Classico topic annuale per i premi dati dall'Academy.
Fate le vostre previsioni su chi vincerà e indicate le vostre preferenze.
Miglior film
- Arrival, prodotto da Shawn Levy, Dan Levine, Aaron Ryder e David Linde
- Barriere (Fences), prodotto da Scott Rudin, Denzel Washington e Todd Black
- La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge), prodotto da Bill Mechanic e David Permut
- Hell or High Water, prodotto da Carla Hacken e Julie Yorn
- Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures), prodotto da Donna Gigliotti, Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping, Pharrell Williams e Theodore Melfi
- La La Land, prodotto da Fred Berger, Jordan Horowitz e Marc Platt
- Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion) , prodotto da Emile Sherman, Iain Canning e Angie Fielder
- Manchester by the Sea, prodotto da Matt Damon, Kimberly Steward, Chris Moore, Lauren Beck e Kevin J. Walsh
- Moonlight, prodotto da Adele Romanski, Dede Gardner e Jeremy Kleiner
Miglior regia
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land
- Barry Jenkins - Moonlight
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
- Denis Villeneuve - Arrival
- Mel Gibson - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Miglior attore protagonista
- Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea
- Andrew Garfield - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Ryan Gosling - La La Land
- Viggo Mortensen - Captain Fantastic
- Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences)
Miglior attrice protagonista
- Isabelle Huppert - Elle
- Ruth Negga - Loving
- Natalie Portman - Jackie
- Emma Stone - La La Land
- Meryl Streep - Florence (Florence Foster Jenkins)
Miglior attore non protagonista
- Mahershala Ali - Moonlight
- Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water
- Lucas Hedges - Manchester by the Sea
- Dev Patel - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Michael Shannon - Animali notturni (Nocturnal Animals)
Miglior attrice non protagonista
- Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences)
- Naomie Harris - Moonlight
- Nicole Kidman - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Octavia Spencer - Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
- Michelle Williams - Manchester by the Sea
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
- Taylor Sheridan - Hell or High Water
- Efthymis Filippou e Yorgos Lanthimos - The Lobster
- Mike Mills - 20th Century Women
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
- Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight
- Eric Heisserer - Arrival
- Luke Davies - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- August Wilson - Barriere (Fences)
- Allison Schroeder e Theodore Melfi - Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
Miglior film straniero
- Land of Mine - Sotto la sabbia (Under sandet), regia di Martin Zandvliet (Danimarca)
- En man som heter Ove, regia di Hannes Holm (Svezia)
- Il cliente (Forushandeh), regia di Asghar Farhadi (Iran)
- Tanna, regia di Martin Butler e Bentley Dean (Australia)
- Vi presento Toni Erdmann (Toni Erdmann), regia di Maren Ade (Germania)
Miglior film d'animazione
- Zootropolis (Zootopia), regia di Rich Moore e Byron Howard
- Oceania (Moana), regia di John Musker e Ron Clements
- Kubo e la spada magica (Kubo and the Two Strings), regia di Travis Knight
- La tartaruga rossa (La Tortue Rouge), regia di Michaël Dudok de Wit
- La mia vita da Zucchina (Ma vie de Courgette), regia di Claude Barras
Miglior fotografia
- Linus Sandgren - La La Land
- Bradford Young - Arrival
- Greig Fraser - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- James Laxton - Moonlight
- Rodrigo Prieto - Silence
Miglior scenografia
- Patrice Vermette e Paul Hotte - Arrival
- Stuart Craig e Anna Pinnock - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
- Jess Gonchor e Nancy Haigh - Ave, Cesare! (Hail, Ceaser!)
- Sandy Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
- Guy Hendrix Dyas e Gene Serdena - Passengers
Miglior montaggio
- Tom Cross - La La Land
- Joi McMillon e Nat Sanders - Moonlight
- John Gilbert - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Joe Walker - Arrival
- Jake Roberts - Hell or High Water
Miglior colonna sonora
- Mica Levi - Jackie
- Justin Hurwitz - La La Land
- Dustin O'Halloran e Hauschka - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Nicholas Britell - Moonlight
- Thomas Newman - Passengers
Miglior canzone
- Audition (The Fools Who Dream) (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek e Justin Paul) - La La Land
- Can't Stop the Feeling! (Justin Timberlake, Max Martin e Karl Johan Schuster) - Trolls
- City of Stars (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek, Justin Paul) - La La Land
- The Empty Chair (J. Ralph e Sting) - Jim: The James Foley Story
- How Far I'll Go (Lin-Manuel Miranda) - Oceania (Moana)
Migliori effetti speciali
- Deepwater - Inferno sull'oceano (Deepwater Horizon)
- Doctor Strange
- Il libro della giungla (The Jungle Book)
- Kubo e la spada magica (Kubo and the Two Strings)
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Miglior sonoro
- Andy Nelson, Ai-Ling Lee e Steve A. Morrow - La La Land
- David Parker, Christopher Scarabosio e Stuart Wilson - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
- Kevin O'Connell, Andy Wright, Robert Mackenzie e Peter Grace - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Bernard Gariépy Strobl e Claude La Haye - Arrival
- Greg P. Russell, Gary Summers, Jeffrey J. Haboush e Mac Ruth - 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
Miglior montaggio sonoro
- Sylvain Bellemare - Arrival
- Wylie Stateman, Renée Tondelli - Deepwater - Inferno sull'oceano (Deepwater Horizon)
- Robert Mackenzie, Andy Wright - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Ai-Ling Lee, Mildred Iatrou Morgan - La La Land
- Alan Robert Murray, Bub Asman - Sully
Migliori costumi
- Joanna Johnston - Allied - Un'ombra nascosta (Allied)
- Colleen Atwood - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
- Consolata Boyle - Florence (Florence Foster Jenkins)
- Madeline Funtaine - Jackie
- Mary Zophers - La La Land
Miglior trucco e acconciatura
- Eva Von Bahr e Love Larson - En man som heter Ove
- Joel Harlow e Richard Alonzo - Star Trek Beyond
- Alessandro Bertolazzi, Giorgio Gregorini e Christopher Nelson - Suicide Squad
Miglior documentario
- XIII emendamento (13th), regia di Ava DuVernay
- Fuocoammare, regia di Gianfranco Rosi
- I Am Not Your Negro, regia di Raoul Peck
- Life, Animated, regia di Roger Ross Williams
- O.J.: Made in America, regia di Ezra Edelman
Miglior cortometraggio documentario
- 4.1 Miles, regia di Daphne Matziaraki
- Extremis, regia di Dan Krauss
- Joe's Violin, regia di Kahane Cooperman
- Watani: My Homeland, regia di Marcel Mettelsiefen
- The White Helmets, regia di Orlando von Einsiedel
Miglior cortometraggio
- Ennemis intérieurs, regia di Sélim Azzazi
- La Femme et la TGV, regia di Timo von Gunten
- Silent Nights, regia di Aske Bang
- Sing, regia di Kristóf Deák
- Timecode, regia di Juanjo Giménez Peña
Miglior cortometraggio d'animazione
- Blind Vaysha, regia di Theodore Ushev
- Borrowed Time, regia di Andrew Coats e Lou Hamou-Lhadj
- Pear and Cider Cigarettes, regia di Robert Valley
- Pearl, regia di Patrick Osborne
- Piper, regia di Alan Barillaro
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Re: LaLaOscar 2017 previsioni e commenti
Miglior film
Chi vincerà: La La Land, grazie al cxxxo
Chi voterei: tra quelli che ho visto, senza dubbio Arrival, ma me ne mancano troppi...
Miglior regia
Chi vincerà: Chazelle
Chi voterei: tra tutti gli Oscar che vincerà La La Land, questo è quello su cui mi sentirei meno di discutere. È pur sempre un enorme lavoro di taglia e cuci di soluzioni registiche tratte dai musical degli anni d'oro, ma tra gli avversari non ci sono eccellenze così eccellenti. Quindi ok Chazelle
Miglior attore protagonista
Chi vincerà: Quello bravo degli Affleck
Chi voterei: forse Viggo Mortensen, grandissimo già in passato, ma non ho visto Manchester e sono certo sia una performance straordinaria
Miglior attrice protagonista
Chi vincerà: qui non metterei la mano sul fuoco che vincerà la Stone (che comunque ha fatto di meglio in carriera). Occhio alla Huppert
Chi voterei: o la Huppert "alla carriera" o la Portman "perché è la Portman"
Miglior attore e attrice non protagonisti
Chi vincerà: Viola Davis e uno tra Mahershala Ali e Dev Patel (credo il primo). Così la polemica sugli Oscar so white dell'anno scorso darà i suoi frutti. Morale: ragazzi, nella vita lamentatevi sempre, alla fine otterrete quello che sperate.
Chi voterei: Michael Shannon e Michelle Williams, entrambi grandissimi praticamente ogni volta che recitano.
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
Chi vincerà: spero proprio non La La Land. Le uniche chance sono Manchester e Hell or High Water. Diciamo il secondo và.
Chi voterei: The Lobster, ovviamente. Ma è utopia pensare che possa vincere. Troppo intelligente per avere successo agli Oscar
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
Chi vincerà: Moonlight
Chi voterei: voglio dargli credito, Moonlight
Miglior fotografia
Chi vincerà: indovina un po'?
Chi voterei: Prieto. Ma una sola candidatura a Silence sa di presa per il culo
Miglior documentario
Chi vincerà: Hai visto mai che la questione del divieto di ingresso trumpiano dai sei Paesi asiatici possa paradossalmente aiutare Fuocoammare, che affonda lo sguardo sullo stesso tema. Altro motivo per sperare: il voto a favore della questione afroamericani potrebbe disperdersi su tre degli altri titoli. Boh, è molto difficile, ma facciamo a crederci.
Sugli altri non so\non ho visto\ero assente
Chi vincerà: La La Land, grazie al cxxxo
Chi voterei: tra quelli che ho visto, senza dubbio Arrival, ma me ne mancano troppi...
