It’s the first of the month. Not only that, it’s the first day of the second half of the year. Anybody else feel like that was fast? Yet, here we are.
It’s time to start getting serious, Oscar-wise. Not many things have come out, and not many films are looking like Best Picture nominees from the first half. Some will argue The Avengers with a $600 million dollar bank is in talks. Some think the little indie-film Moonrise Kingdom from Wes Anderson could be our “Little Miss Sunshine” of the year. In limited release, Benh Zeitlin’s Beasts of the Southern Wild has opened and received one of the best word-of-mouth reviews of the year. Is that a contender for the big prize? I’d say it is.
I’m ready to start getting down and dirty with these predictions.
We are still waiting for trailers for Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln, which has remained quietly under wraps all year. We haven’t even received a poster yet. We’ve seen minimal of Ang Lee’s Life of Pi, which could be a surprising visual fiasco for the year 2012. I’m still not sure whether or not Terrence Malick’s To the Wonder or Joel & Ethan Coen’s Inside Llewyn Davis will make it to theaters this year. I still have them in contention for some awards but I’m ready to drop them at any time.
I’m holding on to a few wild cards like Kar Wai Wong’s The Grandmasters, which is going to get canceled out from Palme d’Or winner Amour from Michael Haneke. But who knows, could we have two foreign films in Best Picture? Yeah, I don’t think so either. I’m still waiting for anything on Nicolas Winding Refn’s Only God Forgives or Derek Cianfrance’s The Place Beyond the Pines, two hopefuls that have stellar casts attached.
What’s really getting me aggravated is trying to sniff out the “contender, we didn’t see coming.” Is it Trouble with the Curve from Robert Lorenz? Is it The Sapphires or Quartet? I’m sure you all have some ideas of which film that is.
In the acting categories, it feels like two-to-three spots could potentially be filled already. The new trailer for Ben Lewin’s The Sessions has confirmed that John Hawkes is a force to be reckoned with. I still say don’t count out Bill Murray from Hyde Park on Hudson or the likely spectacular Daniel Day-Lewis from Lincoln but Hawkes has critical darling written all over him. Hugh Jackman is still very much in there for now until something knocks him off. The trailer got many people excited. Also, don’t forget Clint Eastwood has his next final acting role, until the next one, in Trouble with the Curve. AMPAS could eat that story up if it’s true.
On the women’s side, does anyone know if The English Teacher is coming out this year? If you do, please let me know so I can stop holding on to this notion that Julianne Moore can win an Oscar for something. I’d rather just be put out of my misery than keep suffering like this. What’s funny is, if it’s not Moore, I have no idea who put up top. Keira Knightley looks too “meh” in Anna Karenina. I don’t know where to really commit to either Laura Linney (Hyde Park on Hudson) or Carey Mulligan (The Great Gatsby). They both look like Lead or Supporting campaigns could be in their futures. And then there’s little Quvenzhane Wallis who is stealing hearts one critic at a time in Beasts of the Southern Wild. Could we have an eight-year-old Oscar winner for Best Actress?
In the Supporting Actress category, Anne Hathaway and Amy Adams look to be a battle in the making for Tom Hooper’s Les Miserables and Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master. The former seems like the surest bet as of now to triumph. There’s also any of the ladies from Hyde Park on Hudson including Olivia Williams and Olivia Colman that could be showing up. Where there are young and pretty actresses, there’s a few veterans on the horizon. Annette Bening may be going for the gold in the upcoming Imogene as well as Jane Fonda who’s receiving the best reviews in years for Peace, Love, and Misunderstanding.
On the supporting men side, Joaquin Phoenix is looking better and better in The Master. Woody Harrelson is getting good early ink for his work in Martin McDonagh’s Seven Psychopaths and Tobey Maguire will be fighting for an invite finally in Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby. I’m still keeping a close eye on Leonardo DiCaprio, who has two big projects but all seem to be hoping for his villainous role in Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained to stick. I’m feeling some love for David Strathairn on the horizon as one of the many men that will be fighting for a spot from Spielberg’s Lincoln and expect the fanboys to rally together for Michael Fassbender in Prometheus, which sorry to say, is never going to happen. Those are the same ones that will be yelling for Tom Hardy in The Dark Knight Rises and perhaps Ian McKellen in the upcoming prequel, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. As those men are listed in contention, I don’t see any of them going too far in the race.
