Which he also didn’t direct and that may have more to do with no one really wanting a movie about Steve jobs. Or at least not another one.
Awards Season: Road to the 2018 Oscars
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Which he also didn’t direct and that may have more to do with no one really wanting a movie about Steve jobs. Or at least not another one.
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Rest In Power Kobe
Get Out is the most important movie of the last 10 years
It should win
It should win
g-ice
aka #DiamondNightmare
Solid nominations...agree with practically all of it. Surprised Wonder Woman didn't get nominated. Glad though! 
the next guy
Superstar
Chris Plummer got nominated lol. Spacey hurtingSolid nominations...agree with practically all of it. Surprised Wonder Woman didn't get nominated. Glad though!
. And deserves it too.
Random facts I saw on awardswatch + snubs, surprises, records
The Snubs
The biggest and most obvious snub (which I called) was Martin McDonagh missing out on a Director nomination despite earning Critics’ Choice, Golden Globe, DGA and BAFTA nominations for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri – the perceived Best Picture frontrunner.
Germany’s In the Fade won the Critics’ Choice and Golden Globe for Foreign Language Film but was not nominated for the Oscar.
Jane is the most rewarded Documentary Feature of 2017 but was denied an Oscar nomination.
James Franco (The Disaster Artist) ends a 6-year streak of Golden Globe winners for Best Actor – Musical/Comedy being nominated at the Oscars (the longest ever). Sexual harassment allegations hit right in the middle of Oscar nomination voting.
The Florida Project only managed a single nomination, Supporting Actor for Willem Dafoe.
Hong Chau (Downsizing) was snubbed in Supporting Actress after earning Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild nominations, robbing us of the first Asian actress nominee in over 10 years (since Babel’s Rinko Kikuchi).
NYFCC winner Tiffany Haddish (Girls Trip) was snubbed in Supporting Actress despite being asked to announce the nominations, which she did hilariously.
Both Michael Stuhlbarg and Armie Hammer missed out on Supporting Actor nominations for Call Me By Your Name. Director Luca Guadagnino also misses after earning BAFTA and Independent Spirit nominations.
The heavily lauded and award-winning Animated Short In a Heartbeat was snubbed in that category this morning.
Films left off the Best Picture lineup after PGA nominations: The Big Sick, Molly’s Game, Wonder Woman and I, Tonya. All except Wonder Woman earned nominations elsewhere.
The Surprises
The very late-breaking Phantom Thread found itself with three major nominations: Best Picture, Best Director (Paul Thomas Anderson) and Supporting Actress (Lesley Manville). Darkest Hour earned a Best Picture nomination with just a BAFTA in hand.
Speaking of Phantom Thread, every Best Actor nomination Daniel Day-Lewis has earned (and won) also came with Best Picture and Best Director nominations. Four of his six nominations he brought a Supporting Actress nominee with him.
Another high-profile late-breaker, The Post, earned only two nominations: Best Picture and Best Actress (Meryl Streep). It’s director Steven Spielberg’s lowest-tally for a Best Picture-directed nominee ever.
New Records
Supporting Actor nominee Christopher Plummer (All the Money in the World) is now the oldest acting nominee in Oscar history. He also earns the distinction of being the fastest from cast to shooting to release in history. Adapted Screenplay nominee James Ivory (Call Me By Your Name) is the oldest nominee overall.
Octavia Spencer (The Shape of Water) ties Viola Davis as the most-nominated black actress in Oscar history (3) but earns the distinction of being nominated exclusively for Best Picture nominees and all for roles that take place in the 1960s. She also extends her own record of nominations after winning (2).
Roman J. Israel, Esq. is Denzel Washington 8th nomination, expanding his own record as the most-nominated black actor in Oscar history and tying with Al Pacino and Peter O’Toole, among others.
Stat Breakers
The lack of dual Supporting Actor nominations from the same film streak has finally been broken. Sam Rockwell and Woody Harrelson were nominated together for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. The last pair were Ben Kingsley and Harvey Keitel for 1991’s Bugsy.
This is the first time in Oscar history that two Lead Actor nominees are in their 20s (Timothée Chalamet for Call Me By Your Name and Daniel Kaluuya for Get Out) since Kenneth Branagh and Tom Cruise in 1989.
Firsts
Rachel Morrison (Mudbound) is the first woman nominated for Best Cinematography in the Academy’s 90-year history.
Mary J. Blige became the first person to be nominated for a performance and original song in the same year, for the same film. She is nominated in Supporting Actress for Mudbound and in Original Song for “Mighty River.”
With the three nominations above, plus Adapted Screenplay for Virgil Williams and director Dee Rees, Netflix broke through the top categories at Oscar for the first time. It had previously earned Documentary Feature nominations (it got two more of those today) but had never been able to hit out of there.
More Mudbound – Dee Rees is the first black woman to be nominated for Adapted Screenplay and only the second black woman overall to be nominated for writing (Suzanne de Passe nominated for Original Screenplay for Lady Sings The Blues’ in 1972).
Logan is the first superhero/comic book film nominated for Adapted Screenplay.
Get Out is the first Best Picture nominee released in February since The Silence of the Lambs.
Agnès Varda is the first filmmaker to receive an Honorary Oscar and then be nominated for a competitive Oscar in the same season. She is nominated for Documentary Feature (Faces Places).
Dunkirk is Christopher Nolan’s first Director nomination after five DGA noms.
The Snubs
The biggest and most obvious snub (which I called) was Martin McDonagh missing out on a Director nomination despite earning Critics’ Choice, Golden Globe, DGA and BAFTA nominations for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri – the perceived Best Picture frontrunner.