Miglior regia
Chi vincerà: Chazelle
Chi voterei: tra tutti gli Oscar che vincerà La La Land, questo è quello su cui mi sentirei meno di discutere. È pur sempre un enorme lavoro di taglia e cuci di soluzioni registiche tratte dai musical degli anni d'oro, ma tra gli avversari non ci sono eccellenze così eccellenti. Quindi ok Chazelle
Miglior attore protagonista
Chi vincerà: Quello bravo degli Affleck
Chi voterei: forse Viggo Mortensen, grandissimo già in passato, ma non ho visto Manchester e sono certo sia una performance straordinaria
Miglior attrice protagonista
Chi vincerà: qui non metterei la mano sul fuoco che vincerà la Stone (che comunque ha fatto di meglio in carriera). Occhio alla Huppert
Chi voterei: o la Huppert "alla carriera" o la Portman "perché è la Portman"
Miglior attore e attrice non protagonisti
Chi vincerà: Viola Davis e uno tra Mahershala Ali e Dev Patel (credo il primo). Così la polemica sugli Oscar so white dell'anno scorso darà i suoi frutti. Morale: ragazzi, nella vita lamentatevi sempre, alla fine otterrete quello che sperate.
Chi voterei: Michael Shannon e Michelle Williams, entrambi grandissimi praticamente ogni volta che recitano.
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
Chi vincerà: spero proprio non La La Land. Le uniche chance sono Manchester e Hell or High Water. Diciamo il secondo và.
Chi voterei: The Lobster, ovviamente. Ma è utopia pensare che possa vincere. Troppo intelligente per avere successo agli Oscar
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
Chi vincerà: Moonlight
Chi voterei: voglio dargli credito, Moonlight
Miglior fotografia
Chi vincerà: indovina un po'?
Chi voterei: Prieto. Ma una sola candidatura a Silence sa di presa per il culo
Miglior documentario
Chi vincerà: Hai visto mai che la questione del divieto di ingresso trumpiano dai sei Paesi asiatici possa paradossalmente aiutare Fuocoammare, che affonda lo sguardo sullo stesso tema. Altro motivo per sperare: il voto a favore della questione afroamericani potrebbe disperdersi su tre degli altri titoli. Boh, è molto difficile, ma facciamo a crederci.
Sugli altri non so\non ho visto\ero assente
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Io son gia' pronto alle mille statuette a La La Land e vabbe'. Pero' la sceneggiatura no, dai. Se vince miglior sceneggiatura e' da martellarsi le palle davvero.
Piu' tardi le previsioni
Piu' tardi le previsioni
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Re: LaLaOscar 2017 previsioni e commenti
sparo senza aver visto tutti i film:
Miglior film
chi vincerà: La La land
chi voterei: Hell or High water
Miglior regia
chi vincerà: Damien Chazelle - La La Land
chi voterei: Damien Chazelle - La La Land
Miglior attore protagonista
chi vincerà: Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea
chi voterei: Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences)
Miglior attrice protagonista
chi vincerà: Natalie Portman - Jackie
chi voterei: Emma Stone - La La Land
chi avrei candidato: Amy Adams - Animali Notturni
Miglior attore non protagonista
chi vincerà: Mahershala Ali - Moonlight
chi voterei: Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water
Miglior attrice non protagonista
chi vincerà: Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences)
chi voterei: Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences)
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
chi vincerà: Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
chi voterei: Taylor Sheridan - Hell or High Water
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
chi vincerà: Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight
chi voterei: August Wilson - Barriere (Fences)
Miglior film straniero: mi astengo
Miglior film d'animazione: mi astengo
Miglior fotografia
chi vincerà: Bradford Young - Arrival
chi voterei: Bradford Young - Arrival
Miglior scenografia
chi vincerà: Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
chi voterei: Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
Miglior montaggio
chi vincerà: Tom Cross - La La Land
chi voterei: Jake Roberts - Hell or High Water
Miglior colonna sonora
chi vincerà: Justin Hurwitz - La La Land
chi voterei: Justin Hurwitz - La La Land
Miglior canzone
chi vincerà: Audition (The Fools Who Dream) (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek e Justin Paul) - La La Land
chi voterei: City of Stars (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek, Justin Paul) - La La Land
Migliori effetti speciali: mi astengo
Miglior sonoro
chi vincerà: Kevin O'Connell, Andy Wright, Robert Mackenzie e Peter Grace - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
chi voterei: Bernard Gariépy Strobl e Claude La Haye - Arrival
Miglior montaggio sonoro
chi vincerà: Ai-Ling Lee, Mildred Iatrou Morgan - La La Land
chi voterei: Ai-Ling Lee, Mildred Iatrou Morgan - La La Land
Migliori costumi
chi vincerà: Colleen Atwood - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
chi voterei: Consolata Boyle - Florence (Florence Foster Jenkins)
mi astengo su tutto il resto.
Miglior film
chi vincerà: La La land
chi voterei: Hell or High water
Miglior regia
chi vincerà: Damien Chazelle - La La Land
chi voterei: Damien Chazelle - La La Land
Miglior attore protagonista
chi vincerà: Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea
chi voterei: Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences)
Miglior attrice protagonista
chi vincerà: Natalie Portman - Jackie
chi voterei: Emma Stone - La La Land
chi avrei candidato: Amy Adams - Animali Notturni
Miglior attore non protagonista
chi vincerà: Mahershala Ali - Moonlight
chi voterei: Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water
Miglior attrice non protagonista
chi vincerà: Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences)
chi voterei: Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences)
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
chi vincerà: Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
chi voterei: Taylor Sheridan - Hell or High Water
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
chi vincerà: Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight
chi voterei: August Wilson - Barriere (Fences)
Miglior film straniero: mi astengo
Miglior film d'animazione: mi astengo
Miglior fotografia
chi vincerà: Bradford Young - Arrival
chi voterei: Bradford Young - Arrival
Miglior scenografia
chi vincerà: Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
chi voterei: Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
Miglior montaggio
chi vincerà: Tom Cross - La La Land
chi voterei: Jake Roberts - Hell or High Water
Miglior colonna sonora
chi vincerà: Justin Hurwitz - La La Land
chi voterei: Justin Hurwitz - La La Land
Miglior canzone
chi vincerà: Audition (The Fools Who Dream) (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek e Justin Paul) - La La Land
chi voterei: City of Stars (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek, Justin Paul) - La La Land
Migliori effetti speciali: mi astengo
Miglior sonoro
chi vincerà: Kevin O'Connell, Andy Wright, Robert Mackenzie e Peter Grace - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
chi voterei: Bernard Gariépy Strobl e Claude La Haye - Arrival
Miglior montaggio sonoro
chi vincerà: Ai-Ling Lee, Mildred Iatrou Morgan - La La Land
chi voterei: Ai-Ling Lee, Mildred Iatrou Morgan - La La Land
Migliori costumi
chi vincerà: Colleen Atwood - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
chi voterei: Consolata Boyle - Florence (Florence Foster Jenkins)
mi astengo su tutto il resto.
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Sparo senza aver visto tutti film (cit.)
Miglior film
- Arrival - voterei
- Barriere (Fences)
- La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Hell or High Water
- Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
- La La Land - vincerà
- Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Manchester by the Sea
- Moonlight
Miglior regia
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land - vincerà e voterei
- Barry Jenkins - Moonlight
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
- Denis Villeneuve - Arrival
- Mel Gibson - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Miglior attore protagonista
- Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea - vincerà e voterei sulla fiducia
- Andrew Garfield - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Ryan Gosling - La La Land
- Viggo Mortensen - Captain Fantastic
- Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences)
Miglior attrice protagonista
- Isabelle Huppert - Elle
- Ruth Negga - Loving
- Natalie Portman - Jackie
- Emma Stone - La La Land - vincerà e voterei
- Meryl Streep - Florence (Florence Foster Jenkins)
Miglior attore non protagonista
- Mahershala Ali - Moonlight - vincerà e voterei
- Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water
- Lucas Hedges - Manchester by the Sea
- Dev Patel - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Michael Shannon - Animali notturni (Nocturnal Animals)
Miglior attrice non protagonista
- Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences) - vincerà
- Naomie Harris - Moonlight
- Nicole Kidman - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Octavia Spencer - Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
- Michelle Williams - Manchester by the Sea - voterei sulla fiducia
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea - vincerà
- Taylor Sheridan - Hell or High Water
- Efthymis Filippou e Yorgos Lanthimos - The Lobster - voterei
- Mike Mills - 20th Century Women
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
- Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight - vincerà
- Eric Heisserer - Arrival - voterei
- Luke Davies - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- August Wilson - Barriere (Fences)
- Allison Schroeder e Theodore Melfi - Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
Miglior fotografia
- Linus Sandgren - La La Land - vincerà
- Bradford Young - Arrival - voterei
- Greig Fraser - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- James Laxton - Moonlight
- Rodrigo Prieto - Silence
Miglior scenografia
- Patrice Vermette e Paul Hotte - Arrival
- Stuart Craig e Anna Pinnock - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
- Jess Gonchor e Nancy Haigh - Ave, Cesare! (Hail, Ceaser!)
