'll want to give something to this movie, and nothing else fits.
HAPPY WATCHING!
Labels: Oscars
