4141 hamilton eaton rd
No fast food chain places on Hamilton Rd until Highbury, why?
2023.06.09 06:29 farganbastige No fast food chain places on Hamilton Rd until Highbury, why?
Seems like they'd clean up with that constant stream of traffic all day and night. (I'm not counting Timmy's as food, no matter what they call it)
Is there a zoning restriction to only family-owned food joints? Those all up and down Ham Rd, I just now thought maybe it's part of the Ham neighbourhood saying no if it's not rooted in the hood. Which isn't to say all those storefronts on Ham Rd are owned by Ham people.
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Is there a zoning restriction to only family-owned food joints? Those all up and down Ham Rd, I just now thought maybe it's part of the Ham neighbourhood saying no if it's not rooted in the hood. Which isn't to say all those storefronts on Ham Rd are owned by Ham people.
2023.06.08 02:43 hurricanes427 This doesn’t even cover half the trip have fun getting someone to drive uber💀
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2023.06.07 05:46 Otherwise_Software55 This is neither the only one nor the worst one
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2023.06.03 19:25 EiadSherif2008 This HDD got knocked from the desktop over months ago, and it worked 1 TIME since it fell, now the computers recognize the hardware and makes the "device connected" sound, but it doesn't recognize the partition and the storage capacity of it and makes a bad clicking sound. Is it repairable?
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2023.05.31 03:43 ShakeAggravating9026 Hookless White male goes for LACs
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List the highest scores earned and all scores that were reported.
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- Gender: Male
- Race/Ethnicity: White
- Residence: Upstate NY
- Income Bracket: 16k efc
- Type of School: Large, public
- Hooks (Recruited Athlete, URM, First-Gen, Geographic, Legacy, etc.): none
- Intended Major(s): Philosophy, Mathematics, or Econ
Academics
- GPA (UW/W): 3.97/4.5
- Rank (or percentile): Top 5%
- # of Honors/AP/IB/Dual Enrollment/etc.: 8 AP, all honors
Standardized Testing
List the highest scores earned and all scores that were reported.
- SAT: 1480 (720RW, 760M)
Extracurriculars/Activities
#1 Law firm internship
#2 Founder of School club
#3 Varsity/Club Athletics
#4 Volunteer Tutoring Service
The rest are not very noteworthy and I don't feel like typing them out
Awards/Honors
#1 Global Seal of Biliteracy in Latin
#2 National Latin Exam -- Magna Cum Laude
#3 AP Scholar With Honor
#4 Book Award
Letters of Recommendation
English Teacher: 6/10; She knows me decently well and is a good writer.
Latin Teacher: 9/10; Had him for the first three years of high school and really connected.
Essays
Common App: I don't want to go into detail but I am really proud of my essay -- 9/10.
Supplements: Most of my supplemental essays were written a few days before the deadline and were just ok for the most part -- ~6.5/10
Decisions: (All RD unless noted otherwise)
Acceptances:
State Flagship
William & Mary (OOS)
University of Rochester
Oberlin College
Hamilton College (committed!)
Dickinson College
Denison University
Occidental College
Waitlists:
Kenyon College
Northeastern (EA deferred)
Grinnell College
Rejections:
Claremont McKenna College
University of Notre Dame
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This is a post I've always wanted to make, and u/TR2008 post here, inspired me to finally do it. I have always wanted this sub to fill in the gaps in terms of NBA awards, specifically when they didn't exist. As someone who's gone back and done that myself, I thought I would post my findings as a base template for us to work on. I know there are a lot smarter people here than me, so I'm sure my Win Share biased results will be relatively easy to sift through. I initially had my own picks in here, but replaced things like DPOY with what our subreddit already had voted on a few months ago, and the Conference MVPs as the highest MVP finisher in each conference (Although I'm sure there are some very close ones I have flipped). I'm curious in everyone's feedback and I hope to update this to coincide with it. I included my own 'Most Outstanding Player of the Year' Award for what I claim as the MVP excluding team success, for anyone curious. Every other award is pretty self explanatory though.
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| 1995 | David Robinson | David Robinson (2) | David Robinson | Shaquille O’Neal | David Robinson (2) | Dikembe Mutombo | Hakeem Olajuwon (2) | Hakeem Olajuwon | Hakeem Olajuwon | Shaquille O’Neal | Charles Barkley (4) | David Robinson (3) | Scottie Pippen | Shaquille O’Neal (2) | ||
| 1994 | Hakeem Olajuwon | David Robinson | Hakeem Olajuwon | Scottie Pippen | David Robinson | Hakeem Olajuwon (2) | Hakeem Olajuwon | Hakeem Olajuwon | Hakeem Olajuwon | Patrick Ewing | Gary Payton | Hakeem Olajuwon (5) | Scottie Pippen | Shaquille O’Neal | ||
| 1993 | Charles Barkley | Charles Barkley | Charles Barkley | Michael Jordan (6) | Michael Jordan (6) | Hakeem Olajuwon | Michael Jordan (3) | Michael Jordan | Charles Barkley | Michael Jordan | Charles Barkley (3) | Hakeem Olajuwon (4) | Michael Jordan | Patrick Ewing (3) | ||
| 1992 | Michael Jordan (3) | Michael Jordan (5) | Clyde Drexler | Michael Jordan (5) | Michael Jordan (5) | David Robinson | Michael Jordan (2) | Michael Jordan | Terry Porter | Michael Jordan | Clyde Drexler | David Robinson (2) | Michael Jordan | Patrick Ewing (2) | ||
| 1991 | Michael Jordan (2) | Michael Jordan (4) | Magic Johnson (9) | Michael Jordan (4) | Michael Jordan (4) | Dennis Rodman (2) | Michael Jordan | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (7) | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (9) | David Robinson | Michael Jordan | Charles Barkley (2) | ||
| 1990 | Magic Johnson (3) | Michael Jordan (3) | Magic Johnson (8) | Charles Barkley | Michael Jordan (3) | Dennis Rodman | Isiah Thomas | Isiah Thomas | Clyde Drexler | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (8) | Karl Malone (2) | Michael Jordan | Charles Barkley | ||