- Sandy Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land - vincerà e voterei
- Guy Hendrix Dyas e Gene Serdena - Passengers
Miglior montaggio
- Tom Cross - La La Land - vincerà
- Joi McMillon e Nat Sanders - Moonlight
- John Gilbert - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Joe Walker - Arrival - voterei
- Jake Roberts - Hell or High Water
Miglior colonna sonora
- Mica Levi - Jackie
- Justin Hurwitz - La La Land - vincerà e voterei
- Dustin O'Halloran e Hauschka - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Nicholas Britell - Moonlight
- Thomas Newman - Passengers
Miglior documentario
- XIII emendamento (13th), regia di Ava DuVernay
- Fuocoammare, regia di Gianfranco Rosi - voterei
- I Am Not Your Negro, regia di Raoul Peck
- Life, Animated, regia di Roger Ross Williams
- O.J.: Made in America, regia di Ezra Edelman
Miglior cortometraggio d'animazione
- Blind Vaysha, regia di Theodore Ushev
- Borrowed Time, regia di Andrew Coats e Lou Hamou-Lhadj - voterei
- Pear and Cider Cigarettes, regia di Robert Valley
- Pearl, regia di Patrick Osborne
- Piper, regia di Alan Barillaro - vincerà
Miglior film
- Arrival - voterei
- Barriere (Fences)
- La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Hell or High Water
- Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
- La La Land - vincerà
- Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Manchester by the Sea
- Moonlight
Miglior regia
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land - vincerà e voterei
- Barry Jenkins - Moonlight
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
- Denis Villeneuve - Arrival
- Mel Gibson - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Miglior attore protagonista
- Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea - vincerà e voterei sulla fiducia
- Andrew Garfield - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Ryan Gosling - La La Land
- Viggo Mortensen - Captain Fantastic
- Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences)
Miglior attrice protagonista
- Isabelle Huppert - Elle
- Ruth Negga - Loving
- Natalie Portman - Jackie
- Emma Stone - La La Land - vincerà e voterei
- Meryl Streep - Florence (Florence Foster Jenkins)
Miglior attore non protagonista
- Mahershala Ali - Moonlight - vincerà e voterei
- Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water
- Lucas Hedges - Manchester by the Sea
- Dev Patel - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Michael Shannon - Animali notturni (Nocturnal Animals)
Miglior attrice non protagonista
- Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences) - vincerà
- Naomie Harris - Moonlight
- Nicole Kidman - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Octavia Spencer - Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
- Michelle Williams - Manchester by the Sea - voterei sulla fiducia
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea - vincerà
- Taylor Sheridan - Hell or High Water
- Efthymis Filippou e Yorgos Lanthimos - The Lobster - voterei
- Mike Mills - 20th Century Women
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
- Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight - vincerà
- Eric Heisserer - Arrival - voterei
- Luke Davies - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- August Wilson - Barriere (Fences)
- Allison Schroeder e Theodore Melfi - Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
Miglior fotografia
- Linus Sandgren - La La Land - vincerà
- Bradford Young - Arrival - voterei
- Greig Fraser - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- James Laxton - Moonlight
- Rodrigo Prieto - Silence
Miglior scenografia
- Patrice Vermette e Paul Hotte - Arrival
- Stuart Craig e Anna Pinnock - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
- Jess Gonchor e Nancy Haigh - Ave, Cesare! (Hail, Ceaser!)
- Sandy Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land - vincerà e voterei
- Guy Hendrix Dyas e Gene Serdena - Passengers
Miglior montaggio
- Tom Cross - La La Land - vincerà
- Joi McMillon e Nat Sanders - Moonlight
- John Gilbert - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Joe Walker - Arrival - voterei
- Jake Roberts - Hell or High Water
Miglior colonna sonora
- Mica Levi - Jackie
- Justin Hurwitz - La La Land - vincerà e voterei
- Dustin O'Halloran e Hauschka - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Nicholas Britell - Moonlight
- Thomas Newman - Passengers
Miglior documentario
- XIII emendamento (13th), regia di Ava DuVernay
- Fuocoammare, regia di Gianfranco Rosi - voterei
- I Am Not Your Negro, regia di Raoul Peck
- Life, Animated, regia di Roger Ross Williams
- O.J.: Made in America, regia di Ezra Edelman
Miglior cortometraggio d'animazione
- Blind Vaysha, regia di Theodore Ushev
- Borrowed Time, regia di Andrew Coats e Lou Hamou-Lhadj - voterei
- Pear and Cider Cigarettes, regia di Robert Valley
- Pearl, regia di Patrick Osborne
- Piper, regia di Alan Barillaro - vincerà
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Miglior film
chi vincerà: La La land
chi voterei: Manchester by the Sea
Miglior regia
chi vincerà: Damien Chazelle - La La Land
chi voterei: Barry Jenkins - Moonlight
Miglior attore protagonista
chi vincerà: Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences)
chi voterei: Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea
Miglior attrice protagonista
chi vincerà: Emma Stone - La La Land
chi voterei: Natalie Portman - Jackie
Miglior attore non protagonista
chi vincerà: Mahershala Ali - Moonlight
chi voterei: Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water
Miglior attrice non protagonista
chi vincerà: Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences)
chi voterei: Naomie Harris - Moonlight
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
chi vincerà: Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
chi voterei: Efthymis Filippou e Yorgos Lanthimos - The Lobster
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
chi vincerà: Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight
chi voterei: Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight
Miglior fotografia
chi vincerà: Bradford Young - Arrival
chi voterei: Bradford Young - Arrival
Miglior scenografia
chi vincerà: Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
chi voterei: Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
mi astengo su tutto il resto.
chi vincerà: La La land
chi voterei: Manchester by the Sea
Miglior regia
chi vincerà: Damien Chazelle - La La Land
chi voterei: Barry Jenkins - Moonlight
Miglior attore protagonista
chi vincerà: Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences)
chi voterei: Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea
Miglior attrice protagonista
chi vincerà: Emma Stone - La La Land
chi voterei: Natalie Portman - Jackie
Miglior attore non protagonista
chi vincerà: Mahershala Ali - Moonlight
chi voterei: Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water
Miglior attrice non protagonista
chi vincerà: Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences)
chi voterei: Naomie Harris - Moonlight
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
chi vincerà: Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
chi voterei: Efthymis Filippou e Yorgos Lanthimos - The Lobster
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
chi vincerà: Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight
chi voterei: Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight
Miglior fotografia
chi vincerà: Bradford Young - Arrival
chi voterei: Bradford Young - Arrival
Miglior scenografia
chi vincerà: Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
chi voterei: Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
mi astengo su tutto il resto.
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michelle williams è in assoluto la mia attrice preferita, ma una che sta in scena 5 minuti non dovrebbe poter vincere un oscar.
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SafeBet ha scritto:michelle williams è in assoluto la mia attrice preferita, ma una che sta in scena 5 minuti non dovrebbe poter vincere un oscar.
Sono d'accordo, pur essendo veramente bravissima in Manchester by The Sea. Cosa simile si potrebbe dire anche di Ali in Moonlight.
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Sparo senza aver visto tutti film (cit.)
Miglior film
chi vince: La La Land
chi voterei: - Hell or High Water
Miglior regia
chi vince: Damien Chazelle - La La Land
chi voterei Mel Gibson - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Miglior attore protagonista
chi vince: Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences)
chi voterei: Andrew Garfield - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Miglior attrice protagonista
chi vince: Emma Stone - La La Land
chi voterei: Natalie Portman - Jackie
Miglior attore non protagonista
chi vince e chi voterei Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water
Miglior attrice non protagonista
chi vince e chi voterei: Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences)
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
chi vince: Damien Chazelle - La La Land
chi voterei: Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
chi vince: Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight
chi voterei: August Wilson - Barriere (Fences)
Miglior film straniero
chi vince: Il cliente (Forushandeh), regia di Asghar Farhadi (Iran)
chi voterei: Land of Mine - Sotto la sabbia (Under sandet), regia di Martin Zandvliet (Danimarca)
Miglior film d'animazione
chi vince: Zootropolis (Zootopia), regia di Rich Moore e Byron Howard
chi voterei: La tartaruga rossa (La Tortue Rouge), regia di Michaël Dudok de Wit
Miglior fotografia
chi vince: Linus Sandgren - La La Land
chi voterei: James Laxton - Moonlight
Miglior scenografia
chi vince: Sandy Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
chi voterei: Stuart Craig e Anna Pinnock - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
Miglior montaggio
chi vince: Tom Cross - La La Land
chi voterei: John Gilbert - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Miglior colonna sonora
chi vince: Justin Hurwitz - La La Land
chi voterei: Dustin O'Halloran e Hauschka - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
Miglior canzone
chi vince: Audition (The Fools Who Dream) (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek e Justin Paul) - La La Land
chi voterei: The Empty Chair (J. Ralph e Sting) - Jim: The James Foley Story
Migliori effetti speciali
chi vince e chi voterei: Deepwater - Inferno sull'oceano (Deepwater Horizon)
Miglior sonoro
chi vince: Kevin O'Connell, Andy Wright, Robert Mackenzie e Peter Grace - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
chi voterei: Greg P. Russell, Gary Summers, Jeffrey J. Haboush e Mac Ruth - 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
Miglior montaggio sonoro
chi vince: Wylie Stateman, Renée Tondelli - Deepwater - Inferno sull'oceano (Deepwater Horizon)
chi voterei: Robert Mackenzie, Andy Wright - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Migliori costumi
chi vince: Mary Zophers - La La Land
chi voterei: Colleen Atwood - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
Miglior trucco e acconciatura
chi vince e voterei : Alessandro Bertolazzi, Giorgio Gregorini e Christopher Nelson - Suicide Squad
Miglior documentario
chi vince: XIII emendamento (13th), regia di Ava DuVernay
chi voterei: Fuocoammare, regia di Gianfranco Rosi
Miglior cortometraggio documentario
chi vince: Watani: My Homeland, regia di Marcel Mettelsiefen
chi voterei: Extremis, regia di Dan Krauss
Miglior cortometraggio d'animazione
chi vince: Pearl, regia di Patrick Osborne
chi voterei: Borrowed Time, regia di Andrew Coats e Lou Hamou-Lhadj
Miglior film
chi vince: La La Land
chi voterei: - Hell or High Water
Miglior regia
chi vince: Damien Chazelle - La La Land
chi voterei Mel Gibson - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Miglior attore protagonista
chi vince: Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences)
chi voterei: Andrew Garfield - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Miglior attrice protagonista
chi vince: Emma Stone - La La Land
chi voterei: Natalie Portman - Jackie
Miglior attore non protagonista
chi vince e chi voterei Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water
Miglior attrice non protagonista
chi vince e chi voterei: Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences)
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
chi vince: Damien Chazelle - La La Land
chi voterei: Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
chi vince: Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight
chi voterei: August Wilson - Barriere (Fences)
Miglior film straniero
chi vince: Il cliente (Forushandeh), regia di Asghar Farhadi (Iran)
chi voterei: Land of Mine - Sotto la sabbia (Under sandet), regia di Martin Zandvliet (Danimarca)
Miglior film d'animazione
chi vince: Zootropolis (Zootopia), regia di Rich Moore e Byron Howard
chi voterei: La tartaruga rossa (La Tortue Rouge), regia di Michaël Dudok de Wit
Miglior fotografia
chi vince: Linus Sandgren - La La Land