I’ve taken a dab in every category, even Documentary Feature. Go figure. The upcoming film Hitler’s Children sounds absolutely fascinating. But don’t laugh if any of them are misled or are out of contention. I did the best I could.
Looking over the list, I have high hopes for Life of Pi, which shows up in several categories as well as Les Miserables and Lincoln. The race is starting to take shape. Every category has been updated. Check out all the predictions and don’t forget to leave yours here in the comment section below. I’m sure many of you have some interesting thoughts on how this race will play out this year.
PREDICTED WINNER CHART:
| CATEGORY | FILM OR PERFORMER |
|---|---|
| PICTURE | The Master |
| DIRECTOR | Paul Thomas Anderson – The Master |
| LEAD ACTOR | John Hawkes – The Sessions |
| LEAD ACTRESS | Julianne Moore – The English Teacher |
| SUPPORTING ACTOR | Joaquin Phoenix – The Master |
| SUPPORTING ACTRESS | Anne Hathaway – Les Miserables |
| ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY | Paul Thomas Anderson – The Master |
| ADAPTED SCREENPLAY | Lucy Alibar, Benh Zeitlan – Beasts of the Southern Wild |
| ANIMATED FEATURE | Brave |
| ART DIRECTION | The Great Gatsby – Catherine Martin |
| CINEMATOGRAPHY | Beasts of the Southern Wild – Ben Richardson |
| COSTUME DESIGN | The Great Gatsby – Catherine Martin |
| FILM EDITING | The Master – Peter McNulty |
| MAKEUP | The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey |
| SOUND MIXING | Les Miserables |
| SOUND EDITING | The Avengers |
| VISUAL EFFECTS | The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey |
| ORIGINAL SCORE | Argo – Alexandre Desplat |
| ORIGINAL SONG | Les Miserables |
| FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM | Amour |
| DOCUMENTARY FEATURE | Hitler’s Children |
| CATEGORY | FILM OR PERFORMER |
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Trust me: if and when I do become a member of the Academy, you’ll see this “fanboy” making some noise
. I’m very worried about ‘Django Unchained,’ and that is unusual considering I love everything Tarantino does. If the “Best Picture” winner was decided today, ‘Beasts of the Southern Wild’ would easily win, with maybe ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ as its biggest competition. I’d almost argue Quvenzhane Wallis is a lock at this point for “Best Actress,” and I could easily see her winning — she’s just that good.
Joseph Braverman(Quote) (Reply)
Best Actress category is the one which still looks unclear. We don’t know anything about Julianne Moore. She really deserves the award, but how these projects look like, what type of performances she’s creating… This is the biggest question. I suppose this is the year when we can have quite interesting surprise from Academy regarding best actress win: veteran (like Moore or Liney) or absolute new-commer (like Quvenzhane Wallis or Elisabeth Winstead).
Genadijus(Quote) (Reply)
really hard to know at this point considering that i haven’t even watched Beasts… so i can really say if it is a favorrite for the Oscar
Cinemascopio (@CinemaDead)(Quote) (Reply)
Clayton you are on point with this list. This is just one of those years where I am not seeing a breakthrough female performances so at this point right now a record win for Quvenzhane Wallis could be easily in the cards. Though it would be the toughest campaign ever to sell this eight year old non professional actress. Also what could happen is you could have Phoenix or Hathaway going lead. In years where the field is weak and they sense some overdue factor they will bump that performance. I see that happening with the latter more than anything.
GL(Quote) (Reply)
No Django Unchained in Picture, Directing and Writing?
Rudrajit Chakraborty(Quote) (Reply)
For right now, no. Gotta see more
Clayton Davis(Quote) (Reply)
Inside Llewyn Davis is showing up as “2013″ on imdb, but as far as I’m aware To the Wonder is set to come out this year (but you know Malick…).
I could really see Phoenix springing for a lead nomination, especially since the billing’s been switched with him in front of Hoffman with the first real trailer.
I’m shocked that you’re discounting Django almost entirely, especially in the screenplay section. I still think it’ll be a big player come awards season.
And why is Arrietty out of the running for Animated? Especially when The Lorax of all things is? I understand it’s an early release but Studio Ghibli has staying power. Ponyo missed out in ’09, but that was one of the most competitive years for the category as of late. This year doesn’t look nearly as strong.
UBourgeois(Quote) (Reply)
Just one little correction. Anne Hathaway’s role in Les Miserable is not the role that won the Tony. Thats Samantha Barks role ‘Eponine’, which is why i think she’s going to be a much bigger player in the supporting actress category than most will suspect.