| 1989 | Magic Johnson (2) | Michael Jordan (2) | Magic Johnson (7) | Michael Jordan (3) | Michael Jordan (2) | Mark Eaton (3) | Magic Johnson (5) | Joe Dumars | Magic Johnson (6) | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (7) | Karl Malone | Michael Jordan | Patrick Ewing | ||
| 1988 | Michael Jordan | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (6) | Michael Jordan (2) | Michael Jordan | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (4) | James Worthy | Magic Johnson (5) | Isiah Thomas | Magic Johnson (6) | Hakeem Olajuwon (3) | Michael Jordan | Larry Bird (5) | ||
| 1987 | Magic Johnson | Magic Johnson | Magic Johnson (5) | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson | Mark Eaton (2) | Magic Johnson (3) | Magic Johnson | James Worthy | Larry Bird (4) | Magic Johnson (5) | Hakeem Olajuwon (2) | Michael Jordan | Larry Bird (4) | ||
| 1986 | Larry Bird (3) | Larry Bird (3) | Magic Johnson (4) | Larry Bird (4) | Larry Bird (3) | Alvin Robertson | Larry Bird (3) | Larry Bird | Hakeem Olajuwon | Larry Bird (3) | Magic Johnson (4) | Hakeem Olajuwon | Dominique Wilkins | Larry Bird (3) | ||
| 1985 | Larry Bird (2) | Larry Bird (2) | Magic Johnson (3) | Larry Bird (3) | Larry Bird (2) | Mark Eaton | Magic Johnson (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Magic Johnson (4) | Kevin McHale | Magic Johnson (3) | Ralph Sampson | Terry Cummings | Larry Bird (2) | ||
| 1984 | Larry Bird | Larry Bird | Magic Johnson (2) | Larry Bird (2) | Larry Bird | Sidney Moncrief (2) | Larry Bird (2) | Larry Bird | Magic Johnson (3) | Larry Bird (2) | Magic Johnson (2) | Adrian Dantley | Isiah Thomas | Larry Bird | ||
| 1983 | Moses Malone (3) | Moses Malone (3) | Magic Johnson | Moses Malone (3) | Moses Malone (3) | Sidney Moncrief | Moses Malone | Moses Malone | Magic Johnson (2) | Moses Malone (2) | Magic Johnson | Alex English | Sidney Moncrief (2) | Moses Malone (6) | ||
| 1982 | Moses Malone (2) | Moses Malone (2) | Moses Malone (2) | Larry Bird | Moses Malone (2) | Bobby Jones (2) | Magic Johnson | Magic Johnson | Magic Johnson | Julius Erving (3) | Gus Williams | Moses Malone (5) | Sidney Moncrief | Julius Erving (5) | ||
| 1981 | Julius Erving (2) | Julius Erving (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (9) | Julius Erving (6) | Julius Erving (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Larry Bird | Cedric Maxwell | Moses Malone | Larry Bird | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (9) | Moses Malone (4) | Marques Johnson (2) | Julius Erving (4) | ||
| 1980 | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (5) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (8) | Julius Erving (5) | Julius Erving | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Magic Johnson | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Julius Erving (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (8) | Marques Johnson | George Gervin (2) | Julius Erving (3) | ||
| 1979 | Moses Malone | Moses Malone | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (7) | Moses Malone | Moses Malone | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | Gus Williams | Dennis Johnson | Gus Williams | Elvin Hayes (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (7) | Phil Ford | Moses Malone (2) | Elvin Hayes (4) | ||
| 1978 | Bill Walton | George Gervin | Bill Walton | George Gervin | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (7) | Bill Walton | Elvin Hayes | Wes Unseld | Marvin Webster | Elvin Hayes (2) | Bill Walton | David Thompson | George Gervin | Julius Erving (2) | ||
| 1977 | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (6) | Julius Erving (4) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (6) | Bobby Jones | Julius Erving (3) | Bill Walton | Bill Walton | Julius Erving | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (6) | Bob Lanier | Moses Malone | Julius Erving | ||
| 1976 | Julius Erving* | Julius Erving* (2) | Julius Erving* (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (5) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (5) | Julius Erving* | Julius Erving, Dave Cowens | Julius Erving*, Jo Jo White | Alvan Adams | Jo Jo White | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (5) | Nate Archibald (2) | Dave Bing | Bob McAdoo (3) | ||
| 1975 | Bob McAdoo | Bob McAdoo | Julius Erving* (2) | Bob McAdoo | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Artis Gilmore* | Rick Barry, Artis Gilmore* | Rick Barry, Artis Gilmore* | Rick Barry (2) | Elvin Hayes | Rick Barry (2) | Nate Archibald | Elvin Hayes (3) | Bob McAdoo (2) | ||
| 1974 | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Julius Erving* | Julius Erving* | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Julius Erving*, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Julius Erving*, John Havlicek | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | John Havlicek (2) | Rick Barry | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Elvin Hayes (2) | Bob McAdoo | ||
| 1973 | Dave Cowens | Nate Archibald | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Dave Cowens | Nate Archibald | Dave Cowens | Jerry West, George McGinnis | Willis Reed, George McGinnis* | Jerry West (5) | Walt Frazier (2) | Wilt Chamberlain (6) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Elvin Hayes | Dave Cowens | ||
| 1972 | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | John Havlicek | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Jerry West | Wilt Chamberlain | Jim McMillan | Walt Frazier | Jerry West (6) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | Archie Clark | John Havlicek | ||
| 1971 | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Willis Reed (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Walt Frazier | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Wes Unseld | Jerry West (5) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Western Division MVP | Eastern Division MVP | Gus Johnson | Willis Reed (2) |
| 1970 | Willis Reed | Jerry West | Jerry West (4) | Willis Reed | Jerry West | Willis Reed | Jerry West (3) | Willis Reed | Jerry West (4) | Willis Reed | Jerry West (4) | Willis Reed | ||||