chi voterei: James Laxton - Moonlight
Miglior scenografia
chi vince: Sandy Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
chi voterei: Stuart Craig e Anna Pinnock - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
Miglior montaggio
chi vince: Tom Cross - La La Land
chi voterei: John Gilbert - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Miglior colonna sonora
chi vince: Justin Hurwitz - La La Land
chi voterei: Dustin O'Halloran e Hauschka - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
Miglior canzone
chi vince: Audition (The Fools Who Dream) (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek e Justin Paul) - La La Land
chi voterei: The Empty Chair (J. Ralph e Sting) - Jim: The James Foley Story
Migliori effetti speciali
chi vince e chi voterei: Deepwater - Inferno sull'oceano (Deepwater Horizon)
Miglior sonoro
chi vince: Kevin O'Connell, Andy Wright, Robert Mackenzie e Peter Grace - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
chi voterei: Greg P. Russell, Gary Summers, Jeffrey J. Haboush e Mac Ruth - 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
Miglior montaggio sonoro
chi vince: Wylie Stateman, Renée Tondelli - Deepwater - Inferno sull'oceano (Deepwater Horizon)
chi voterei: Robert Mackenzie, Andy Wright - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Migliori costumi
chi vince: Mary Zophers - La La Land
chi voterei: Colleen Atwood - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
Miglior trucco e acconciatura
chi vince e voterei : Alessandro Bertolazzi, Giorgio Gregorini e Christopher Nelson - Suicide Squad
Miglior documentario
chi vince: XIII emendamento (13th), regia di Ava DuVernay
chi voterei: Fuocoammare, regia di Gianfranco Rosi
Miglior cortometraggio documentario
chi vince: Watani: My Homeland, regia di Marcel Mettelsiefen
chi voterei: Extremis, regia di Dan Krauss
Miglior cortometraggio d'animazione
chi vince: Pearl, regia di Patrick Osborne
chi voterei: Borrowed Time, regia di Andrew Coats e Lou Hamou-Lhadj
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In grassetto chi vincerà
In sottolineato chi voterei
Miglior film
- Arrival, prodotto da Shawn Levy, Dan Levine, Aaron Ryder e David Linde
- Barriere (Fences), prodotto da Scott Rudin, Denzel Washington e Todd Black
- La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge), prodotto da Bill Mechanic e David Permut
- Hell or High Water, prodotto da Carla Hacken e Julie Yorn
- Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures), prodotto da Donna Gigliotti, Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping, Pharrell Williams e Theodore Melfi
- La La Land, prodotto da Fred Berger, Jordan Horowitz e Marc Platt
- Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion) , prodotto da Emile Sherman, Iain Canning e Angie Fielder
- Manchester by the Sea, prodotto da Matt Damon, Kimberly Steward, Chris Moore, Lauren Beck e Kevin J. Walsh
- Moonlight, prodotto da Adele Romanski, Dede Gardner e Jeremy Kleiner
Miglior regia
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land
- Barry Jenkins - Moonlight
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
- Denis Villeneuve - Arrival
- Mel Gibson - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Miglior attore protagonista
- Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea
- Andrew Garfield - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Ryan Gosling - La La Land
- Viggo Mortensen - Captain Fantastic
- Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences)
Miglior attrice protagonista
- Isabelle Huppert - Elle
- Ruth Negga - Loving
- Natalie Portman - Jackie
- Emma Stone - La La Land
- Meryl Streep - Florence (Florence Foster Jenkins)
Miglior attore non protagonista
- Mahershala Ali - Moonlight
- Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water
- Lucas Hedges - Manchester by the Sea
- Dev Patel - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Michael Shannon - Animali notturni (Nocturnal Animals)
Miglior attrice non protagonista
- Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences)
- Naomie Harris - Moonlight
- Nicole Kidman - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Octavia Spencer - Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
- Michelle Williams - Manchester by the Sea
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
- Taylor Sheridan - Hell or High Water
- Efthymis Filippou e Yorgos Lanthimos - The Lobster
- Mike Mills - 20th Century Women
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
- Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight
- Eric Heisserer - Arrival
- Luke Davies - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- August Wilson - Barriere (Fences)
- Allison Schroeder e Theodore Melfi - Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
Miglior film straniero
- Land of Mine - Sotto la sabbia (Under sandet), regia di Martin Zandvliet (Danimarca)
- En man som heter Ove, regia di Hannes Holm (Svezia)
- Il cliente (Forushandeh), regia di Asghar Farhadi (Iran)
- Tanna, regia di Martin Butler e Bentley Dean (Australia)
- Vi presento Toni Erdmann (Toni Erdmann), regia di Maren Ade (Germania)
Miglior film d'animazione
- Zootropolis (Zootopia), regia di Rich Moore e Byron Howard
- Oceania (Moana), regia di John Musker e Ron Clements
- Kubo e la spada magica (Kubo and the Two Strings), regia di Travis Knight
- La tartaruga rossa (La Tortue Rouge), regia di Michaël Dudok de Wit
- La mia vita da Zucchina (Ma vie de Courgette), regia di Claude Barras
Miglior fotografia
- Linus Sandgren - La La Land
- Bradford Young - Arrival
- Greig Fraser - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- James Laxton - Moonlight
- Rodrigo Prieto - Silence
Miglior scenografia
- Patrice Vermette e Paul Hotte - Arrival
- Stuart Craig e Anna Pinnock - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
- Jess Gonchor e Nancy Haigh - Ave, Cesare! (Hail, Ceaser!)
- Sandy Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
- Guy Hendrix Dyas e Gene Serdena - Passengers
Miglior montaggio
- Tom Cross - La La Land
- Joi McMillon e Nat Sanders - Moonlight
- John Gilbert - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Joe Walker - Arrival
- Jake Roberts - Hell or High Water
Miglior colonna sonora
- Mica Levi - Jackie
- Justin Hurwitz - La La Land
- Dustin O'Halloran e Hauschka - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Nicholas Britell - Moonlight
- Thomas Newman - Passengers
Miglior canzone
- Audition (The Fools Who Dream) (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek e Justin Paul) - La La Land
- Can't Stop the Feeling! (Justin Timberlake, Max Martin e Karl Johan Schuster) - Trolls
- City of Stars (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek, Justin Paul) - La La Land
- The Empty Chair (J. Ralph e Sting) - Jim: The James Foley Story
- How Far I'll Go (Lin-Manuel Miranda) - Oceania (Moana)
Migliori effetti speciali
- Deepwater - Inferno sull'oceano (Deepwater Horizon)
- Doctor Strange
- Il libro della giungla (The Jungle Book)
- Kubo e la spada magica (Kubo and the Two Strings)
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Miglior sonoro
- Andy Nelson, Ai-Ling Lee e Steve A. Morrow - La La Land
- David Parker, Christopher Scarabosio e Stuart Wilson - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
- Kevin O'Connell, Andy Wright, Robert Mackenzie e Peter Grace - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Bernard Gariépy Strobl e Claude La Haye - Arrival
- Greg P. Russell, Gary Summers, Jeffrey J. Haboush e Mac Ruth - 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
Miglior montaggio sonoro
- Sylvain Bellemare - Arrival
- Wylie Stateman, Renée Tondelli - Deepwater - Inferno sull'oceano (Deepwater Horizon)
- Robert Mackenzie, Andy Wright - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Ai-Ling Lee, Mildred Iatrou Morgan - La La Land
- Alan Robert Murray, Bub Asman - Sully
Migliori costumi
- Joanna Johnston - Allied - Un'ombra nascosta (Allied)
- Colleen Atwood - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
- Consolata Boyle - Florence (Florence Foster Jenkins)
- Madeline Funtaine - Jackie
- Mary Zophers - La La Land
Miglior trucco e acconciatura
- Eva Von Bahr e Love Larson - En man som heter Ove
- Joel Harlow e Richard Alonzo - Star Trek Beyond
- Alessandro Bertolazzi, Giorgio Gregorini e Christopher Nelson - Suicide Squad
Miglior documentario
- XIII emendamento (13th), regia di Ava DuVernay
- Fuocoammare, regia di Gianfranco Rosi
- I Am Not Your Negro, regia di Raoul Peck
- Life, Animated, regia di Roger Ross Williams
- O.J.: Made in America, regia di Ezra Edelman
Miglior cortometraggio documentario
- 4.1 Miles, regia di Daphne Matziaraki
- Extremis, regia di Dan Krauss
- Joe's Violin, regia di Kahane Cooperman
- Watani: My Homeland, regia di Marcel Mettelsiefen
- The White Helmets, regia di Orlando von Einsiedel
Miglior cortometraggio
- Ennemis intérieurs, regia di Sélim Azzazi
- La Femme et la TGV, regia di Timo von Gunten
- Silent Nights, regia di Aske Bang
- Sing, regia di Kristóf Deák
- Timecode, regia di Juanjo Giménez Peña
Miglior cortometraggio d'animazione
- Blind Vaysha, regia di Theodore Ushev
- Borrowed Time, regia di Andrew Coats e Lou Hamou-Lhadj
- Pear and Cider Cigarettes, regia di Robert Valley
- Pearl, regia di Patrick Osborne
- Piper, regia di Alan Barillaro
In sottolineato chi voterei
Miglior film
- Arrival, prodotto da Shawn Levy, Dan Levine, Aaron Ryder e David Linde
- Barriere (Fences), prodotto da Scott Rudin, Denzel Washington e Todd Black
- La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge), prodotto da Bill Mechanic e David Permut
- Hell or High Water, prodotto da Carla Hacken e Julie Yorn
- Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures), prodotto da Donna Gigliotti, Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping, Pharrell Williams e Theodore Melfi
- La La Land, prodotto da Fred Berger, Jordan Horowitz e Marc Platt
- Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion) , prodotto da Emile Sherman, Iain Canning e Angie Fielder
- Manchester by the Sea, prodotto da Matt Damon, Kimberly Steward, Chris Moore, Lauren Beck e Kevin J. Walsh
- Moonlight, prodotto da Adele Romanski, Dede Gardner e Jeremy Kleiner
Miglior regia
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land
- Barry Jenkins - Moonlight
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
- Denis Villeneuve - Arrival
- Mel Gibson - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
Miglior attore protagonista
- Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea
- Andrew Garfield - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Ryan Gosling - La La Land
- Viggo Mortensen - Captain Fantastic
- Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences)
Miglior attrice protagonista
- Isabelle Huppert - Elle
- Ruth Negga - Loving
- Natalie Portman - Jackie
- Emma Stone - La La Land
- Meryl Streep - Florence (Florence Foster Jenkins)
Miglior attore non protagonista
- Mahershala Ali - Moonlight
- Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water
- Lucas Hedges - Manchester by the Sea
- Dev Patel - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Michael Shannon - Animali notturni (Nocturnal Animals)
Miglior attrice non protagonista
- Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences)
- Naomie Harris - Moonlight
- Nicole Kidman - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Octavia Spencer - Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
- Michelle Williams - Manchester by the Sea
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea
- Taylor Sheridan - Hell or High Water
- Efthymis Filippou e Yorgos Lanthimos - The Lobster
- Mike Mills - 20th Century Women
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
- Barry Jenkins e Tarell McCraney - Moonlight
- Eric Heisserer - Arrival
- Luke Davies - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- August Wilson - Barriere (Fences)
- Allison Schroeder e Theodore Melfi - Il diritto di contare (Hidden Figures)
Miglior film straniero
- Land of Mine - Sotto la sabbia (Under sandet), regia di Martin Zandvliet (Danimarca)
- En man som heter Ove, regia di Hannes Holm (Svezia)
- Il cliente (Forushandeh), regia di Asghar Farhadi (Iran)
- Tanna, regia di Martin Butler e Bentley Dean (Australia)
- Vi presento Toni Erdmann (Toni Erdmann), regia di Maren Ade (Germania)
Miglior film d'animazione
- Zootropolis (Zootopia), regia di Rich Moore e Byron Howard
- Oceania (Moana), regia di John Musker e Ron Clements
- Kubo e la spada magica (Kubo and the Two Strings), regia di Travis Knight
- La tartaruga rossa (La Tortue Rouge), regia di Michaël Dudok de Wit
- La mia vita da Zucchina (Ma vie de Courgette), regia di Claude Barras
Miglior fotografia
- Linus Sandgren - La La Land
- Bradford Young - Arrival
- Greig Fraser - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- James Laxton - Moonlight
- Rodrigo Prieto - Silence
Miglior scenografia
- Patrice Vermette e Paul Hotte - Arrival
- Stuart Craig e Anna Pinnock - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
- Jess Gonchor e Nancy Haigh - Ave, Cesare! (Hail, Ceaser!)
