OSCAR'S PREDICTED WINNERS: THE BIG EIGHT
We're down to a week and a half to get to Oscar night, Feb. 9th. With it bearing down, here's where I have predicted winners in the "Big Eight" categories. As usual, I have indicated TFF #46 films in Bold.
BEST FILM
1) 1917
2) Parasite
3) Once Upon a Time in...Hollywood
4) The Irishman
5) Jojo Rabbit
6) Joker
7) Marriage Story
8) Little Women
9) Ford v Ferrari
Notes: I could still change this prediction easily when I get to FINAL PREDICTIONS on Sunday, Feb. 9th. Despite 1917's PGA and DGA wins and Parasite's SAG Ensemble win, I still think this is a close race between those two films and I also think there's still a reasonable set of circumstances by which Once Upon a Time wins Best Picture. Parasite remains TFF #46's best chance to have hosted the Best Picture winner.
BEST DIRECTOR
1) Sam Mendes/1917
2) Bong Joon-ho/Parasite
3) Quentin Tarantino/Once Upon a Time...
4) Martin Scorsese/The Irishman
5) Todd Phillips/Joker
Notes: It's a two horse race between Mendes and Bong.
BEST ACTRESS
1) Renee Zellweger/Judy
2) Scarlett Johansson/Marriage Story
3) Charlize Theron/Bombshell
4) Cynthia Erivo/Harriet
5) Saoirse Ronan/Little Women
Notes: It's Zellweger's to lose and she's not going to lose.
BEST ACTOR
1) Joaquin Phoenix/Joker
2) Adam Driver/Marriage Story
3) Antonio Banderas/Pain and Glory
4) Jonathan Pryce/The Two Popes
5) Leonardo DiCaprio/Once Upon a Time...
Notes: Phoenix is a lock.
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
1) Laura Dern/Marriage Story
2) Scarlett Johansson/Jojo Rabbit
3) Margot Robbie/Bombshell
4) Florence Pugh/Little Women
5) Kathy Bates/Richard Jewell
Notes: Get used to saying: "Oscar winner Laura Dern".
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
1) Brad Pitt/Once Upon a Time...
2) Joe Pesci/The Irishman
3) Tom Hanks/A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
4) Al Pacino/The Irishman
5) Anthony Hopkins/The Two Popes
Notes: Pitt might the most locked in the very locked acting categories.
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
1) Parasite
2) Once Upon a Time...
3) Marriage Story
4) 1917
5) Knives Out
Notes: As much as there is no suspense in the acting categories...there is a ton of uncertainty here. Parasite and OUATIH are very, very tight and Marriage Story wouldn't be a huge surprise. This will be one of those categories that separate Oscar pools...not that anyone bets on this kind of thing.
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
1) Little Women
2) Jojo Rabbit
3) The Irishman
4) Joker
5) The Two Popes
Notes: Just like Original Screenplay...this category is a barn burner as well. Lots of thought that this is where The Academy awards Greta Gerwig in part because of her missing out on a directing nomination. Jojo and The Irishman are right there, though.
Overall 14 of the 23 TFF #46 films' nominations are in these eight categories.
ANOTHER LIST OF THE MOST ANTICIPATED
This list of "most anticipated films for 2020 comes from Criterion. THe films listed there are grouped in a variety of ways. Some are grouped by distributor, some by country of origin and there are are methods. Among the films listed, these feel most like TFF #47 options:
The Card Counter/Paul Schrader
Dune/Denis Villenueve
Untitled Velvet Underground Project/Todd Haynes
On the Rocks/Sophia Coppola
Mank/David Fincher
I'm Thinking of Ending Things/Charlie Kaufman
Blonde/Andrew Dominik
MacBeth/Joel Coen
Nomadland/Chloe Zhao
Ammonite/Frances Lee
Bergman Island/Mia Hansen Love
Charlatan/Agnieszka Holland
Note: Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch, which I have mentioned on a couple of these "Most Anticipated" lists has slipped off of them as it was announced yesterday that the film will be released on July 24th.
The complete list from Criterion is linked here.
BERLIN'S FILMS REVEALED
The Berlin International Film Festival has announced the bulk of its lineup for the 2020 edition. The Berlin Fest is of note as we often see one or two titles from that fest announced as part of the Telluride lineup each Labor Day.
Among the films listed by Indiewire that will be playing in Germany, these jump out as TFF #47 potentials:
Irradiated/Rithy Panh
The Roads Not Taken/Sally Potter
There Is No Evil/Mohammad Rasoulof
The Salt of Tears/Philippe Garrel
Siberia/Abel Ferrara
Undine/Christian Petzold
Check out the complete Berlin lineup as reported by Indiewire here.