| 1969 | Wes Unseld | Oscar Robertson (3) | Elgin Baylor (2) | Wes Unseld | Oscar Robertson (4) | Bill Russell (12) | Jerry West (2) | Jerry West | Wilt Chamberlain (5) | Bill Russell (9) | Elgin Baylor (2) | Wes Unseld | ||||
| 1968 | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | Wilt Chamberlain (6) | Lenny Wilkens | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | Oscar Robertson (3) | Wilt Chamberlain | Jerry West | John Havlicek | Jerry West (3) | John Havlicek | Lenny Wilkens | Wilt Chamberlain (5) | ||||
| 1967 | Wilt Chamberlain (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (5) | Nate Thurmond | Wilt Chamberlain (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (6) | Bill Russell (11) | Wilt Chamberlain | Wilt Chamberlain | Rick Barry | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | Nate Thurmond | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | ||||
| 1966 | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | Jerry West (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Wilt Chamberlain (5) | Bill Russell (10) | Bill Russell (8) | Bill Russell | Jerry West (2) | Bill Russell (8) | Jerry West (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (3) | ||||
| 1965 | Bill Russell (5) | Oscar Robertson (2) | Jerry West (2) | Bill Russell | Oscar Robertson (2) | Bill Russell (9) | Bill Russell (7) | Bill Russell | Jerry West | Wilt Chamberlain (3) | Jerry West (2) | Bill Russell (6) | ||||
| 1964 | Oscar Robertson | Oscar Robertson | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Oscar Robertson | Oscar Robertson | Bill Russell (8) | Bill Russell (6) | Sam Jones | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Bill Russell (7) | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Oscar Robertson | ||||
| 1963 | Bill Russell (4) | Bill Russell (3) | Elgin Baylor | Bill Russell (5) | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | Bill Russell (7) | Bill Russell (5) | Bill Russell | Elgin Baylor (5) | Bill Russell (6) | Elgin Baylor | Bill Russell (5) | ||||
| 1962 | Bill Russell (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Jerry West | Bill Russell (4) | Wilt Chamberlain (3) | Bill Russell (6) | Bill Russell (4) | Bill Russell | Elgin Baylor (4) | Wilt Chamberlain | Jerry West | Bill Russell (4) | ||||
| 1961 | Bill Russell (2) | Bill Russell (2) | Bob Pettit (5) | Bill Russell (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Bill Russell (5) | Bill Russell (3) | Bill Russell | Elgin Baylor (3) | Bill Russell (5) | Bob Pettit (5) | Bill Russell (3) | ||||
| 1960 | Wilt Chamberlain | Wilt Chamberlain | Bob Pettit (4) | Wilt Chamberlain | Wilt Chamberlain | Bill Russell (4) | Bill Russell (2) | Bill Russell | Elgin Baylor (2) | Bill Russell (4) | Bob Pettit (4) | Wilt Chamberlain | ||||
| 1959 | Bob Pettit (2) | Bob Pettit (3) | Bob Pettit (3) | Bill Russell (2) | Bob Pettit (3) | Bill Russell (3) | Bill Russell | Tom Heinsohn | Elgin Baylor | Bill Russell (3) | Bob Pettit (3) | Bill Russell (2) | ||||
| 1958 | Bill Russell | Bill Russell | George Yardley | Bill Russell | Dolph Schayes | Bill Russell (2) | Bob Pettit (2) | Bob Pettit | Cliff Hagan | Bill Russell (2) | George Yardley | Bill Russell | ||||
| 1957 | Bob Cousy (3) | Bob Pettit (2) | Bob Pettit (2) | Bob Cousy (3) | Bob Pettit (2) | Bill Russell | Bob Pettit | Tom Heinsohn | Bob Pettit | Bill Russell | Bob Pettit (2) | Bob Cousy (3) | ||||
| 1956 | Bob Pettit | Bob Pettit | Bob Pettit | Paul Arizin (3) | Bob Pettit | Maurice Stokes | Paul Arizin | Paul Arizin | George Yardley (2) | Neil Johnston | Bob Pettit | Paul Arizin (3) | ||||
| 1955 | Bob Cousy (2) | Neil Johnston (2) | Larry Foust | Bob Cousy (2) | Neil Johnston (3) | Dolph Schayes (2) | Dolph Schayes | Dolph Schayes | George Yardley | Dolph Schayes (4) | Larry Foust | Bob Cousy (2) | ||||
| 1954 | Neil Johnston | Neil Johnston | George Mikan (7) | Neil Johnston | Neil Johnston (2) | Dolph Schayes | George Mikan (8) | George Mikan | George Mikan (7) | Dolph Schayes (3) | George Mikan (7) | Neil Johnston | ||||
| 1953 | Bob Cousy | Bob Cousy | George Mikan (6) | Bob Cousy | Neil Johnston | George Mikan (5) | George Mikan (7) | George Mikan | George Mikan (6) | Nat Clifton | George Mikan (6) | Bob Cousy | ||||
| 1952 | Paul Arizin | Paul Arizin | George Mikan (5) | Paul Arizin (2) | Paul Arizin | George Mikan (4) | George Mikan (6) | George Mikan | George Mikan (5) | Max Zaslofsky | George Mikan (5) | Paul Arizin (2) | ||||
| 1951 | George Mikan (4) | George Mikan (3) | George Mikan (4) | Paul Arizin | George Mikan (4) | George Mikan (3) | Arnie Risen | Arnie Risen | Arnie Risen | Dolph Schayes (2) | George Mikan (4) | Paul Arizin | ||||
| 1950 | George Mikan (3) | George Mikan (2) | George Mikan (3) | Dolph Schayes | George Mikan (3) | George Mikan (2) | George Mikan (5) | George Mikan | George Mikan (4) | Dolph Schayes | George Mikan (3) | Dolph Schayes | ||||
| 1949 | George Mikan (2) | George Mikan | Don Otten | George Mikan (2) | George Mikan (2) | Andy Phillip | George Mikan (3) | George Mikan | George Mikan (3) | Carl Braun | Don Otten | George Mikan (2) | ||||
| 1948 | Joe Fulks | Joe Fulks (2) | George Mikan | Joe Fulks | Max Zaslofsky | Howie Dallmar | Joe Fulks | Connie Simmons | Paul Hoffman | Joe Fulks (2) | George Mikan | Joe Fulks | ||||
| 1947 | Bob Feerick | Joe Fulks | Bob Davies | Bob Feerick | Joe Fulks | John Logan | Joe Fulks | Joe Fulks | Max Zaslofsky | Joe Fulks | Bob Davies | Bob Feerick |
2023.05.23 05:14 bigE819 Creating an Official r/VintageNBA Historic Awards
This is a post I've always wanted to make, and u/TR2008 post here, inspired me to finally do it. I have always wanted this sub to fill in the gaps in terms of NBA awards, specifically when they didn't exist. As someone who's gone back and done that myself, I thought I would post my findings as a base template for us to work on. I know there are a lot smarter people here than me, so I'm sure my Win Share biased results will be relatively easy to sift through. I initially had my own picks in here, but replaced things like DPOY with what our subreddit already had voted on a few months ago, and the Conference MVPs as the highest MVP finisher in each conference (Although I'm sure there are some very close ones I have flipped). I'm curious in everyone's feedback and I hope to update this to coincide with it.