Anthony Chester(Quote) (Reply)
Anthony, you may be right, but if Anne Hathaway kills in ” The Dark Knight Rises” ( she is already reported to be a scene stealer ) and a good performance in ” Les Miserables” will push her ahead of the class of Best Supporting Actresses.
peter t(Quote) (Reply)
PICTURE:
1. Lincoln
2. The Master
3. Les Miserables
4. Hyde Park on Hudson
5. Argo
6. Zero Dark Thirty
7. Anna Karena
8. Great Gatsby
9. Life of Pi
10. Beasts of Southern Wild
DIRECTOR:
1. PT Anderson- The Master
2. Steven Spielberg- Lincoln
3. Tom Hooper- Les miserables
4. Ben Affleck- Argo
5. Ang Lee- Life of Pi
ACTOR:
1. Daniel Day Lewis- Lincoln
2. Bill Murray- Hyde Park on Hudson
3. Phillip Seymour Hoffman- Master
4. Hugh Jackman- Les Miserables
5. John Hawkes- The Sessions
ACTRESS:
1. Quvenzhane Wallis- Beasts of Southern wild
2. Keira Knightley- Anna Karena
3. Laura Linney- Hyde Park on Hudson
4. Marion Coitillard- Rust and Bone
5. Carey Mulligan- Great Gatsby
SUPPORTING ACTOR:
1. Jaoquin Phoenix- Master
2. Leonardo DiCaprio- Django Unchained
3. Russell Crowe- Les miserables
4. Dwight Henry- Beasts of Southern Wild
5. Woody Harrellson- 7 Psychopaths
SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
1. Vanessa Redgrave- Song for Marion
2. Anne Hathaway- Les Miserables
3. Amy Adams- Master
4. Sally Field- Lincoln
5. Judi Dench- Best Exotic Marigold hotel
ORIGINAL SCRIPT:
1. The Master
2. Hyde Park on Hudson
3. Moonrise Kingdom
4. Amour- (ALT: Inside Llywen Davis, if released in 2012)
5. Django Unchained
ADAPTED SCRIPT:
1. Beasts of Southern Wild
2. Les Miserables
3. Lincoln
4. Argo
5. Silver Lining Playbook
EDITING:
1. The Master
2. Les miserables
3. Zero Dark Thirty
4. Lincoln
5. Argo
CINEMATOGRAPHY:
1. The Master
2. Dark Knight Rises
3. Les Miserables
4. Life of Pi
5. Django Unchained
MUSIC:
1. The Master
2. Dark Knight Rises
3. Lincoln
4. Anna Karena
5. Moonrise Kingdom
SOUND:
1. Dark Knight Rises
2. Argo
3. Zero Dark Thirty
4. The Avengers
5. Skyfall
ART DIRECTION:
1. Les Miserables
2. Great Gatsby
3. Lincoln
4. Life of Pi
5. Anna Karena
VISUAL EFFECTS:
1. Dark Knight Rises
2. The Avengers
3. The Hobbit
4. Life of Pi
5. Prometheus
MAKE-UP:
1. The Hobbit
2. Prometheus
3. Les Miserables
COSTUME:
1. Les Mserables
2. Anna Karena
3. Great Gatsby
4. Anna Karena
5. Mirror Mirror
Jack(Quote) (Reply)
since I have not seen any of these films, obviously, instead of picking possible nominees for each category, I’ll just say that Beasts of The Southern Wild sound like the Slumdog Millionaire or The Artist of 2012. In other words, the best pictures seem to be coming from outside the USA.
John Hawkes has been impressive in everything I’ve seen him since Winter’s Bone so he has a fighting chance, so does Lewis, of course.
Krtistin Scott Thomas is one of the most talented and versatile actresses we have in films todays, no matter what country she’s working in. I have been incredibly impressed with her performances in Nowhere Boy, I Loved YOu So Long and Sarah’s key. So I’m rooting for her as well as Julianne Moore who’s more than overdue.
Supporting. I would love to see Sally Field win. It’s bee a long time for her.
The supporting actor’s field looks pretty boring at this point, so I’ll keep my mouth shut on that one.
