Best Picture
1. Melancholia
2. The Tree of Life
3. A Separation
Best Director
1. Terrence Malick - The Tree of Life
2. Martin Scorsese - Hugo
3. Lars Von Trier - Melancholia
Best Actor
1. Brad Pitt - Moneyball/The Tree of Life
2. Gary Oldman - Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
3. Jean Dujardin - The Artist
Best Actress
1. Kirsten Dunst - Melancholia
2. Yun Jung-hee - Poetry
3. Meryl Streep - The Iron Lady
Best Supporting Actor
1. Albert Brooks - Drive
2. Christopher Plummer - Beginners
3. Patton Oswalt - Young Adult
Best Supporting Actress
1. Jessica Chastain - The Tree of Life, Take Shelter and The Help
2. Jeannie Berlin - Margaret
3. Shailene Woodley - The Descendants
Best Non-Fiction
1. The Cave of Forgotten Dreams
2. The Interrupters
3. Into the Abyss
Best Screenplay
1. Asghar Farhadi - A Separation
2. Steve Zaillian, Aaron Sorkin - Moneyball
3. Woody Allen - Midnight in Paris
Best Foreign Language Film
1. A Separation
2. Mysteries of Lisbon
3. Le Havre
Best Cinematography
1. Emmanuel Lubezki - The Tree of Life
2. Manuel Alberto Claro - Melancholia
3. Robert Richardson - Hugo
So Melancholia finally takes out a big award. Personally, I preferred The Tree of Life, but with a prominent showing again its Oscar chances are looking pretty good. Great to see Asghar Farhadi's screenplay for A Separation taking out the award. Thoughts?
I just hope the award would boost Melancholia's Oscar chances as well as Kirsten Dunst although I'm worried that Terrence Malick might not get a Best Director nod after just learning about the Director's Guild nominations.
ReplyDeleteAs much as I'd like to see Dunst recognised, I wouldn't be all that upset if Melancholia misses out. I still think the cinematography will be recognised, but that's likely to be it. I saw the DGA and yes it is a concern about Malick. Fincher was a surprise - but I think we have ourselves five films locked into a Best Picture nomination.
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