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| Year | Most Valuable Player of the Year | Most Outstanding Player of the Year | Western Conference MVP | Eastern Conference MVP | Offensive Player of the Year | Defensive Player of the Year | Playoff MVP | Finals MVP | WCF MVP | ECF MVP | Pacific Division MVP | Southwest/Midwest Division MVP | Northwest Division MVP | Southeast Division MVP | Central Division MVP | Atlantic Division MVP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Joel Embiid | Nikola Jokic | Nikola Jokic (3) | Joel Embiid (3) | Nikola Jokic | Jaren Jackson Jr. | Nikola Jokic | Domantas Sabonis | Luka Doncic (3) | Nikola Jokic (3) | Jimmy Butler (3) | Giannis Antetokounmpo (5) | Joel Embiid (4) | |||
| 2022 | Nikola Jokic (2) | Nikola Jokic | Nikola Jokic (2) | Joel Embiid (2) | Nikola Jokic | Marcus Smart | Stephen Curry | Stephen Curry | Stephen Curry (5) | Jayson Tatum | Devin Booker | Luka Doncic (2) | Nikola Jokic (2) | Jimmy Butler (2) | Giannis Antetokounmpo (4) | Joel Embiid (3) |
| 2021 | Nikola Jokic | Stephen Curry (3) | Nikola Jokic | Joel Embiid | Stephen Curry | Rudy Gobert (3) | Giannis Antetokounmpo | Giannis Antetokounmpo | Devin Booker | Jrue Holiday | Stephen Curry (5) | Luka Doncic | Nikola Jokic | Trae Young | Giannis Antetokounmpo (3) | Joel Embiid (2) |
| 2020 | Giannis Antetokounmpo (2) | Giannis Antetokounmpo | LeBron James (12) | Giannis Antetokounmpo (2) | James Harden (4) | Giannis Antetokounmpo | LeBron James (9) | LeBron James | LeBron James | Bam Adebayo | LeBron James (14) | James Harden (4) | Chris Paul | Jimmy Butler | Giannis Antetokounmpo (2) | Pascal Siakam |
| 2019 | Giannis Antetokounmpo | James Harden (2) | James Harden (2) | Giannis Antetokounmpo | James Harden (3) | Rudy Gobert (2) | Kawhi Leonard | Kawhi Leonard | Stephen Curry (4) | Kawhi Leonard | Stephen Curry (4) | James Harden (5) | Paul George | Nikola Vucevic | Giannis Antetokounmpo | Joel Embiid |
| 2018 | James Harden | James Harden | James Harden | LeBron James (11) | James Harden (2) | Rudy Gobert | LeBron James (8) | Kevin Durant | Kevin Durant | LeBron James | Kevin Durant (6) | James Harden (4) | Damian Lillard | Bradley Beal | LeBron James (13) | DeMar DeRozan |
| 2017 | Russell Westbrook | Russell Westbrook | Russell Westbrook | LeBron James (10) | James Harden | Draymond Green | LeBron James (7) | Kevin Durant | Stephen Curry (3) | LeBron James | Stephen Curry (3) | James Harden (3) | Russell Westbrook (3) | John Wall | LeBron James (12) | Isaiah Thomas |
| 2016 | Stephen Curry (2) | Stephen Curry (2) | Stephen Curry (2) | LeBron James (9) | Stephen Curry (2) | Kawhi Leonard (2) | LeBron James (6) | LeBron James | Stephen Curry (2) | LeBron James | Stephen Curry (2) | Kawhi Leonard | Russell Westbrook (2) | Kemba Walker | LeBron James (11) | Kyle Lowry (2) |
| 2015 | Stephen Curry | Stephen Curry | Stephen Curry | LeBron James (8) | Stephen Curry | Kawhi Leonard | LeBron James (5) | Andre Iguodala | Stephen Curry | LeBron James | Stephen Curry | James Harden (2) | Russell Westbrook | Al Horford | LeBron James (10) | Kyle Lowry |
| 2014 | Kevin Durant | Kevin Durant | Kevin Durant (4) | LeBron James (7) | Kevin Durant | Joakim Noah | LeBron James (4) | Kawhi Leonard | Tim Duncan (4) | LeBron James | Blake Griffin | James Harden | Kevin Durant (5) | LeBron James (9) | Joakim Noah | Carmelo Anthony (2) |
| 2013 | LeBron James (4) | LeBron James (5) | Kevin Durant (3) | LeBron James (6) | LeBron James (6) | Marc Gasol | LeBron James (3) | LeBron James | Tony Parker | LeBron James | Chris Paul (4) | Tony Parker | Kevin Durant (4) | LeBron James (8) | Joakim Noah | Carmelo Anthony |
| 2012 | LeBron James (3) | LeBron James (4) | Kevin Durant (2) | LeBron James (5) | LeBron James (5) | Tyson Chandler | LeBron James (2) | LeBron James | Kevin Durant | LeBron James | Chris Paul (3) | Tony Parker | Kevin Durant (3) | LeBron James (7) | Derrick Rose | Rajon Rondo |
| 2011 | Derrick Rose | LeBron James (3) | Kobe Bryant (4) | Derrick Rose | LeBron James (4) | Dwight Howard (3) | Dirk Nowitzki | Dirk Nowitzki | Dirk Nowitzki | LeBron James | Kobe Bryant (5) | Dirk Nowitzki (5) | Kevin Durant (2) | Dwight Howard (3) | Derrick Rose | Amare Stoudemire |
| 2010 | LeBron James (2) | LeBron James (2) | Kevin Durant | LeBron James (4) | LeBron James (3) | Dwight Howard (2) | Kobe Bryant (2) | Kobe Bryant | Kobe Bryant | Paul Pierce | Kobe Bryant (4) | Dirk Nowitzki (4) | Kevin Durant | Dwight Howard (2) | LeBron James (6) | Chris Bosh (2) |
| 2009 | LeBron James | LeBron James | Kobe Bryant (2) | LeBron James (3) | LeBron James (2) | Dwight Howard | Kobe Bryant (2) | Kobe Bryant | Kobe Bryant | LeBron James | Kobe Bryant (3) | Chris Paul (2) | Chauncey Billups | Dwyane Wade (2) | LeBron James (5) | Paul Pierce |
| 2008 | Kobe Bryant | Chris Paul | Kobe Bryant | Kevin Garnett (2) | LeBron James | Kevin Garnett | Kobe Bryant | Paul Pierce | Kobe Bryant | Kevin Garnett | Kobe Bryant (2) | Chris Paul | Deron Williams | Dwight Howard | LeBron James (4) | Kevin Garnett (3) |
| 2007 | Dirk Nowitzki | Dirk Nowitzki | Dirk Nowitzki | LeBron James (2) | Dirk Nowitzki | Marcus Camby | LeBron James | Tony Parker | Tim Duncan (3) | LeBron James | Steve Nash (3) | Dirk Nowitzki (3) | Carlos Boozer | Gilbert Arenas | LeBron James (3) | Chris Bosh |
| 2006 | Steve Nash (2) | Kobe Bryant | Steve Nash (2) | LeBron James | Kobe Bryant | Ben Wallace (4) | Dwyane Wade | Dwyane Wade | Dirk Nowitzki | Dwyane Wade | Steve Nash (2) | Dirk Nowitzki (2) | Carmelo Anthony | Dwyane Wade | LeBron James (2) | Allen Iverson (3) |