The Animated field also seems pretty weak this year but Brave will probably cinch it.
thanks for the update.
sotolongo(Quote) (Reply)
Julianne being a lock to win the Emmy and with an Oscar in her future she is finally getting the kind off respect she deserves (If being flynn was more known i think she should be more talked about because she is great in that film). I think best actress after such a strong year last year is having a less then impressive turn out (supporting actress is the most competitive category this year. I think Wallis at the moment and come end of year is a lock to win BEST ACTRESS because Viola Davis losing with the fact that she is so adorable how can you not vote for her she could win mainly because (I don’t mean to sound racsist) she is AFRICIAN AMERICAN.
Eoin Daly(Quote) (Reply)
I hope Quvenzhane Wallis gets nominated and wins just to see Jean Duajrdin have to try so hard to say her name twice (that is a punishment for winning undeservidely last year), I being english have trouble saying her name can imagine Jean being french having to say it, so funny.
Eoin Daly(Quote) (Reply)
Talking about Kristin Scott Thomas, I suppose she can catch nomination for supporting role in Nicolas Wefn’s movie, and she really deserves an Oscar (some many great performances in the past decade).
Regarding Quvenzhane Wallis, she really looks front-runner, but it’s too early to be sure that she’ll be nominated or even will win.
Genadijus(Quote) (Reply)
It’s gonna be The Master. Overdue and revered director, Phillip Seymour Hoffman in the title role, and the Academy LOVES a comeback in the supporting actor category. (Robert Downey Jr in Tropic Thunder comes to mind.) Plus, Oscar puppet master Harvey Weinstein is backing it. We always talk about the oscars like they’re judges for talent. But it’s not that game anymore.
Alex L(Quote) (Reply)
PICTURE:
1. The Master
2. Les Miserables
3. Lincoln
4. Hyde Park on Hudson
5. Argo
6. Beasts of Southern Wild
7. Zero Dark Thirty
8. Anna Karena
9. Life of Pi
10. Great Gatsby
DIRECTOR:
1. PT Anderson- The Master
2. Steven Spielberg- Lincoln
3. Tom Hooper- Les Miserables
4. Ben Affleck- Argo
5. Ang Lee- Life of Pi
ACTOR:
1. Daniel Day Lewis- Lincoln
2. Bill Murray- Hyde Park
3. Phillip Seymour Hoffman- Master
4. Hugh Jackman- Les Miserables
5. John Hawkes- The Sessions
ACTRESS:
1. Quvenzhane Wallis- Beasts of Southern Wild
2. Keira Knightley- Anna Karena
3. Laura Linney- hyde Park on Hudson
4. Marion Coitillard- Rust and Bone
5. Maggie Smith- Quartet
SUPPORTING ACTOR:
1. Jaoquin Phoenix- Master
2. Leonardo DiCaprio- Django Unchained
3. Russell Crowe- Les Miserables
4. Dwight Henry- Beasts of Southern Wild
5. Woody Harrellson- 7 Psychopaths
SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
1. Vanessa Redgrave- Song for Marion
2. Anne Hathaway- Les Miserables
3. Amy Adams- The Master
4. Sally Field- Lincoln
5. Judi Dench- Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
ORIGINAL SCRIPT:
1. The Master
2. Hyde Park on Hudson
3. Moonrise Kingdom
4. Amour
5. Django Unchained
ADAPTED SCRIPT:
1. Beasts of Southern Wild
2. Les Miserables
3. Argo
4. Silver Lining Playbook
5. The Dark Knight Rises
EDITING:
1. The Master
2. Les Mserables
3. Dark Knight Rises
4. Argo
5. Zero Dark Thirty
CINEMATOGRAPHY:
1. The Master
2. Dark Knight Rises
3. Django Unchained
4. Les Miserables
5. Life of Pi
MUSIC:
1. The Master
2. Lincoln
3. Dark Knight Rises
4. Les Miserables
5. Anna Karena
ART DIRECTION:
1. Les Miserables
2. Anna Karena
3. Great Gatsby
4. The Hobbit
5. Lincoln
COSTUME:
1. Les Miserables
2. Great Gatsby
3. Anna Karena
4. Mirror Mirror
5. The Hobbit
MAKE-UP:
1 Hobbit
2. Lincoln
3. Looper
SOUND:
.1. Dark Knight Rises
2. Avengers
3. Skyfall
4. Zero Dark Thirty
5. Les Miserables
VISUAL:
1. The Avengers
2. Dark Knight Rises
3. Hobbit
4. Life of Pi
5. Prometheus
Ty(Quote) (Reply)
I am a HUGE Paul Thomas Anderson fan, but I am worried all of this hype is going to spoil the movie. Movies that have this high of expectations can be great but don’t usually win a lot of awards. The original front runner hasn’t won BP in a while.
