#best actress movie

[theredandwhitequeen]

Best actress musical or comedy movie

Emma Stone poor things

Why are you not giving it to first time nominees?

[terakabil]

Barbara Palvin 🩷

[mcpirita]

Satoshi Kon and a part of his filmography: Tokyo Godfathers (2003), Perfect Blue (1997), Paranoia Agent (2003) Paprika (2006), Millenium Actress (2001).

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Jane Seymour (1973)

[nepacala]

[dontyouloveher]

“Ray of Light” album won four Grammy Awards in 1999 from a total of six nominations

[holyblanchett]

Kathryn ate this role up and I love seeing her range when it comes to delivering such powerful scenes. Give momma her emmy now it's been long overdue.

[buckleyirondad]

I couldn’t stop thinking about this post by @i-know-you-wanna-kiss-me about how young Maddie was when she raised Buck. So, I attempted to create manips for Buck Begins with age accurate Jennifer Love Hewitt 🥺

[lookstairs]

If I hear one more thing about these oscar snubs I’m gonna scream

I loved Barbie!

Margot Robbie is an amazing actress and Greta is an amazing director but all I was hearing about the Oscar’s was “Oh they were snubbed” “Can’t believe they were overshadowed” “Oscars are stupid”

So imagine my surprise when I see AMERICA FERRERA WAS NOMINATED

So much outrage over the women who didn’t get nominated yet no cheers for the one who did?

America Ferrera has been in the industry for years and she’s finally getting the recognition she DESERVES

WHY CANT WE BE HAPPY ABOUT THAT!

WHY CANT WE CELEBRATE THAT?!!

And the worst part is no one has been more gracious about this than Margot. She’s not posting about her outrage or her anger, she’s proud of the movie they made and is supportive of all of her costars

[terakabil]

Miley Cyrus

[faelapis]

sorry but there's no real difference between pissing and whining about spiderverse's lack of nominations and pissing and whining about any other marvel movie's lack of nominations.

[emilyjunk]

Pitch Perfect is next in the book -> movie -> stage musical -> movie musical pipeline btw

[notearsnora]

Variety predicts Ariana Grande will be nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the 2025 Oscars for her role as Glinda in Wicked.

[thursdaymurderbub]

Silver Screen magazine, May 1940

[confusedandimagitive]

Autumn Best in Woman of the Hour directed by Anna Kendrick.

[thishadoscarbuzz]

306 - Things You Can Tell Just By Looking At Her

A film with strong festival reviews that gets dumped to cable television because its commercial prospects appear slim? Sounds like something ripped from today's cinema headlines, but it's the case for this week's film, Rodrigo Garcia's Things You Can Tell Just By Looking At Her. Led by a prestigious cast of awards show mainstays, the film is a tapestry of loosely interconnected stories that detail the inner lives of women living in the San Fernando valley. After successful trips to both Sundance and Cannes, the film's distributor sold the film to Showtime when even its good reviews weren't considered enough to merit a theatrical release.

This episode, we talk about the understated work of writer/director Garcia and the critical community's reaction at the time to the film's punting to cable. We also talk about Calista Flockhart's run on Ally McBeal, Kathy Baker and Valeria Golino's absence from the film's marketing, and how Glenn Close and Holly Hunter went from Oscar beloveds to Emmy perennials.

Topics also include the Emmys, MGM's then-looming bankruptcy, and the Tyra Banks game.

The 2000 Academy Awards

The 2001 Academy Awards

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