| 2005 | Steve Nash | Kevin Garnett (2) | Steve Nash | Shaquille O’Neal (3) | Dirk Nowitzki | Ben Wallace (3) | Tim Duncan (3) | Tim Duncan | Tim Duncan (2) | Richard Hamilton | Steve Nash | Dirk Nowitzki | Ray Allen | Shaquille O’Neal (6) | LeBron James | Allen Iverson (2) |
| 2004 | Kevin Garnett | Kevin Garnett | Kevin Garnett | Jermaine O’Neal | Tracy McGrady (2) | Ron Artest | Shaquille O’Neal (4) | Chauncey Billups | Shaquille O’Neal (4) | Richard Hamilton | Peja Stojakovic | Kevin Garnett (2) | Jermaine O’Neal | Jason Kidd (3) | ||
| 2003 | Tim Duncan (2) | Tim Duncan (2) | Tim Duncan (3) | Tracy McGrady | Tracy McGrady | Ben Wallace (2) | Tim Duncan (2) | Tim Duncan | Tim Duncan | Jason Kidd (2) | Kobe Bryant | Tim Duncan (3) | Ben Wallace | Tracy McGrady | ||
| 2002 | Tim Duncan | Tim Duncan | Tim Duncan (2) | Jason Kidd | Tim Duncan | Ben Wallace | Shaquille O’Neal (3) | Shaquille O’Neal | Shaquille O’Neal (3) | Jason Kidd | Shaquille O’Neal (5) | Tim Duncan (2) | Ben Wallace | Jason Kidd (2) | ||
| 2001 | Allen Iverson | Allen Iverson | Tim Duncan | Allen Iverson | Allen Iverson | Dikembe Mutombo (4) | Shaquille O’Neal (2) | Shaquille O’Neal | Kobe Bryant | Dikembe Mutombo | Shaquille O’Neal (4) | Tim Duncan | Grant Hill (3) | Allen Iverson | ||
| 2000 | Shaquille O’Neal | Shaquille O’Neal (2) | Shaquille O’Neal (2) | Alonzo Mourning (2) | Shaquille O’Neal (2) | Alonzo Mourning (2) | Shaquille O’Neal | Shaquille O’Neal | Shaquille O’Neal (2) | Reggie Miller | Shaquille O’Neal (3) | Kevin Garnett | Grant Hill (2) | Alonzo Mourning (2) | ||
| 1999 | Karl Malone (2) | Shaquille O’Neal | Karl Malone (3) | Alonzo Mourning | Shaquille O’Neal | Alonzo Mourning | Tim Duncan | Tim Duncan | David Robinson | Marcus Camby | Jason Kidd | Karl Malone (5) | Grant Hill | Alonzo Mourning | ||
| 1998 | Michael Jordan (5) | Michael Jordan (7) | Karl Malone (2) | Michael Jordan (9) | Michael Jordan (9) | Dikembe Mutombo (3) | Michael Jordan (6) | Michael Jordan | Karl Malone | Michael Jordan | Gary Payton (4) | Karl Malone (4) | Michael Jordan | Tim Hardaway (2) | ||
| 1997 | Karl Malone | Karl Malone | Karl Malone | Michael Jordan (8) | Michael Jordan (8) | Dikembe Mutombo (2) | Michael Jordan (5) | Michael Jordan | John Stockton | Michael Jordan | Gary Payton (3) | Karl Malone (3) | Michael Jordan | Tim Hardaway | ||
| 1996 | Michael Jordan (4) | Michael Jordan (6) | David Robinson (2) | Michael Jordan (7) | Michael Jordan (7) | Gary Payton | Michael Jordan (4) | Michael Jordan | Shawn Kemp | Michael Jordan | Gary Payton (2) | David Robinson (4) | Michael Jordan | Penny Hardaway | ||
| 1995 | David Robinson | David Robinson (2) | David Robinson | Shaquille O’Neal | David Robinson (2) | Dikembe Mutombo | Hakeem Olajuwon (2) | Hakeem Olajuwon | Hakeem Olajuwon | Shaquille O’Neal | Charles Barkley (4) | David Robinson (3) | Scottie Pippen | Shaquille O’Neal (2) | ||
| 1994 | Hakeem Olajuwon | David Robinson | Hakeem Olajuwon | Scottie Pippen | David Robinson | Hakeem Olajuwon (2) | Hakeem Olajuwon | Hakeem Olajuwon | Hakeem Olajuwon | Patrick Ewing | Gary Payton | Hakeem Olajuwon (5) | Scottie Pippen | Shaquille O’Neal | ||
| 1993 | Charles Barkley | Charles Barkley | Charles Barkley | Michael Jordan (6) | Michael Jordan (6) | Hakeem Olajuwon | Michael Jordan (3) | Michael Jordan | Charles Barkley | Michael Jordan | Charles Barkley (3) | Hakeem Olajuwon (4) | Michael Jordan | Patrick Ewing (3) | ||
| 1992 | Michael Jordan (3) | Michael Jordan (5) | Clyde Drexler | Michael Jordan (5) | Michael Jordan (5) | David Robinson | Michael Jordan (2) | Michael Jordan | Terry Porter | Michael Jordan | Clyde Drexler | David Robinson (2) | Michael Jordan | Patrick Ewing (2) | ||
| 1991 | Michael Jordan (2) | Michael Jordan (4) | Magic Johnson (9) | Michael Jordan (4) | Michael Jordan (4) | Dennis Rodman (2) | Michael Jordan | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (7) | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (9) | David Robinson | Michael Jordan | Charles Barkley (2) | ||
| 1990 | Magic Johnson (3) | Michael Jordan (3) | Magic Johnson (8) | Charles Barkley | Michael Jordan (3) | Dennis Rodman | Isiah Thomas | Isiah Thomas | Clyde Drexler | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (8) | Karl Malone (2) | Michael Jordan | Charles Barkley | ||
| 1989 | Magic Johnson (2) | Michael Jordan (2) | Magic Johnson (7) | Michael Jordan (3) | Michael Jordan (2) | Mark Eaton (3) | Magic Johnson (5) | Joe Dumars | Magic Johnson (6) | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (7) | Karl Malone | Michael Jordan | Patrick Ewing | ||
| 1988 | Michael Jordan | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (6) | Michael Jordan (2) | Michael Jordan | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson (4) | James Worthy | Magic Johnson (5) | Isiah Thomas | Magic Johnson (6) | Hakeem Olajuwon (3) | Michael Jordan | Larry Bird (5) | ||
| 1987 | Magic Johnson | Magic Johnson | Magic Johnson (5) | Michael Jordan | Magic Johnson | Mark Eaton (2) | Magic Johnson (3) | Magic Johnson | James Worthy | Larry Bird (4) | Magic Johnson (5) | Hakeem Olajuwon (2) | Michael Jordan | Larry Bird (4) | ||
| 1986 | Larry Bird (3) | Larry Bird (3) | Magic Johnson (4) | Larry Bird (4) | Larry Bird (3) | Alvin Robertson | Larry Bird (3) | Larry Bird | Hakeem Olajuwon | Larry Bird (3) | Magic Johnson (4) | Hakeem Olajuwon | Dominique Wilkins | Larry Bird (3) | ||
| 1985 | Larry Bird (2) | Larry Bird (2) | Magic Johnson (3) | Larry Bird (3) | Larry Bird (2) | Mark Eaton | Magic Johnson (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Magic Johnson (4) | Kevin McHale | Magic Johnson (3) | Ralph Sampson | Terry Cummings | Larry Bird (2) | ||
| 1984 | Larry Bird | Larry Bird | Magic Johnson (2) | Larry Bird (2) | Larry Bird | Sidney Moncrief (2) | Larry Bird (2) | Larry Bird | Magic Johnson (3) | Larry Bird (2) | Magic Johnson (2) | Adrian Dantley | Isiah Thomas | Larry Bird | ||
