Friday, January 8, 2016 at 3:10PM Coco here, ready to talk about the current Oscar race and the surprising snubs that wait around the corner. Coco在这准备谈论一下近年的奥斯卡,以及那些出人意料的受冷落对象
2014 - Jake Gyllenhaal's performance in Nightcrawler popped up at all the right places. What's more, the movie seemed to gain momentum consistently, scoring nominations from practically every awards-giving body throughout January. As you probably know, Jake didn't get the nomination. Maybe Oscar didn't likeNightcrawler as much as we were expecting. After all, the movie only got one nomination for Original Screenplay.
2013 - This year was a bloodbath as far as snubs are concerned. The most surprising omission was Tom Hanks, who gave one of the best performances of his career in Captain Phillips. The movie scored six nominations including Best Picture, but Oscar couldn't make room for its lead star. Also ignored despite support from SAG, BAFTA, and the Globes were Emma Thompson in Saving Mr. Banks and Daniel Brühl in Rush. Although neither of those films were as beloved asPhillips (Saving Mr. Banks only got one nomination for Original Score, Rush wasn't nominated at all). 2012 and 2011 stats, as well as 2015 speculation after the jump.