- Sandy Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land
- Guy Hendrix Dyas e Gene Serdena - Passengers
Miglior montaggio
- Tom Cross - La La Land
- Joi McMillon e Nat Sanders - Moonlight
- John Gilbert - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Joe Walker - Arrival
- Jake Roberts - Hell or High Water
Miglior colonna sonora
- Mica Levi - Jackie
- Justin Hurwitz - La La Land
- Dustin O'Halloran e Hauschka - Lion - La strada verso casa (Lion)
- Nicholas Britell - Moonlight
- Thomas Newman - Passengers
Miglior canzone
- Audition (The Fools Who Dream) (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek e Justin Paul) - La La Land
- Can't Stop the Feeling! (Justin Timberlake, Max Martin e Karl Johan Schuster) - Trolls
- City of Stars (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek, Justin Paul) - La La Land
- The Empty Chair (J. Ralph e Sting) - Jim: The James Foley Story
- How Far I'll Go (Lin-Manuel Miranda) - Oceania (Moana)
Migliori effetti speciali
- Deepwater - Inferno sull'oceano (Deepwater Horizon)
- Doctor Strange
- Il libro della giungla (The Jungle Book)
- Kubo e la spada magica (Kubo and the Two Strings)
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Miglior sonoro
- Andy Nelson, Ai-Ling Lee e Steve A. Morrow - La La Land
- David Parker, Christopher Scarabosio e Stuart Wilson - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
- Kevin O'Connell, Andy Wright, Robert Mackenzie e Peter Grace - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Bernard Gariépy Strobl e Claude La Haye - Arrival
- Greg P. Russell, Gary Summers, Jeffrey J. Haboush e Mac Ruth - 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
Miglior montaggio sonoro
- Sylvain Bellemare - Arrival
- Wylie Stateman, Renée Tondelli - Deepwater - Inferno sull'oceano (Deepwater Horizon)
- Robert Mackenzie, Andy Wright - La battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge (Hacksaw Ridge)
- Ai-Ling Lee, Mildred Iatrou Morgan - La La Land
- Alan Robert Murray, Bub Asman - Sully
Migliori costumi
- Joanna Johnston - Allied - Un'ombra nascosta (Allied)
- Colleen Atwood - Animali fantastici e dove trovarli (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
- Consolata Boyle - Florence (Florence Foster Jenkins)
- Madeline Funtaine - Jackie
- Mary Zophers - La La Land
Miglior trucco e acconciatura
- Eva Von Bahr e Love Larson - En man som heter Ove
- Joel Harlow e Richard Alonzo - Star Trek Beyond
- Alessandro Bertolazzi, Giorgio Gregorini e Christopher Nelson - Suicide Squad
Miglior documentario
- XIII emendamento (13th), regia di Ava DuVernay
- Fuocoammare, regia di Gianfranco Rosi
- I Am Not Your Negro, regia di Raoul Peck
- Life, Animated, regia di Roger Ross Williams
- O.J.: Made in America, regia di Ezra Edelman
Miglior cortometraggio documentario
- 4.1 Miles, regia di Daphne Matziaraki
- Extremis, regia di Dan Krauss
- Joe's Violin, regia di Kahane Cooperman
- Watani: My Homeland, regia di Marcel Mettelsiefen
- The White Helmets, regia di Orlando von Einsiedel
Miglior cortometraggio
- Ennemis intérieurs, regia di Sélim Azzazi
- La Femme et la TGV, regia di Timo von Gunten
- Silent Nights, regia di Aske Bang
- Sing, regia di Kristóf Deák
- Timecode, regia di Juanjo Giménez Peña
Miglior cortometraggio d'animazione
- Blind Vaysha, regia di Theodore Ushev
- Borrowed Time, regia di Andrew Coats e Lou Hamou-Lhadj
- Pear and Cider Cigarettes, regia di Robert Valley
- Pearl, regia di Patrick Osborne
- Piper, regia di Alan Barillaro
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Miglior film
- La La Land, prodotto da Fred Berger, Jordan Horowitz e Marc Platt (vincerà)
- Moonlight, prodotto da Adele Romanski, Dede Gardner e Jeremy Kleiner (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior regia
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land (vincerà)
- Barry Jenkins - Moonlight (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior attore protagonista
- Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (vincerà)
- Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior attrice protagonista
- Natalie Portman - Jackie (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior attore non protagonista
- Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior attrice non protagonista
- Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences) (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea (vincerà)
- Efthymis Filippou e Yorgos Lanthimos - The Lobster (vorrei vincesse)
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
- Eric Heisserer - Arrival (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior film straniero
- Il cliente (Forushandeh), regia di Asghar Farhadi (Iran) (vincerà)
Miglior film d'animazione
- Zootropolis (Zootopia), regia di Rich Moore e Byron Howard (vincerà)
Miglior fotografia
- James Laxton - Moonlight (vorrei vincesse)
- Rodrigo Prieto - Silence (vincerà)
Miglior scenografia
- Sandy Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior montaggio
- Joe Walker - Arrival (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior colonna sonora
- Justin Hurwitz - La La Land (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior canzone
- Audition (The Fools Who Dream) (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek e Justin Paul) - La La Land (vorrei vincesse)
- City of Stars (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek, Justin Paul) - La La Land (vincerà)
- La La Land, prodotto da Fred Berger, Jordan Horowitz e Marc Platt (vincerà)
- Moonlight, prodotto da Adele Romanski, Dede Gardner e Jeremy Kleiner (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior regia
- Damien Chazelle - La La Land (vincerà)
- Barry Jenkins - Moonlight (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior attore protagonista
- Casey Affleck - Manchester by the Sea (vincerà)
- Denzel Washington - Barriere (Fences) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior attrice protagonista
- Natalie Portman - Jackie (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior attore non protagonista
- Jeff Bridges - Hell or High Water (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior attrice non protagonista
- Viola Davis - Barriere (Fences) (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Migliore sceneggiatura originale
- Kenneth Lonergan - Manchester by the Sea (vincerà)
- Efthymis Filippou e Yorgos Lanthimos - The Lobster (vorrei vincesse)
Migliore sceneggiatura non originale
- Eric Heisserer - Arrival (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior film straniero
- Il cliente (Forushandeh), regia di Asghar Farhadi (Iran) (vincerà)
Miglior film d'animazione
- Zootropolis (Zootopia), regia di Rich Moore e Byron Howard (vincerà)
Miglior fotografia
- James Laxton - Moonlight (vorrei vincesse)
- Rodrigo Prieto - Silence (vincerà)
Miglior scenografia
- Sandy Reynolds-Wasco e David Wasco - La La Land (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior montaggio
- Joe Walker - Arrival (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior colonna sonora
- Justin Hurwitz - La La Land (vincerà) (vorrei vincesse)
Miglior canzone
- Audition (The Fools Who Dream) (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek e Justin Paul) - La La Land (vorrei vincesse)
- City of Stars (Justin Hurwitz, Benj Pasek, Justin Paul) - La La Land (vincerà)
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Best Picture
Lionsgate
WILL WIN: La La Land
This love letter to Hollywood, movies and jazz garnered a record-tying 14 noms, signaling support across the branches. (Both of the other films that got that many, All About Eve and Titanic, won.) Save for the best ensemble SAG Award, for which this two-hander understandably wasn’t nominated, all remotely predictive precursors — the Golden Globe, BAFTA, Critics’ Choice and guild awards, including the Producers’, also using a preferential ballot — have backed it.
SHOULD WIN: La La Land
Unlike a freak phenomenon like The Artist, which didn't trigger a rash of silent movies, La La Land already appears to have opened the floodgates to more original film musicals, a very welcome development. It's exhilarating, a breath of fresh air and — like most best picture Oscar winners over the past decade — not a film the big studios would have made.
Best Director
Gabriel Olsen/Getty Images for AFI
WILL WIN: Damien Chazelle, La La Land
Moonlight’s Barry Jenkins could become the first black person to win here, but every indication — including the prizes of the Golden Globe, BAFTA and especially the Directors Guild, which predicted this award all but seven times in 68 years — suggests different history will be made: for 85 years, Norman Taurog has been this category’s youngest winner, but on Oscar night Chazelle will be 221 days younger than he was.