Germany’s In the Fade won the Critics’ Choice and Golden Globe for Foreign Language Film but was not nominated for the Oscar.
Jane is the most rewarded Documentary Feature of 2017 but was denied an Oscar nomination.
James Franco (The Disaster Artist) ends a 6-year streak of Golden Globe winners for Best Actor – Musical/Comedy being nominated at the Oscars (the longest ever). Sexual harassment allegations hit right in the middle of Oscar nomination voting.
The Florida Project only managed a single nomination, Supporting Actor for Willem Dafoe.
Hong Chau (Downsizing) was snubbed in Supporting Actress after earning Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild nominations, robbing us of the first Asian actress nominee in over 10 years (since Babel’s Rinko Kikuchi).
NYFCC winner Tiffany Haddish (Girls Trip) was snubbed in Supporting Actress despite being asked to announce the nominations, which she did hilariously.
Both Michael Stuhlbarg and Armie Hammer missed out on Supporting Actor nominations for Call Me By Your Name. Director Luca Guadagnino also misses after earning BAFTA and Independent Spirit nominations.
The heavily lauded and award-winning Animated Short In a Heartbeat was snubbed in that category this morning.
Films left off the Best Picture lineup after PGA nominations: The Big Sick, Molly’s Game, Wonder Woman and I, Tonya. All except Wonder Woman earned nominations elsewhere.
The Surprises
The very late-breaking Phantom Thread found itself with three major nominations: Best Picture, Best Director (Paul Thomas Anderson) and Supporting Actress (Lesley Manville). Darkest Hour earned a Best Picture nomination with just a BAFTA in hand.
Speaking of Phantom Thread, every Best Actor nomination Daniel Day-Lewis has earned (and won) also came with Best Picture and Best Director nominations. Four of his six nominations he brought a Supporting Actress nominee with him.
Another high-profile late-breaker, The Post, earned only two nominations: Best Picture and Best Actress (Meryl Streep). It’s director Steven Spielberg’s lowest-tally for a Best Picture-directed nominee ever.
New Records
Supporting Actor nominee Christopher Plummer (All the Money in the World) is now the oldest acting nominee in Oscar history. He also earns the distinction of being the fastest from cast to shooting to release in history. Adapted Screenplay nominee James Ivory (Call Me By Your Name) is the oldest nominee overall.
Octavia Spencer (The Shape of Water) ties Viola Davis as the most-nominated black actress in Oscar history (3) but earns the distinction of being nominated exclusively for Best Picture nominees and all for roles that take place in the 1960s. She also extends her own record of nominations after winning (2).
Roman J. Israel, Esq. is Denzel Washington 8th nomination, expanding his own record as the most-nominated black actor in Oscar history and tying with Al Pacino and Peter O’Toole, among others.
Stat Breakers
The lack of dual Supporting Actor nominations from the same film streak has finally been broken. Sam Rockwell and Woody Harrelson were nominated together for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. The last pair were Ben Kingsley and Harvey Keitel for 1991’s Bugsy.
This is the first time in Oscar history that two Lead Actor nominees are in their 20s (Timothée Chalamet for Call Me By Your Name and Daniel Kaluuya for Get Out) since Kenneth Branagh and Tom Cruise in 1989.
Firsts
Rachel Morrison (Mudbound) is the first woman nominated for Best Cinematography in the Academy’s 90-year history.
Mary J. Blige became the first person to be nominated for a performance and original song in the same year, for the same film. She is nominated in Supporting Actress for Mudbound and in Original Song for “Mighty River.”
With the three nominations above, plus Adapted Screenplay for Virgil Williams and director Dee Rees, Netflix broke through the top categories at Oscar for the first time. It had previously earned Documentary Feature nominations (it got two more of those today) but had never been able to hit out of there.
More Mudbound – Dee Rees is the first black woman to be nominated for Adapted Screenplay and only the second black woman overall to be nominated for writing (Suzanne de Passe nominated for Original Screenplay for Lady Sings The Blues’ in 1972).
Logan is the first superhero/comic book film nominated for Adapted Screenplay.
Get Out is the first Best Picture nominee released in February since The Silence of the Lambs.
Agnès Varda is the first filmmaker to receive an Honorary Oscar and then be nominated for a competitive Oscar in the same season. She is nominated for Documentary Feature (Faces Places).
Dunkirk is Christopher Nolan’s first Director nomination after five DGA noms.
I don't think Get Out is going to get Best Picture because 
and because the Academy is still 70% old white men (they just aren't going to get it)
I hope it wins best screen play at least.
Woody Harrelson was nominated???
He has played a "corrupt" cop type for decades.
This is his thing. He didn't do anything extraordinary in Billboards.
I honestly think Three Billboards is going to win best picture. It has got alot of momentum now. Won the SAGs, Golden Globes etc.
and because the Academy is still 70% old white men (they just aren't going to get it)I hope it wins best screen play at least.
Woody Harrelson was nominated???
He has played a "corrupt" cop type for decades.
This is his thing. He didn't do anything extraordinary in Billboards.I honestly think Three Billboards is going to win best picture. It has got alot of momentum now. Won the SAGs, Golden Globes etc.
Congrats to Queen Mary J on her 2 nominations. 
Devilinurear
Veteran
Close call between get out and phantom thread.
And Daniel day Lewis is getting that Oscar just because this is his Last role.
And Daniel day Lewis is getting that Oscar just because this is his Last role.
Devilinurear
Veteran
Can't call lead actress.
Don’t see him beating oldman this year but we’ll see
Also think there’s a much higher chance of get out winning than a lot of people may think. Hollywood reporter agrees too