Source : Youtube
We're down to a week and a half to get to Oscar night, Feb. 9th. With it bearing down, here's where I have predicted winners in the "Big Eight" categories. As usual, I have indicated TFF #46 films in Bold.
BEST FILM
1) 1917
2) Parasite
3) Once Upon a Time in...Hollywood
4) The Irishman
5) Jojo Rabbit
6) Joker
7) Marriage Story
8) Little Women
9) Ford v Ferrari
Notes: I could still change this prediction easily when I get to FINAL PREDICTIONS on Sunday, Feb. 9th. Despite 1917's PGA and DGA wins and Parasite's SAG Ensemble win, I still think this is a close race between those two films and I also think there's still a reasonable set of circumstances by which Once Upon a Time wins Best Picture. Parasite remains TFF #46's best chance to have hosted the Best Picture winner.
BEST DIRECTOR
1) Sam Mendes/1917
2) Bong Joon-ho/Parasite
3) Quentin Tarantino/Once Upon a Time...
4) Martin Scorsese/The Irishman
5) Todd Phillips/Joker
Notes: It's a two horse race between Mendes and Bong.
BEST ACTRESS
1) Renee Zellweger/Judy
2) Scarlett Johansson/Marriage Story
3) Charlize Theron/Bombshell
4) Cynthia Erivo/Harriet
5) Saoirse Ronan/Little Women
Notes: It's Zellweger's to lose and she's not going to lose.
BEST ACTOR
1) Joaquin Phoenix/Joker
2) Adam Driver/Marriage Story
3) Antonio Banderas/Pain and Glory
4) Jonathan Pryce/The Two Popes
5) Leonardo DiCaprio/Once Upon a Time...
Notes: Phoenix is a lock.
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
1) Laura Dern/Marriage Story
2) Scarlett Johansson/Jojo Rabbit
3) Margot Robbie/Bombshell
4) Florence Pugh/Little Women
5) Kathy Bates/Richard Jewell
Notes: Get used to saying: "Oscar winner Laura Dern".
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
1) Brad Pitt/Once Upon a Time...
2) Joe Pesci/The Irishman
3) Tom Hanks/A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
4) Al Pacino/The Irishman
5) Anthony Hopkins/The Two Popes
Notes: Pitt might the most locked in the very locked acting categories.
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
1) Parasite
2) Once Upon a Time...
3) Marriage Story
4) 1917
5) Knives Out
Notes: As much as there is no suspense in the acting categories...there is a ton of uncertainty here. Parasite and OUATIH are very, very tight and Marriage Story wouldn't be a huge surprise. This will be one of those categories that separate Oscar pools...not that anyone bets on this kind of thing.
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
1) Little Women
2) Jojo Rabbit
3) The Irishman
4) Joker
5) The Two Popes
Notes: Just like Original Screenplay...this category is a barn burner as well. Lots of thought that this is where The Academy awards Greta Gerwig in part because of her missing out on a directing nomination. Jojo and The Irishman are right there, though.
Overall 14 of the 23 TFF #46 films' nominations are in these eight categories.
ANOTHER LIST OF THE MOST ANTICIPATED
This list of "most anticipated films for 2020 comes from Criterion. THe films listed there are grouped in a variety of ways. Some are grouped by distributor, some by country of origin and there are are methods. Among the films listed, these feel most like TFF #47 options:
The Card Counter/Paul Schrader
Dune/Denis Villenueve
Untitled Velvet Underground Project/Todd Haynes
On the Rocks/Sophia Coppola
Mank/David Fincher
I'm Thinking of Ending Things/Charlie Kaufman
Blonde/Andrew Dominik
MacBeth/Joel Coen
Nomadland/Chloe Zhao
Ammonite/Frances Lee
Bergman Island/Mia Hansen Love
Charlatan/Agnieszka Holland
Note: Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch, which I have mentioned on a couple of these "Most Anticipated" lists has slipped off of them as it was announced yesterday that the film will be released on July 24th.
The complete list from Criterion is linked here.
BERLIN'S FILMS REVEALED
The Berlin International Film Festival has announced the bulk of its lineup for the 2020 edition. The Berlin Fest is of note as we often see one or two titles from that fest announced as part of the Telluride lineup each Labor Day.
Among the films listed by Indiewire that will be playing in Germany, these jump out as TFF #47 potentials:
Irradiated/Rithy Panh
The Roads Not Taken/Sally Potter
There Is No Evil/Mohammad Rasoulof
The Salt of Tears/Philippe Garrel
Siberia/Abel Ferrara
Undine/Christian Petzold
Check out the complete Berlin lineup as reported by Indiewire here.
Source : Youtube
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