SHOULD WIN: Damien Chazelle, La La Land
It takes a special set of gifts to pull off a modern musical that fluently blends song-and-dance elements with more naturalistic dramatic scenes, and in La La Land, Damien Chazelle managed this with seeming effortlessness. If Chazelle wins, he'll be only the second director to collect an Oscar for an original musical, after Vincente Minnelli for Gigi nearly 60 years ago.
Best Actor
Paramount/Screenshot
WILL WIN: Denzel Washington, Fences
Manchester’s Casey Affleck looked unbeatable — he won almost every early award — but an understated performance, uneven acceptance speeches, chatter about years-old legal troubles and a more famous opponent who gave a showy turn and beat him at the SAG Awards (which have predicted this category 13 years in a row) suggest he’s vulnerable. This would be Washington’s third win; no male actor has four.
SHOULD WIN: Casey Affleck, Manchester by the Sea
A curiously reticent, intriguingly unemphatic actor through most of his career, Casey Affleck finally showed what he's made of in his performance as a deeply damaged man. His character is afflicted by pain that will never go away, and the performance has the impact of a series of depth charges going off at unpredictable levels of intensity and frequency.
Best Actress
Courtesy of Lionsgate
WILL WIN: Emma Stone, La La Land
It’s been 12 years since this award went to a star of a best picture winner, but it’s hard to imagine Stone not being rewarded by the Academy — as she was by SAG, Golden Globe and BAFTA voters — for beautifully singing, dancing and acting in their favorite film. One caveat: the organization added many international members over the past year, and Elle’s Isabelle Huppert, who’s been a star longer than Stone’s been alive, could tempt them.
SHOULD WIN: Isabelle Huppert, Elle
It's always tough for a foreign-language performance to take Oscar gold, but if Isabelle Huppert doesn't win, it will stand as one of the permanent Academy disgraces, along with Greta Garbo or Peter O'Toole never winning competitive Oscars. Huppert's work in Elle is one of the best performances by one of the all-time great screen actresses and would deserve the prize in any year.
Best Supporting Actor
A24
WILL WIN: Mahershala Ali, Moonlight
Ali won the Critics’ Choice and SAG awards — but his is a very brief turn and he lost the BAFTA to Lion’s Dev Patel (granted, a Brit — though BAFTA did anticipate last year’s Mark Rylance surprise) and Globe to Nocturnal Animals’ Aaron Taylor-Johnson (bounced by costar Michael Shannon), suggesting international voters may turn elsewhere. You can’t count out vet Jeff Bridges (Hell or High Water) or youngster Lucas Hedges (Manchester by the Sea).
SHOULD WIN: Mahershala Ali, Moonlight
Mahershala Ali appears only in the first third of Moonlight, but his subtle, surprisingly layered performance initially is what reveals the unexpected depths the film intends to reach. The actor's gentle illumination of a Miami drug dealer as a sensitive role model and teacher to a withdrawn young boy opens the door to vast emotional insights.
Best Supporting Actress
Courtesy of Paramount Pictures
WILL WIN: Viola Davis, Fences
There’s no safer bet than this revered actress, who gives a powerful performance (she previously won a Tony for the same part), is overdue (this is her third nom in nine years and would be her first win) and has the meatiest part of anyone in her category (many feel she should be in the lead actress category). She’s won every major award this season, and there’s no reason to believe that’ll stop now.
SHOULD WIN: Naomie Harris, Moonlight
By contrast with Ali's character, who has his life together and knows how to cope, Naomie Harris urgently plays the strung-out victim who can't begin to understand or handle her troubled son, the boy her dealer is helping. It's an electric performance, jumping from mood to mood in a compelling portrayal of a character destined to short circuit.
Best Original Screenplay
Austin Hargrave
WILL WIN: Kenneth Lonergan, Manchester by the Sea
It’s been 61 years since a musical (Interrupted Melody) won here, and only one other won before that (An American in Paris). La La Land won Globe and Critics’ Choice awards, but those aren’t decided by filmmakers, who seem to feel that musicals owe their success to music, not words. Here, Oscar voters reward emotional dramas and great playwrights, as offered by this Critics’ Choice, BAFTA, NBR and New York Film Critics Circle winner.
SHOULD WIN: Kenneth Lonergan, Manchester by the Sea
The complexity, power and levels of distress conveyed by Kenneth Lonergan's screenplay lie well beyond the ambition or accomplishment of its competitors. Lonergan bores down into the raw fundamentals of his main characters in a way unapproached by any other writer this year.
Best Adapted Screenplay
Courtesy of A24
WILL WIN: Barry Jenkins, Tarell Alvin McCraney, Moonlight
The USC Scripter, which has predicted this winner six years in a row, suggests Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney will become only the third and fourth black honorees in this category, but be careful: other groups classified their script as original, allowing Arrival to win the Critics’ Choice and Lion to win the BAFTA award for best adaptation, and it’s been 28 years since a play-inspired-film won here. A possible sleeper is charming Hidden Figures.
SHOULD WIN: Barry Jenkins, Tarell Alvin McCraney, Moonlight
Although I haven't read Tarell Alvin McCraney's autobiographical play, In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue, it's clear that Barry Jenkins took considerable liberties, including creating a three-part structure. The script's sensitivity, insight and sometimes breathtakingly revelatory qualities make this the deserving winner here.
Best Documentary Feature
Courtesy of ESPN Films
WILL WIN: O.J.: Made in America
Netflix made a big push for 13th and many critics backed I Am Not Your Negro, but a third doc about race in America has the edge because it’s also about L.A. and celebrity culture — two things of interest to many voters, who can vote without seeing all five nominees — and garnered the most attention, not least because, at 7.5-hours, it’s the longest feature ever nominated.
SHOULD WIN: O.J.: Made in America
The competition is fierce in a category that, with the inclusion of 13th and I Am Not Your Negro, features at least three of my top five films of the year. But the staggering account of O.J. Simpson's life, legal battles and far-reaching legacy occupies a category of achievement all to itself and stands as the most imposing work of any kind in film this year.
Best Foreign-Language Film
Courtesy of Amazon Studios and Cohen Media Group
WILL WIN: The Salesman
German comedy Toni Erdmann was the early favorite, and news of a remake with Jack Nicholson boosted its profile. But it lost the pole position when Asghar Farhadi said he’d boycott the Oscars because of President Trump’s attempt at a Muslim travel ban. Look for voters to rebuke Trump by making Farhadi, five years after his win for A Separation, only the fourth filmmaker (after Fellini, Bergman and Saura) to direct multiple winners.
SHOULD WIN: Toni Erdmann
With two of the very best films of the year from any source, The Handmaiden and Elle, unfortunately not among the final five, the estimable and disarmingly engaging Toni Erdmann is the clear choice. The unfortunate eruption of the travel ban issue might have swung some votes to The Salesman, but the latter isn't on par with Asghar Farhadi's best work.
Best Animated Feature
Courtesy of Disney
WILL WIN: Zootopia
Kubo and the Two Strings won the BAFTA, but the last time a Disney or Pixar pic was nominated here and lost was a decade ago. (Each time one wins, more studio employees become voters, leading to more wins.) This zeitgeist-capturing flick got better reviews and grossed more than any of its competitors and won the top Annie Award, which has differed from this category’s winner only five times since 2001.
SHOULD WIN: The Red Turtle
In a year when three small animated features are up against two Hollywood blockbusters, the tortoise beats the hare. As pared down and dramatically concise as Zootopia and Moana are elaborate and eventful, The Red Turtle has the simplicity of an ancient tale that has come down through the ages and could not be more elegantly done.
Best Cinematography
Dale Robinette/Lionsgate
WILL WIN: La La Land
The American Society of Cinematographers, which has given its top award to the eventual winner in six of the last 10 years, picked Lion, but BAFTA, which has the same track record, went with La La Land, as did Critics’ Choice voters, who are six for the last seven. I think a combination of flashy camerawork and coattails should put the latter over the top.
Best Costume Design
Fox Searchlight Pictures
WILL WIN: Jackie
Musicals long have done well in this category, but that’s because they’ve almost always been period pieces. Contemporary costumes like those in La La Land almost never are rewarded (it’s been 22 years since the last one), and besides, this rarely is a coattail category (Gladiator, Chicago, The Return of the King and The Artist are this century’s only best pic winners that won here, too). Voters usually back the nominee that reeks the most of glamour, even if they don’t love the film. This year, that’s Jackie, already the pick of BAFTA and Critics’ Choice voters.
Best Film Editing
Dale Robinette/Lionsgate
WILL WIN: La La Land
Hacksaw Ridge won the BAFTA (7 of the last 9 winners went on to the Oscar) and Arrival won the best drama ACE Eddie (10 of the last 13 winners went on to the Oscar). But La La Land also guild support (it won the best musical ACE Eddie); musicals (e.g. Chicago) and films about music (e.g. Whiplash, edited by La La Land’s Tom Cross) have done well; and it should benefit from coattails.
Best Makeup & Hair Styling
Kimberley French/Paramount
WILL WIN: Star Trek Beyond
It’s doubtful that A Man Called Ove, a Swedish film seen by only a small percentage of the Academy, has enough support to fend off two blockbusters, Suicide Squad and the latest Star Trek installment, the latter of which was seen and liked by the most voters (and, incidentally, was the only one even nominated for the same Critics’ Choice Award). A best pic nominee, or the closest thing to it, almost always wins here — as did another Star Trek film seven years ago.
Best Original Score
Dale Robinette
WILL WIN: La La Land
Musicals rarely have been nominated in this category — they tend to be connected by a string of songs more than a score — so it will be interesting to see how one that’s made it this far fares with the whole Academy. My sense is they will assume — rightly or not — that a musical’s score is harder to compose than a non-musical’s and reward one here that’s already won Globe, Critics’ Choice and BAFTA awards. (A strong best pic contender usually wins anyway.)
Best Original Song
Courtesy of Lionsgate
WILL WIN: “City of Stars” (La La Land)
The vote total for La La Land’s ‘theme song’ could be undercut by some support for another tune featured in the film, “Audition,” but plenty of past winners have beaten songs from the same pic, so I wouldn’t be too worried. Also, while other nominees have more famous songwriters — e.g. Sting, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Justin Timberlake — the films in which their music is featured were seen by far fewer Academy members and their names don’t appear on the ballot.
