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But for the Gotham Awards, it can get a Best Picture nomination right alongside likely Oscar nominee 12 Years a Slave.
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Snub: Mandy Patinkin (pictured right), «Homeland» Supporting Actor - Drama Though «Homeland» returned to the Best Drama race, Patinkin was passed over after getting nominations for the last two years.
Even as the parenting dramedy «The Kids Are All Right» hauled in the nominations — for best picture, original screenplay, lead actress (Annette Bening) and supporting actor (Mark Ruffalo)-- director and co-writer Lisa Cholodenko expressed a degree of shock that «Kids» co-lead Julianne Moore had been overlooked.
Right behind was Ang Lee's «Life of Pi,» which received 11 nominations, among them one for Best Picture.
Oscar nominations: Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor (2), Best Original Screenplay, Best Film Editing, Best Original Score, Best Picture Where to see it right now: In theaters (watch the trailer)
Oscar nominations: Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Picture Where to see it right now: In theaters (watch the trailer)
Oscar nominations: Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Director, Best Original Score, Best Costume Design, Best Picture Where to see it right now: In theaters (watch the trailer)
Oscar nominations: Best Actor, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Picture Where to see it right now: Stream on HBO GO / NOW; rent on iTunes, Amazon Video, YouTube, and VUDU (watch the trailer)
Oscar nominations: Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Film Editing, Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing, Best Production Design, Best Original Score, Best Picture Where to see it right now: Rent on iTunes, Amazon, VUDU (watch the trailer)
Awards and nominations left, right and centre — the season is officially under way, folks: • «Slumdog Millionaire» emerged as a bona fide frontrunner, taking Best Picture at the season kickoff, the National Board of Review awards... •... only days after taking -LSB-...]
The film came in right behind Best Picture nominees «Atonement» (7), «Michael Clayton» (7), «No Country for Old Men» (8) and «There Will Be Blood» (8) for total nominations.
Pictures hit a brick wall on January 22 this year when «The Dark Knight» failed to land an unlikely Oscar nomination, but the studio will jump right back on the horse this year.
Right now in my personal predictions, I have Demolition scoring nominations in Best Picture, Best Actor (Gyllenhaal), Best Supporting Actress (Watts), and Best Original Screenplay (Sipe), with Gyllenhaal taking home his first statue in Actor.
Aladdin came at the right time for Disney, capitalizing on the worldwide popularity of Robin Williams and widespread enjoyment of hand - drawn animation months after Beauty and the Beast became the first such film to get a Best Picture nomination at the Oscars.
• «The Kids Are All Right,» with major nominations including picture, actress (Annette Bening), supporting actor Mark Ruffalo) and screenplay (Lisa Cholodenko and Stuart Blumberg), joins «Milk» among top nominees with a homosexual subject, and in a way is more meaningful because it shows a functioning family rather than a single person.
Today, looking back, the decision to award «Miss Daisy» Best Picture while «Do the Right Thing» didn't even score a nomination feels like something from another age.
After all, five of the films currently sitting in the «most likely» pile for a Best Picture nomination — «The Fighter,» «Black Swan,» «The Kids Are All Right,» «The Town» and «Winter's Bone» — placed in my own Best of 2010 list last week: hardly an unhappy stat, even if my and the Academy's respective Top Tens will have only a 20 % overlap.
Lisa Cholodenko, who helmed the four - hour «Olive Kitteridge» for HBO, had last directed «The Kids Are All Right» to a Best Picture Oscar nomination, while Dee Rees won prizes from the Independent Spirit Awards and Gotham Film Awards for her debut feature «Pariah» before turning to «Bessie.»
Right off the top, in the Cast in a Motion Picture category, we saw two of the biggest surprises: Oscar Best Picture frontrunner La La Land did not score a nomination.
Also in contention for the Best Film AACTA are the sleeper hit Ali's Wedding (8 nominations) and box office non-starters Berlin Syndrome (8 nominations; pictured, right), Hounds of Love (8 nominations) and Jasper Jones (6 nominations).
Hold on, though — its only guild win was with WGA, and it didn't manage to land even a single craft nomination with the Academy, so it can't win Best Picture, right?
Oh, but it didn't get a SAG Best Cast nomination and it has so many genre underpinnings, so it can't win Best Picture, right?
Natalie Portman (Black Swan, pictured left) is the nominal favourite, but Annette Bening, whose nomination for The Kids Are All Right is her fourth, is long overdue the statuette.
The director nominees are Fincher, Hooper, Aronofsky, Russell and the Coens, so - despite the Best Picture nominations for The Kids Are All Right and Winter's Bone - neither Cholodenko nor Granik will echo Kathryn Bigelow's success last year.
Hong Chau (pictured left) is a deserved recipient of a Golden Globe nomination for a lively performance which is more moving than the script has a right to ask.
In just a few days we'll have the Producers Guild nominations to help (or hamper) the eventual Oscar Best Picture hopefuls but for right now there doesn't seem to be anything other than Spotlight moving its way closer to...
Legal Week is aiming to identify the world's leading private client and trusts lawyers with a call for nominations for the relaunched Private Client Global Elite, five years on from the publication of the first supplement (pictured right).