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  • Awards Circuit Power Hour Episode 33: Critics Choice, Golden Globes, SAG, and Django Unchained

    We're talking the past week with all the major precursors and critics' groups announcing...

    December 17, 2012
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    POWERHOUR_LOGO_NEWIt’s all about the critics’ awards this week as we dive into the choices by the Critics Choice Movie Awards, Golden Globe Nominations, Screen Actors Guild Nominations and a slew of other groups that announced last week.

    We are also finally given an opportunity to talk about Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained.  Don’t worry, no spoilers, I promise.

    We also dive into the Oscar possibilities for Best Original Song, Best Original Score, and Best Makeup & Hairstyling since the contenders and bakeoff nominees have been announced.

    There’s also been an update to the Oscar Predictions if you didn’t notice.  Check those out and follow along as we talk about some of the categories.

    Listen in and don’t forget to share it with your movie friends!

    Enjoy!

    About Clayton Davis


    Clayton Davis is the respected and esteemed AwardsCircuit.com editor. Clayton has become a proud member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association where he votes and attends the kick off to awards season show, The Critics Choice Movie Awards. Most recently, Clayton is a now an active member of the International Press Academy, which hosts the popular Satellite Awards as well as the newly integrated Broadcast Television Journalists Association, which hosts the Critics Choice Television Awards.

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    1. If the Academy thought about not wanting to give people too many awards, then Viola Davis would have an Oscar right now instead of Meryl Streep. And I agree with what was said: there is no way that if “Lincoln” wins Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor and Best Adapted Screenplay, it is going to lose to Best Actor. If it wins all those awards, it’ll be because of Daniel Day-Lewis. They don’t care if its Oscar history. If it’s a good performance, they’ll go for it.

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    2. The opening music was from The Master, right? It was great…

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    3. Uh…did Terrence see the Les Mis review in EW yet?

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      • I saw the grade but haven’t read the review…I don’t like reading reviews of movies I’m anticipating highly lol

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    4. Clayton, you say that you have a horrible feeling that Joaquin will get it in front of Jackman, but don’t you like Phoenix’s performance better than Jackman’s? Why is that a bad feeling?

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      • I’m definitely on board with Phoenix being nominated. I feel it should be at the expense of Washington or Hawkes. Maybe I didn’t state clearly, if Phoenix does make it, it would probably be at Jackman’s expense which is sad because Jackman is just as deserving to be there as Phoenix.

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        • Ah I see. That makes sense. I feel like if Phoenix can clinch a nomination and if he wins at the globes or Critics choice he will have just as good a chance at winning as anyone else. I mean i still think he’s the best performance of the year without any doubt

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    5. Hope everyone’s enjoying the improved sound quality. My wallet hurts from my new mic, but it’s worth it…

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