| 1983 | Moses Malone (3) | Moses Malone (3) | Magic Johnson | Moses Malone (3) | Moses Malone (3) | Sidney Moncrief | Moses Malone | Moses Malone | Magic Johnson (2) | Moses Malone (2) | Magic Johnson | Alex English | Sidney Moncrief (2) | Moses Malone (6) | ||
| 1982 | Moses Malone (2) | Moses Malone (2) | Moses Malone (2) | Larry Bird | Moses Malone (2) | Bobby Jones (2) | Magic Johnson | Magic Johnson | Magic Johnson | Julius Erving (3) | Gus Williams | Moses Malone (5) | Sidney Moncrief | Julius Erving (5) | ||
| 1981 | Julius Erving (2) | Julius Erving (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (9) | Julius Erving (6) | Julius Erving (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Larry Bird | Cedric Maxwell | Moses Malone | Larry Bird | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (9) | Moses Malone (4) | Marques Johnson (2) | Julius Erving (4) | ||
| 1980 | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (5) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (8) | Julius Erving (5) | Julius Erving | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Magic Johnson | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Julius Erving (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (8) | Marques Johnson | George Gervin (2) | Julius Erving (3) | ||
| 1979 | Moses Malone | Moses Malone | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (7) | Moses Malone | Moses Malone | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | Gus Williams | Dennis Johnson | Gus Williams | Elvin Hayes (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (7) | Phil Ford | Moses Malone (2) | Elvin Hayes (4) | ||
| 1978 | Bill Walton | George Gervin | Bill Walton | George Gervin | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (7) | Bill Walton | Elvin Hayes | Wes Unseld | Marvin Webster | Elvin Hayes (2) | Bill Walton | David Thompson | George Gervin | Julius Erving (2) | ||
| 1977 | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (6) | Julius Erving (4) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (6) | Bobby Jones | Julius Erving (3) | Bill Walton | Bill Walton | Julius Erving | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (6) | Bob Lanier | Moses Malone | Julius Erving | ||
| 1976 | Julius Erving* | Julius Erving* (2) | Julius Erving* (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (5) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (5) | Julius Erving* | Julius Erving, Dave Cowens | Julius Erving*, Jo Jo White | Alvan Adams | Jo Jo White | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (5) | Nate Archibald (2) | Dave Bing | Bob McAdoo (3) | ||
| 1975 | Bob McAdoo | Bob McAdoo | Julius Erving* (2) | Bob McAdoo | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Artis Gilmore* | Rick Barry, Artis Gilmore* | Rick Barry, Artis Gilmore* | Rick Barry (2) | Elvin Hayes | Rick Barry (2) | Nate Archibald | Elvin Hayes (3) | Bob McAdoo (2) | ||
| 1974 | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Julius Erving* | Julius Erving* | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Julius Erving*, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Julius Erving*, John Havlicek | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | John Havlicek (2) | Rick Barry | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (4) | Elvin Hayes (2) | Bob McAdoo | ||
| 1973 | Dave Cowens | Nate Archibald | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Dave Cowens | Nate Archibald | Dave Cowens | Jerry West, George McGinnis | Willis Reed, George McGinnis* | Jerry West (5) | Walt Frazier (2) | Wilt Chamberlain (6) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (3) | Elvin Hayes | Dave Cowens | ||
| 1972 | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | John Havlicek | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Jerry West | Wilt Chamberlain | Jim McMillan | Walt Frazier | Jerry West (6) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2) | Archie Clark | John Havlicek | ||
| 1971 | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Willis Reed (2) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Walt Frazier | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Wes Unseld | Jerry West (5) | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Western Division MVP | Eastern Division MVP | Gus Johnson | Willis Reed (2) |
| 1970 | Willis Reed | Jerry West | Jerry West (4) | Willis Reed | Jerry West | Willis Reed | Jerry West (3) | Willis Reed | Jerry West (4) | Willis Reed | Jerry West (4) | Willis Reed | ||||
| 1969 | Wes Unseld | Oscar Robertson (3) | Elgin Baylor (2) | Wes Unseld | Oscar Robertson (4) | Bill Russell (12) | Jerry West (2) | Jerry West | Wilt Chamberlain (5) | Bill Russell (9) | Elgin Baylor (2) | Wes Unseld | ||||
| 1968 | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | Wilt Chamberlain (6) | Lenny Wilkens | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | Oscar Robertson (3) | Wilt Chamberlain | Jerry West | John Havlicek | Jerry West (3) | John Havlicek | Lenny Wilkens | Wilt Chamberlain (5) | ||||
| 1967 | Wilt Chamberlain (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (5) | Nate Thurmond | Wilt Chamberlain (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (6) | Bill Russell (11) | Wilt Chamberlain | Wilt Chamberlain | Rick Barry | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | Nate Thurmond | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | ||||
| 1966 | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | Jerry West (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Wilt Chamberlain (5) | Bill Russell (10) | Bill Russell (8) | Bill Russell | Jerry West (2) | Bill Russell (8) | Jerry West (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (3) | ||||