Connor McVay(Quote) (Reply)
Didn’t The Artist? I mean it started to cement its early frontrunner status shortly after Cannes, right around this time! Well maybe if you count out War Horse.
Rob(Quote) (Reply)
PICTURE:
Master
Lincoln
Les Miserables
Hyde Park on Hudson
Argo
Beasts of Southern Wild
Anna Karena
Zero Dark Thirty
Life of Pi
The Great Gatsby
DIRECTOR:
1. PT Anderson- Master
2. Steven Spielberg- Lincoln
3. Tom Hooper- Les Miserables
4. Ben Affleck- Argo
5. Ang Lee- Life of Pi
ACTOR:
1. Daniel Day Lewis- Lincoln
2. Jaoquin Phoenix- Master
3. Bill Murray- Hyde Park
4. Hugh Jackman- Les Miseables
5. John Hawkes- Sessions
ACTRESS:
1. Quvenzhane Wallis- Beasts of Southern Wild
2. Keira Knightley- Anna Karena
3. Laura Linney- Hyde Park
4. Marion Coitillard- Rust and Bone
5. Maggie Smith- Quartet
SUPPORTING ACTOR:
1. Leonardo DiCaprio- Django Unchained
2. Phillip Seymour Hoffman- Master
3. Russell Crowe- Les Miserables
4. Dwight Henry- Beasts of Southern Wild
5. David Straithairn- Lincoln
SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
1. Anne Hathaway- Les Miserables
2. Vanessa Redgrave- Song for Marion
3. Amy Adams- Master
4. Judi Dench- Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
5. Annette Bening- Imogene
ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY:
1. The Master
2. Hyde Park on Hudson
3. Moonrise Kingdom
4. Amour
5. Django Unchained
ADAPTED SCREENPLAY:
1. Beasts of Southern Wild
2. Lincoln
3. Les Miserables
4. Argo
5. Silver Lining Playbook
EDITING:
1. The Master
2. Dark Knight Rises
3. Les Miserables
4. Zero Dark Thirty
5. Argo
CINEMATOGRAPHY:
1. The Dark Knight Rises
2. The Master
3. Life of Pi
4. Les Miserables
5. Django Unchained
ART DIRECTION:
1. Les Miserables
2. Anna Karena
3. Great Gatsby
4. Life of Pi
5. The Hobbit
VISUAL:
1. The Avengers
2. The Dark Knight Rises
3. Life of Pi
4. The Hobbit
5. Prometheus
MAKE-UP:
1. Lincoln
2. The Hobbit
3. Looper
COSTUME:
1. Les Miserables
2. Great Gatsby
3. Anna Karena
4. Snow White and the Huntsmen
5. Mirror Mirror
SCORE:
1. The Master
2. Lincoln
3. Anna Karena
4. Moonrise Kingdom
5. Brave
SOUND:
1. Dark Knight Rises
2. Avengers
3. Argo
4. Zero Dark Thirty
5. The Hobbit
Nick(Quote) (Reply)
PICTURE:
1. The Master
2. Lincoln
3. Les Miserables
4. Hyde Park on Hudson
5. Argo
6. Anna Karenina
7. Zero Dark Thirty
8. Beasts of Southern Wild
9. Life of Pi
10. The Great Gatsby
DIRECTOR:
1. Paul Thomas Anderson- THE MASTER
2. Steven Spielberg- LINCOLN
3. Tom Hooper- LES MIERABLES
4. Ben Affleck- ARGO
5. Christopher Nolan- THE DARK KNIGHT RISES
ACTOR:
1. Daniel Day Lewis- LINCOLN
2. Jaoquin Phoenix- THE MASTER
3. Bill Murray- HYDE PARK ON HUDSON
4. Hugh Jackman- LES MISERABLES
5. John Hawkes- THE SESSIONS
ACTRESS:
1. Quvenzhane Wallis- BEASTS OF SOUTHERN WILD
2. Laura Linney- HYDE PARK ON HUDSON
3. Keira Knightley- ANNA KARENINA
4. Marion Coitillard- RUST AND BONE
5. Barbra Streisand- GUILT TRIP
SUPPORTING ACTOR:
1. Leonardo DiCaprio- DJANGO UNCHAINED
2. Phillip Seymour Hoffman- THE MASTER