Best Production Design
Courtesy of Lionsgate
WILL WIN La La Land
You can’t count out the picks of BAFTA (Fantastic Beasts) or the Art Directors Guild (Passengers, in the fantasy category), and it has been 37 years since a contemporary film won here (All That Jazz) — but much of La La Land takes place in a highly stylized present (e.g. the “Someone in the Crowd” number, the “Epilogue” dance through an alternate life), hence its Critics’ Choice and the Art Directors Guild wins (the latter in the contemporary category).
Best Sound Editing
WILL WIN: La La Land
Voters usually reward loud action or war flicks here, which could bode well for Hacksaw Ridge, the Motion Picture Sound Editors organization's big winner. Arrival won the best sound BAFTA, but the Brits have a spotty predictions track record and it seems a bit quiet for the Academy. Only one musical ever has been nominated (Aladdin), so it’s hard to know how voters will respond to having that option, especially for a movie they love, La La Land. I’m betting on coattails.
Best Sound Mixing
Courtesy of Lionsgate
WILL WIN: La La Land
Arrival won the best sound BAFTA, which predicted this in 8 of the last 10 years. Voters also like gunshots and explosions, which gives hope to 13 Hours and Hacksaw Ridge. But this is the sound category that, with few exceptions (Moulin Rouge! lost to Black Hawk Down), almost always rewards nominated musicals (Chicago, Dreamgirls, Les Miserables) or films with a lot of music (Ray, Slumdog Millionaire, Whiplash), and the Cinema Audio Society already has given La La Land its seal-of-approval.
Best Visual Effects
Courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures
WILL WIN: The Jungle Book
Star Wars: Rogue One brought Peter Cushing back to life, but Disney’s reinterpretation of Kipling’s classic created an entire animal kingdom. Rogue One garnered a field-leading seven Visual Effects Society noms, but won none, while Jungle took home five, including the top one, which has predicted Oscar in nine of the last 14 years. The latter also was the pick of BAFTA and Critics’ Choice voters, the former of which has anticipated Oscar in nine of the last 11 years.
Best Animated Short
Courtesy of Massive Swerve
WILL WIN: Pear Cider and Cigarettes
Father-daughter weepie Pearl is the first VR film ever nominated for an Oscar and probably would win if voters realized how much work it required, but alas few actually saw it in VR. Piper, this year’s Pixar entry — meaning it comes with a built-in bloc — is charming (it’s about a bird leaving its nest) but slight. Borrowed Time, a side project of two Pixar animators, deals with mourning and feels a bit too dark. And Blind Vaysha features cool charcoal-like animation but a bizarre story. So I’m putting my chips on the longest and most adult-friendly of the lot, a noirish memoir.
Best Documentary Short
WILL WIN: Watani: My Homeland
Netflix’s Extremis offers an interesting but oppressively sad look at end-of-life care. 4.1 Miles and The White Helmets (the latter also from Netflix, and now being adapted into a feature by George Clooney) both center on heroic first-responders to Syrian-related crises. And Joe’s Violin, this year’s Holocaust-related doc (it’s dangerous to bet against one), shows how kindness can bridge differences. But the most developed nominee is this portrait of a Syrian family’s refugee experience from start to finish. The others offer snapshots; this one tells a full story — and restores faith in humanity.
Best Live-Action Short
Courtesy of Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
WILL WIN: Sing
Count out Silent Nights, the cliché-riddled story of an African immigrant in Denmark. Enemies Within, about an Algerian seeking French citizenship, feels like a promising start to a play, but ends unresolved. Timecode, about dancing parking guards, has a nice message about mankind’s desire not to conform and to express itself, but is pretty weird, as is The Railroad Lady, about a cloying eccentric. This one actually has something to say — about finding one’s voice, literally and figuratively — and gets a further leg up by featuring adorable children.
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Best Picture
Lionsgate
WILL WIN: La La Land
This love letter to Hollywood, movies and jazz garnered a record-tying 14 noms, signaling support across the branches. (Both of the other films that got that many, All About Eve and Titanic, won.) Save for the best ensemble SAG Award, for which this two-hander understandably wasn’t nominated, all remotely predictive precursors — the Golden Globe, BAFTA, Critics’ Choice and guild awards, including the Producers’, also using a preferential ballot — have backed it.
SHOULD WIN: La La Land
Unlike a freak phenomenon like The Artist, which didn't trigger a rash of silent movies, La La Land already appears to have opened the floodgates to more original film musicals, a very welcome development. It's exhilarating, a breath of fresh air and — like most best picture Oscar winners over the past decade — not a film the big studios would have made.
Best Director
Gabriel Olsen/Getty Images for AFI
WILL WIN: Damien Chazelle, La La Land
Moonlight’s Barry Jenkins could become the first black person to win here, but every indication — including the prizes of the Golden Globe, BAFTA and especially the Directors Guild, which predicted this award all but seven times in 68 years — suggests different history will be made: for 85 years, Norman Taurog has been this category’s youngest winner, but on Oscar night Chazelle will be 221 days younger than he was.
SHOULD WIN: Damien Chazelle, La La Land
It takes a special set of gifts to pull off a modern musical that fluently blends song-and-dance elements with more naturalistic dramatic scenes, and in La La Land, Damien Chazelle managed this with seeming effortlessness. If Chazelle wins, he'll be only the second director to collect an Oscar for an original musical, after Vincente Minnelli for Gigi nearly 60 years ago.
Best Actor
Paramount/Screenshot
WILL WIN: Denzel Washington, Fences
Manchester’s Casey Affleck looked unbeatable — he won almost every early award — but an understated performance, uneven acceptance speeches, chatter about years-old legal troubles and a more famous opponent who gave a showy turn and beat him at the SAG Awards (which have predicted this category 13 years in a row) suggest he’s vulnerable. This would be Washington’s third win; no male actor has four.
SHOULD WIN: Casey Affleck, Manchester by the Sea
A curiously reticent, intriguingly unemphatic actor through most of his career, Casey Affleck finally showed what he's made of in his performance as a deeply damaged man. His character is afflicted by pain that will never go away, and the performance has the impact of a series of depth charges going off at unpredictable levels of intensity and frequency.
Best Actress
Courtesy of Lionsgate
WILL WIN: Emma Stone, La La Land
It’s been 12 years since this award went to a star of a best picture winner, but it’s hard to imagine Stone not being rewarded by the Academy — as she was by SAG, Golden Globe and BAFTA voters — for beautifully singing, dancing and acting in their favorite film. One caveat: the organization added many international members over the past year, and Elle’s Isabelle Huppert, who’s been a star longer than Stone’s been alive, could tempt them.
SHOULD WIN: Isabelle Huppert, Elle
It's always tough for a foreign-language performance to take Oscar gold, but if Isabelle Huppert doesn't win, it will stand as one of the permanent Academy disgraces, along with Greta Garbo or Peter O'Toole never winning competitive Oscars. Huppert's work in Elle is one of the best performances by one of the all-time great screen actresses and would deserve the prize in any year.
Best Supporting Actor
A24
WILL WIN: Mahershala Ali, Moonlight
Ali won the Critics’ Choice and SAG awards — but his is a very brief turn and he lost the BAFTA to Lion’s Dev Patel (granted, a Brit — though BAFTA did anticipate last year’s Mark Rylance surprise) and Globe to Nocturnal Animals’ Aaron Taylor-Johnson (bounced by costar Michael Shannon), suggesting international voters may turn elsewhere. You can’t count out vet Jeff Bridges (Hell or High Water) or youngster Lucas Hedges (Manchester by the Sea).
SHOULD WIN: Mahershala Ali, Moonlight
Mahershala Ali appears only in the first third of Moonlight, but his subtle, surprisingly layered performance initially is what reveals the unexpected depths the film intends to reach. The actor's gentle illumination of a Miami drug dealer as a sensitive role model and teacher to a withdrawn young boy opens the door to vast emotional insights.
Best Supporting Actress
Courtesy of Paramount Pictures
WILL WIN: Viola Davis, Fences
There’s no safer bet than this revered actress, who gives a powerful performance (she previously won a Tony for the same part), is overdue (this is her third nom in nine years and would be her first win) and has the meatiest part of anyone in her category (many feel she should be in the lead actress category). She’s won every major award this season, and there’s no reason to believe that’ll stop now.
SHOULD WIN: Naomie Harris, Moonlight
By contrast with Ali's character, who has his life together and knows how to cope, Naomie Harris urgently plays the strung-out victim who can't begin to understand or handle her troubled son, the boy her dealer is helping. It's an electric performance, jumping from mood to mood in a compelling portrayal of a character destined to short circuit.
Best Original Screenplay
Austin Hargrave
WILL WIN: Kenneth Lonergan, Manchester by the Sea
It’s been 61 years since a musical (Interrupted Melody) won here, and only one other won before that (An American in Paris). La La Land won Globe and Critics’ Choice awards, but those aren’t decided by filmmakers, who seem to feel that musicals owe their success to music, not words. Here, Oscar voters reward emotional dramas and great playwrights, as offered by this Critics’ Choice, BAFTA, NBR and New York Film Critics Circle winner.
SHOULD WIN: Kenneth Lonergan, Manchester by the Sea
The complexity, power and levels of distress conveyed by Kenneth Lonergan's screenplay lie well beyond the ambition or accomplishment of its competitors. Lonergan bores down into the raw fundamentals of his main characters in a way unapproached by any other writer this year.
Best Adapted Screenplay
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WILL WIN: Barry Jenkins, Tarell Alvin McCraney, Moonlight
The USC Scripter, which has predicted this winner six years in a row, suggests Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney will become only the third and fourth black honorees in this category, but be careful: other groups classified their script as original, allowing Arrival to win the Critics’ Choice and Lion to win the BAFTA award for best adaptation, and it’s been 28 years since a play-inspired-film won here. A possible sleeper is charming Hidden Figures.