| 1965 | Bill Russell (5) | Oscar Robertson (2) | Jerry West (2) | Bill Russell | Oscar Robertson (2) | Bill Russell (9) | Bill Russell (7) | Bill Russell | Jerry West | Wilt Chamberlain (3) | Jerry West (2) | Bill Russell (6) | ||||
| 1964 | Oscar Robertson | Oscar Robertson | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Oscar Robertson | Oscar Robertson | Bill Russell (8) | Bill Russell (6) | Sam Jones | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Bill Russell (7) | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Oscar Robertson | ||||
| 1963 | Bill Russell (4) | Bill Russell (3) | Elgin Baylor | Bill Russell (5) | Wilt Chamberlain (4) | Bill Russell (7) | Bill Russell (5) | Bill Russell | Elgin Baylor (5) | Bill Russell (6) | Elgin Baylor | Bill Russell (5) | ||||
| 1962 | Bill Russell (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Jerry West | Bill Russell (4) | Wilt Chamberlain (3) | Bill Russell (6) | Bill Russell (4) | Bill Russell | Elgin Baylor (4) | Wilt Chamberlain | Jerry West | Bill Russell (4) | ||||
| 1961 | Bill Russell (2) | Bill Russell (2) | Bob Pettit (5) | Bill Russell (3) | Wilt Chamberlain (2) | Bill Russell (5) | Bill Russell (3) | Bill Russell | Elgin Baylor (3) | Bill Russell (5) | Bob Pettit (5) | Bill Russell (3) | ||||
| 1960 | Wilt Chamberlain | Wilt Chamberlain | Bob Pettit (4) | Wilt Chamberlain | Wilt Chamberlain | Bill Russell (4) | Bill Russell (2) | Bill Russell | Elgin Baylor (2) | Bill Russell (4) | Bob Pettit (4) | Wilt Chamberlain | ||||
| 1959 | Bob Pettit (2) | Bob Pettit (3) | Bob Pettit (3) | Bill Russell (2) | Bob Pettit (3) | Bill Russell (3) | Bill Russell | Tom Heinsohn | Elgin Baylor | Bill Russell (3) | Bob Pettit (3) | Bill Russell (2) | ||||
| 1958 | Bill Russell | Bill Russell | George Yardley | Bill Russell | Dolph Schayes | Bill Russell (2) | Bob Pettit (2) | Bob Pettit | Cliff Hagan | Bill Russell (2) | George Yardley | Bill Russell | ||||
| 1957 | Bob Cousy (3) | Bob Pettit (2) | Bob Pettit (2) | Bob Cousy (3) | Bob Pettit (2) | Bill Russell | Bob Pettit | Tom Heinsohn | Bob Pettit | Bill Russell | Bob Pettit (2) | Bob Cousy (3) | ||||
| 1956 | Bob Pettit | Bob Pettit | Bob Pettit | Paul Arizin (3) | Bob Pettit | Maurice Stokes | Paul Arizin | Paul Arizin | George Yardley (2) | Neil Johnston | Bob Pettit | Paul Arizin (3) | ||||
| 1955 | Bob Cousy (2) | Neil Johnston (2) | Larry Foust | Bob Cousy (2) | Neil Johnston (3) | Dolph Schayes (2) | Dolph Schayes | Dolph Schayes | George Yardley | Dolph Schayes (4) | Larry Foust | Bob Cousy (2) | ||||
| 1954 | Neil Johnston | Neil Johnston | George Mikan (7) | Neil Johnston | Neil Johnston (2) | Dolph Schayes | George Mikan (8) | George Mikan | George Mikan (7) | Dolph Schayes (3) | George Mikan (7) | Neil Johnston | ||||
| 1953 | Bob Cousy | Bob Cousy | George Mikan (6) | Bob Cousy | Neil Johnston | George Mikan (5) | George Mikan (7) | George Mikan | George Mikan (6) | Nat Clifton | George Mikan (6) | Bob Cousy | ||||
| 1952 | Paul Arizin | Paul Arizin | George Mikan (5) | Paul Arizin (2) | Paul Arizin | George Mikan (4) | George Mikan (6) | George Mikan | George Mikan (5) | Max Zaslofsky | George Mikan (5) | Paul Arizin (2) | ||||
| 1951 | George Mikan (4) | George Mikan (3) | George Mikan (4) | Paul Arizin | George Mikan (4) | George Mikan (3) | Arnie Risen | Arnie Risen | Arnie Risen | Dolph Schayes (2) | George Mikan (4) | Paul Arizin | ||||
| 1950 | George Mikan (3) | George Mikan (2) | George Mikan (3) | Dolph Schayes | George Mikan (3) | George Mikan (2) | George Mikan (5) | George Mikan | George Mikan (4) | Dolph Schayes | George Mikan (3) | Dolph Schayes | ||||
| 1949 | George Mikan (2) | George Mikan | Don Otten | George Mikan (2) | George Mikan (2) | Andy Phillip | George Mikan (3) | George Mikan | George Mikan (3) | Carl Braun | Don Otten | George Mikan (2) | ||||
| 1948 | Joe Fulks | Joe Fulks (2) | George Mikan | Joe Fulks | Max Zaslofsky | Howie Dallmar | Joe Fulks | Connie Simmons | Paul Hoffman | Joe Fulks (2) | George Mikan | Joe Fulks | ||||
| 1947 | Bob Feerick | Joe Fulks | Bob Davies | Bob Feerick | Joe Fulks | John Logan | Joe Fulks | Joe Fulks | Max Zaslofsky | Joe Fulks | Bob Davies | Bob Feerick |
2023.05.22 21:10 TXJessi Rural Internet Rec?
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I'm moving to a fairly rural neighborhood off of Hamilton Pool Rd at the end of summer and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for internet providers.
It seems like no one really covers our area and I've been looking into hot spots but it seems like they may not be very reliable. We stream a lot at our house and I occasionally work from home.
Thanks!
2023.05.22 03:43 Rfowl009 Spring 2024 Oscar Predictions (19 Categories + Commentary)
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AIR Amazon Studios; Ben Affleck, Matt Damon & David Ellison, Producers • Yes: Critically well-received crowdpleaser that hits the pop culture sweet spot. Affleck and Damon’s Artist Equity venture has gotten plaudits and may resonate even more after a year destined to be defined by guild strikes. • No: It’s an early spring release. Will it be forgotten months later amid a glut of new and shinier objects? It’s box office performance has generally been hailed as solid, but Amazon acquired it for a hefty price-tag. Will it be viewed as a wasteful investment in hindsight? • Maybe So: In a field of 10 nominees, a slighter picture like this can comfortably coast into inclusion by virtue of being broadly appealing. It doesn’t need to rack up many nominations elsewhere to still be a contender.
