Romney will
likely get the nomination.
Not exact matches
The Times article reports that Bloomberg is most
likely to run if Donald Trump or Ted Cruz win the Republican
nomination and Bernie Sanders
gets the Democratic nod.
Astorino is widely expected to be a front - runner for his party's gubernatorial
nomination, and it's
likely his opponents will bring up his loss in the 2014 general election for that office to argue he shouldn't
get a second shot.
Renner will most
likely get an Oscar
nomination for the work he does here and deservedly so.
Ash is hilarious and has impeccable physical comedy timing and is the least
likely to
get a
nomination out of the women on this list, but she adds a tone to the overall ensemble of Superstore.
But for the Gotham Awards, it can
get a Best Picture
nomination right alongside
likely Oscar nominee 12 Years a Slave.
She
got a Globe
nomination, but missed a SAG in favor of the inexplicable
nomination for Naomi Watts which, again,
likely has more to do with many voters not seeing the film yet.
And it's so much better than what we're
likely to
get from the actual
nominations.
Four - time Golden Globe nominee Game of Thrones will also
likely make an appearance, while last year's winner The Crown should also
get a
nomination.
Critically championed films Moonlight and Manchester by the Sea each scored big: Moonlight
got six
nominations in total, while Manchester
got five, and both are nominated for Best Motion Picture: Drama, where they will
likely duke it out for the win, alongside Mel Gibson's Hacksaw Ridge, which
got three
nominations in total (Picture, Director for Gibson, and Actor for Andrew Garfield).
Let's hope, especially, that they don't
get Oscar dreams because a) that's not going to happen — France always has a lot to choose from for Oscar submissions and they're far more
likely to go with The Past if they're picking a Cannes title — and b) distributors who have those delusional Oscar dreams tend to hold their movies until after
nominations at which point they put them on the backburner when they aren't nominated.
If she starts
getting offered parts that could lead to an eventual Academy Award
nomination in Best Actress or even Best Supporting Actress, this performance will
likely be one of the main reasons why.
And then we
get to the fifth slot, which will most
likely be filled by Jessica Chastain for A Most Violent Year, which earned a Golden Globe
nomination but not the SAG.
But no worse than Tim Burton who made one of the worst movies this year, and is
likely to
get multiple Oscar
nominations for it.
Outside of the Oscar bubble «Big Short» has a chance to earn a Best Ensemble
nomination from the SAG Awards and both Carell and the movie are
likely locks to
get nominated in there respective Golden Globe comedy categories.
That is, they're doing what they always do - including the actresses who are most
likely to
get an Emmy
nomination or to be discussed if they don't
get an Emmy
nomination — but these women are the most interesting we've had in years.
I think it's safe to say that this is one Academy hopeful that isn't
likely to
get shut out come
nomination morning.
Then there's Jessica Biel for The Sinner, who
got a Golden Globe
nomination earlier this year, and Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery in a show Emmy voters are
likely to have seen.
For all who thought he was robbed an Oscar nod for Fruitvale Station,
get ready to
get your dander up once again, because he's even better here, and
likely, once again, to have almost no shot to be considered for a Best Actor
nomination.
The «Pixar comeback» narrative was slightly undermined by the failure of The Good Dinosaur to
get a
nomination — honestly, it didn't really deserve one — but that makes it still more
likely that Inside Out will run away with the award.
Given that Affleck's richer, weepier, prettier, more prestige - y period - piece directorial debut, Gone Baby Gone,
got its only Oscar
nomination for Amy Ryan's supporting role, this slicker, more populist piece of action - entertainment isn't
likely to sit any better with the Academy.
These
nominations mean that Gerwig and Peele have a real shot at
getting nominated — though Gerwig will
likely be the lone woman represented in this category come March.
There always seemed to be at least somewhat of a chance that it would make it into the Best Picture category as one of those token
nominations, which was aided by the under - performance of Unbroken, but it was also just as
likely to
get bumped by more mainstream fare like Gone Girl or Interstellar or a similarly positioned low profile picture like Nightcrawler.
I've already moved on from the hope of Mullan
getting a
nomination he'll
likely deserve but if people can be convinced Colman's supporting thennnn....?
What looked like a fairly straightforward split between the
nomination leader / technical masterpiece /
likely Best Director winner The Shape of Water and the hit - a-nerve acting / story showcase /
likely Best Picture winner Three Billboards
got thrown into chaos when Martin McDonagh, the Three Billboards director, was left off the Best Director ballot.
Most
likely it takes page views and
nominations into account, as well as data over several days and sticky hot and trending hours (it's harder to knock a book off of hot and trending to
get on than it is to stay on once you're up there).
Two manga
got nominations this year, and they are the two most
likely to be read by comics fans; 20th Century Boys and Pluto, both by Naoki Urasawa.
The more
nominations a book receives the more
likely it will
get the attention of the Kindle Scout team and be selected for publication.
The more
nominations a book receives from members of the public, «the more
likely it will
get the attention of our Kindle Scout team and be selected for publication», said Amazon.