3. Russell Crowe- LES MIERABLES
4. Tom Courtenay- QUARTET
5. Woody Harrellson- 7 PSYCHOPATHS
SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
1. Anne Hathaway- LES MISERABLES
2. Vanessa Redgrave- SONG FOR MARION
3. Amy Adams- THE MASTER
4. Jennifer Lawrence- SILVER LINING PLAYBOOK
5. Judi Dench- BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL
ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY:
1. The Master
2. Hyde Park on Hudson
3. Moonrise Kingdom
4. Amour
5. Django Unchained
ADAPTED SCREENPLAY:
1. Beasts of Southern Wild
2. Lincoln
3. Les Miserables
4. Argo
5. Quartet
CINEMATOGRAPHY:
1. The Master
2. Dark Knight Rises
3. Life of Pi
4. Les Miserables
5. Django Unchained
EDITING:
1. The Master
2. Dark Knight Rises
3. Lincoln
4. Les Miserables
5. Argo
ART DIRECTION:
1. Anna Karenina
2. Great Gatsby
3. Life of Pi
4. The Hobbit
5. Les Miserables
COSTUME:
1. Anna Karenina
2. Great Gatsby
3. Mirror Mirror
4. Les Miserables
5. Snow White and the Huntsmen
VISUAL:
1. The Avengers
2. Dark Knight Rises
3. Prometheus
4. The Hobbit
5. Life of Pi
MAKE-UP:
1. Les Miserables
2. Lincoln
3. Looper
SCORE:
1. The Master
2. Lincoln
3. Anna Karenina
4. Moonrise Kingdom
5. Skyfall
SOUND EDITING:
1. Dark Knight Rises
2. The Avengers
3. Prometheus
4. Argo
5. Zero Dark Thirty
SOUND MIXING:
1. Dark Knight Rises
2. The Avengers
3. Skyfall
4. Zero Dark Thirty
5. Les Miserables
SONG:
1. Les Miserables
2. Skyfall
Clarke(Quote) (Reply)
Best Picture:
1. Les Miserables
2. The Master
3. Lincoln
4. Anna Karena
5. Hyde Park on Hudson
6. Argo
7. Life of Pi
Director:
1. PT Anderson-THE MASTER
2. Steven Spielberg-LINCOLN
3.Tom Hooper-LES MISERABLES
4. Ang Lee-LIFE OF PI
5. Ben Affleck-ARGO
Actor:
1. Daniel Day-Lewis-LINCOLN
2. Hugh Jackman-LES MISERABLES
3. Jaoquin Phoenix-THE MASTER
4. Bill Murray-HYDE PARK
5. John Hawkes-SESSIONS
Actress:
1. Quvenzhane Wells-BEASTS OF SOUTHERN WILD
2. Keira Knightly-ANNA KARENA
3. Marion Cotillard-RUST AND BONE
4. Laura Linney-HYDE PARK
5. Julianne Moore-THE ENGLISH TEACHER
Supporting Actor:
1. Leonardo DiCaprio-DJANDO UNCHAINED
2.Phillip Seymour Hoffman-THE MASTER
3. Dwight Henry-BEASTS OF SOUTHERN WILD
4. Russell Crowe-LES MISERABLES
5. Woody Harrellson- 2 PSYCOPATHS
Supporting Actress
1. Anne Hathaway-LES MISERABLES
2. Sally Field-LINCOLN
3. Vanessa Redgrave-SONG FOR MARION
4. Kristen Scott Thomas-ONLY GOD FORGIVES
5. Amy Adams-THE MASTER
Orignal Screenplay:
1. The Master
2. Hyde Park on Hudson
3. Moonrise Kingdom
4. Amour
5. Django Unchained
Adapted Screenplay:
1. Les Miserables
2. Beasts of Southern Wild
3. The Dark Knight Rises
4. Argo
5. Lincoln
Art Direction:
1. Les Miserables
2. Anna Karena
3. The Hobbit
4. The Life of Pi
5. Lincoln
Costume:
1. Les Miserables
2. Anna Karena
3. Snow White and the Huntsman
4. The Hobbit
5. Lincoln
Make-Up:
1. Lincoln
2. The Hobbit
3. Looper
Visual:
1. Snow White and the Huntsman
2. The Dark Knight Rises
3. The Hobbit
4. Life of Pi
5.Promethous
Adam Armstrong(Quote) (Reply)