SHOULD WIN: Barry Jenkins, Tarell Alvin McCraney, Moonlight
Although I haven't read Tarell Alvin McCraney's autobiographical play, In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue, it's clear that Barry Jenkins took considerable liberties, including creating a three-part structure. The script's sensitivity, insight and sometimes breathtakingly revelatory qualities make this the deserving winner here.
Best Documentary Feature
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WILL WIN: O.J.: Made in America
Netflix made a big push for 13th and many critics backed I Am Not Your Negro, but a third doc about race in America has the edge because it’s also about L.A. and celebrity culture — two things of interest to many voters, who can vote without seeing all five nominees — and garnered the most attention, not least because, at 7.5-hours, it’s the longest feature ever nominated.
SHOULD WIN: O.J.: Made in America
The competition is fierce in a category that, with the inclusion of 13th and I Am Not Your Negro, features at least three of my top five films of the year. But the staggering account of O.J. Simpson's life, legal battles and far-reaching legacy occupies a category of achievement all to itself and stands as the most imposing work of any kind in film this year.
Best Foreign-Language Film
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WILL WIN: The Salesman
German comedy Toni Erdmann was the early favorite, and news of a remake with Jack Nicholson boosted its profile. But it lost the pole position when Asghar Farhadi said he’d boycott the Oscars because of President Trump’s attempt at a Muslim travel ban. Look for voters to rebuke Trump by making Farhadi, five years after his win for A Separation, only the fourth filmmaker (after Fellini, Bergman and Saura) to direct multiple winners.
SHOULD WIN: Toni Erdmann
With two of the very best films of the year from any source, The Handmaiden and Elle, unfortunately not among the final five, the estimable and disarmingly engaging Toni Erdmann is the clear choice. The unfortunate eruption of the travel ban issue might have swung some votes to The Salesman, but the latter isn't on par with Asghar Farhadi's best work.
Best Animated Feature
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WILL WIN: Zootopia
Kubo and the Two Strings won the BAFTA, but the last time a Disney or Pixar pic was nominated here and lost was a decade ago. (Each time one wins, more studio employees become voters, leading to more wins.) This zeitgeist-capturing flick got better reviews and grossed more than any of its competitors and won the top Annie Award, which has differed from this category’s winner only five times since 2001.
SHOULD WIN: The Red Turtle
In a year when three small animated features are up against two Hollywood blockbusters, the tortoise beats the hare. As pared down and dramatically concise as Zootopia and Moana are elaborate and eventful, The Red Turtle has the simplicity of an ancient tale that has come down through the ages and could not be more elegantly done.
Best Cinematography
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WILL WIN: La La Land
The American Society of Cinematographers, which has given its top award to the eventual winner in six of the last 10 years, picked Lion, but BAFTA, which has the same track record, went with La La Land, as did Critics’ Choice voters, who are six for the last seven. I think a combination of flashy camerawork and coattails should put the latter over the top.
Best Costume Design
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WILL WIN: Jackie
Musicals long have done well in this category, but that’s because they’ve almost always been period pieces. Contemporary costumes like those in La La Land almost never are rewarded (it’s been 22 years since the last one), and besides, this rarely is a coattail category (Gladiator, Chicago, The Return of the King and The Artist are this century’s only best pic winners that won here, too). Voters usually back the nominee that reeks the most of glamour, even if they don’t love the film. This year, that’s Jackie, already the pick of BAFTA and Critics’ Choice voters.
Best Film Editing
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WILL WIN: La La Land
Hacksaw Ridge won the BAFTA (7 of the last 9 winners went on to the Oscar) and Arrival won the best drama ACE Eddie (10 of the last 13 winners went on to the Oscar). But La La Land also guild support (it won the best musical ACE Eddie); musicals (e.g. Chicago) and films about music (e.g. Whiplash, edited by La La Land’s Tom Cross) have done well; and it should benefit from coattails.
Best Makeup & Hair Styling
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WILL WIN: Star Trek Beyond
It’s doubtful that A Man Called Ove, a Swedish film seen by only a small percentage of the Academy, has enough support to fend off two blockbusters, Suicide Squad and the latest Star Trek installment, the latter of which was seen and liked by the most voters (and, incidentally, was the only one even nominated for the same Critics’ Choice Award). A best pic nominee, or the closest thing to it, almost always wins here — as did another Star Trek film seven years ago.
Best Original Score
Dale Robinette
WILL WIN: La La Land
Musicals rarely have been nominated in this category — they tend to be connected by a string of songs more than a score — so it will be interesting to see how one that’s made it this far fares with the whole Academy. My sense is they will assume — rightly or not — that a musical’s score is harder to compose than a non-musical’s and reward one here that’s already won Globe, Critics’ Choice and BAFTA awards. (A strong best pic contender usually wins anyway.)
Best Original Song
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WILL WIN: “City of Stars” (La La Land)
The vote total for La La Land’s ‘theme song’ could be undercut by some support for another tune featured in the film, “Audition,” but plenty of past winners have beaten songs from the same pic, so I wouldn’t be too worried. Also, while other nominees have more famous songwriters — e.g. Sting, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Justin Timberlake — the films in which their music is featured were seen by far fewer Academy members and their names don’t appear on the ballot.
Best Production Design
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WILL WIN La La Land
You can’t count out the picks of BAFTA (Fantastic Beasts) or the Art Directors Guild (Passengers, in the fantasy category), and it has been 37 years since a contemporary film won here (All That Jazz) — but much of La La Land takes place in a highly stylized present (e.g. the “Someone in the Crowd” number, the “Epilogue” dance through an alternate life), hence its Critics’ Choice and the Art Directors Guild wins (the latter in the contemporary category).
Best Sound Editing
WILL WIN: La La Land
Voters usually reward loud action or war flicks here, which could bode well for Hacksaw Ridge, the Motion Picture Sound Editors organization's big winner. Arrival won the best sound BAFTA, but the Brits have a spotty predictions track record and it seems a bit quiet for the Academy. Only one musical ever has been nominated (Aladdin), so it’s hard to know how voters will respond to having that option, especially for a movie they love, La La Land. I’m betting on coattails.
Best Sound Mixing
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WILL WIN: La La Land
Arrival won the best sound BAFTA, which predicted this in 8 of the last 10 years. Voters also like gunshots and explosions, which gives hope to 13 Hours and Hacksaw Ridge. But this is the sound category that, with few exceptions (Moulin Rouge! lost to Black Hawk Down), almost always rewards nominated musicals (Chicago, Dreamgirls, Les Miserables) or films with a lot of music (Ray, Slumdog Millionaire, Whiplash), and the Cinema Audio Society already has given La La Land its seal-of-approval.
Best Visual Effects
Courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures
WILL WIN: The Jungle Book
Star Wars: Rogue One brought Peter Cushing back to life, but Disney’s reinterpretation of Kipling’s classic created an entire animal kingdom. Rogue One garnered a field-leading seven Visual Effects Society noms, but won none, while Jungle took home five, including the top one, which has predicted Oscar in nine of the last 14 years. The latter also was the pick of BAFTA and Critics’ Choice voters, the former of which has anticipated Oscar in nine of the last 11 years.
Best Animated Short
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WILL WIN: Pear Cider and Cigarettes
Father-daughter weepie Pearl is the first VR film ever nominated for an Oscar and probably would win if voters realized how much work it required, but alas few actually saw it in VR. Piper, this year’s Pixar entry — meaning it comes with a built-in bloc — is charming (it’s about a bird leaving its nest) but slight. Borrowed Time, a side project of two Pixar animators, deals with mourning and feels a bit too dark. And Blind Vaysha features cool charcoal-like animation but a bizarre story. So I’m putting my chips on the longest and most adult-friendly of the lot, a noirish memoir.
Best Documentary Short
WILL WIN: Watani: My Homeland
Netflix’s Extremis offers an interesting but oppressively sad look at end-of-life care. 4.1 Miles and The White Helmets (the latter also from Netflix, and now being adapted into a feature by George Clooney) both center on heroic first-responders to Syrian-related crises. And Joe’s Violin, this year’s Holocaust-related doc (it’s dangerous to bet against one), shows how kindness can bridge differences. But the most developed nominee is this portrait of a Syrian family’s refugee experience from start to finish. The others offer snapshots; this one tells a full story — and restores faith in humanity.
Best Live-Action Short
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WILL WIN: Sing
Count out Silent Nights, the cliché-riddled story of an African immigrant in Denmark. Enemies Within, about an Algerian seeking French citizenship, feels like a promising start to a play, but ends unresolved. Timecode, about dancing parking guards, has a nice message about mankind’s desire not to conform and to express itself, but is pretty weird, as is The Railroad Lady, about a cloying eccentric. This one actually has something to say — about finding one’s voice, literally and figuratively — and gets a further leg up by featuring adorable children.
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Parto bene, con un 4/4 su nomi che ritenevo sicurissimi, poi vado a cadere sul montaggio sonoro, dove Sylvain Bellemare vince per Arrival, trombando a pieno titolo La La Land, che inizia con uno 0/2 la sua notte. Non l'avrei mai detto.
Torno in carreggiata con Hacksaw Ridge miglior sonoro (5 su 6
). Per il resto, contento per il successo piemontese nell'Oscar al miglior trucco, per un film di merda come Suicide Squad, impeccabile però sul piano dell'immagine dei personaggi, peraltro molto complessi.
Niente da fare per Rosi e il suo Fuocoammare, nè film nè documentario... O.J. era un prodotto superiore. Giusto il suo Oscar.
Torno in carreggiata con Hacksaw Ridge miglior sonoro (5 su 6
). Per il resto, contento per il successo piemontese nell'Oscar al miglior trucco, per un film di merda come Suicide Squad, impeccabile però sul piano dell'immagine dei personaggi, peraltro molto complessi.Niente da fare per Rosi e il suo Fuocoammare, nè film nè documentario... O.J. era un prodotto superiore. Giusto il suo Oscar.
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Viola Davis vince l'Oscar quale miglior attrice non protagonista. Chi l'avrebbe mai detto?
L'Oscar più scontato del 2017 porta a 6 su 7 i miei prono
Ora però inizia il difficile.
Ah, 2 su 2 gli oscar black attoriali. sarà un segnale?
L'Oscar più scontato del 2017 porta a 6 su 7 i miei prono
Ora però inizia il difficile.
Ah, 2 su 2 gli oscar black attoriali. sarà un segnale?