THE COLOR PURPLE Warner Bros.; Quincy Jones, Steven Spielberg & Oprah Winfrey, Producers • Yes: A musical with heft and sociopolitical resonance. The stage production already has a rich history of accolades, and this adaptation is backed by an all-star producer team. Could benefit from a reclamation narrative decades after Spielberg’s rendition was completely shut out of Oscar wins. • No: Even if it’s reconfigured as a musical, we’ve already seen this story in cinematic form. Could the same systemic biases that muted the 1985 film’s reception resurface this time around? Musicals have a mixed record with the modern Academy, and this one is directed by someone who cut their teeth in music videos. Could it wind up too glossy for its own good? • Maybe So: If Barbie becomes a serious contender, it’ll be tough for Warner Bros. to juggle campaigns for both films along with Dune.
DUNE: PART TWO Warner Bros.; Tanya Lapointe, Patrick McCormick & Denis Villeneuve • Yes: The first installment was richly rewarded with Oscars while being a much tougher sell. Villeneuve was able to win over audiences with what was ostensibly just setup, and this will be all payoff. If it's rousing enough it could even be in the hunt for the win. • No: Part One loomed large in a year with far fewer epics to compete with. It also existed in a very different box-office environment; Part Two will face much steeper financial expectations. Can it meet them? • Maybe So: Let’s not kid ourselves. Dune: Part Two’s nomination is the closest thing we have to a lock this year. It’s Muad’Dib time.
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures; Dan Friedkin, Daniel Lupi & Martin Scorsese, Producers • Yes: This is about as good as it gets on paper. Saint Scorsese directing a western epic with his two most quintessential stars paired together for the first time in decades. And it won’t lack for sociopolitical relevance. • No: It was last year's presumptive frontrunner and this year's as well. Those kind of expectations have sunk many a good film for the crime of not being a masterpiece. That runtime will also be a daunting barrier to entry for some. • Maybe So: So much of the talent involved have already been so richly rewarded that the package might not be viewed as the sexiest option — even if it fully lives up to everyone’s lofty expectations.
MAESTRO Netflix; Bradley Cooper, Martin Scorsese & Steven Spielberg, Producers • Yes: A portrait of a tortured genius and a prime opportunity for some Capital A acting. Cooper delivered the goods with a Star is Born, and having Leonard Bernstein's oeuvre as your soundtrack is a pretty great secret weapon. • No: Will this be so transparently baity that it turns people off? Portraits of troubled geniuses aren’t as hot as they used to be. The biggest worry of all: did Lydia Tár, Bernstein's greatest pupil, steal his thunder by getting there first? • Maybe So: A Star is Born was a hit in every sense of the word and still received a muted reception from the Academy that bordered on begrudging. Will Cooper course correct and play the campaign circuit more strategically this time?
MAY DECEMBER TBD; Jessica Elbaum, Will Ferrell & Grant S. Johnson, Producers • Yes: Strong notices coming out of Cannes, and this team has an impressive pedigree. A confirmed strong acting showcase, and its provocative premise will surely drum up a lot of attention in the months to come. • No: Haynes’ return to sardonic camp will be welcomed with open arms by his fans, but will it be too icy and disquieting to gain much traction beyond performances? • Maybe So: For such a starry film, it’s yet to secure distributor. This was reportedly a strategic decision by the producers to up the sales price, which may pay off with a glitzy acquisition. If distributors like Focus Features or Searchlight, awards mainstays who have softer slates than usual this year, snatch this up on the Croisette, it could become their primary racehorse.
OPPENHEIMER Universal Pictures; Christopher Nolan, Charles Roven & Emma Thomas • Yes: An historical drama with all the grandiosity and pyrotechnics of a blockbuster. The last time Nolan worked in this key (Dunkirk) was a resounding success. • No: It’s vulnerable to accusations of glorifying the atomic bomb (even if it resolutely doesn’t). Might prove more respected than genuinely liked. What if Barbie eats its lunch at the box-office? • Maybe So: Everything about this film’s rollout, from the marketing to cast and crew interviews, has been supremely confident.
PAST LIVES A24; David Hinojosa, Pamela Koffler & Christine Vachon • Yes: It wasn't just the best reviewed film out of Sundance — it's gotten the sort of praise that is usually reserved for the best of the year. It could prove omnipresent in the critics awards come year’s end. • No: It's a small-scale film releasing in the first half of the year. We've had our hearts broken before by festival darlings that did everything right but still came up short once the Academy got its hands on a slew of shinier objects. • Maybe So: It has a savvy backer in A24, which is riding high after its record-breaking showing at the most recent Oscars.
SALTBURN Amazon Studios & MGM; Emerald Fennell, Josey McNamara & Margot Robbie, Producers • Yes: Emerald Fennell is hot off an Oscar win and garnered a lot of fans with Promising Young Woman's caustic social commentary. This is purported to be a sardonic thriller in the vein of Patricia Highsmith. The BAFTA crowd might eat it up. • No: Fennell’s debut film also had passionate detractors who will have their knives sharpened this time. Sophomore features are all the trickier when you have vocal skeptics. • Maybe So: Amazon Studios have had a pretty anemic record in this category – Fennel’s involvement is more of a guarantor for the nomination than they are.
THE ZONE OF INTEREST A24; Ewa Puszczynska & James Wilson • Yes: This was going to be La chimera before Zone of Interest’s reviews streamed in. Glazer has reportedly made a masterful and chilling treatise on the banality of evil. Easily in the hunt for the Palme d’Or, and there’s usually room for the big Cannes breakout. • No: It also is entirely centered on the perpetrators of the Holocaust. What connects with critics on the Croisette may be too formalist and upsetting for the average Academy voter. • Maybe So: There’s been a recurring pattern of an international film cracking the Big 10 lately. There’s an entire global marketplace of competition, but this is currently top dog.
In the Mix: Asteroid City (Focus Features) Barbie (Warner Bros.) The Bikeriders (20th Century Studios) Challengers (MGM & United Artists) The Holdovers (Focus Features) La chimera (NEON) How Do You Live? (GKIDS) Napoleon (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment) Poor Things (Searchlight Pictures) Rustin (Netflix)
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DUNE: PART TWO Denis Villeneuve (Warner Bros.) • Yes: He pulled off a miracle by successfully adapting what was thought to be an unadaptable literary masterwork… and he was snubbed for his trouble. The second half of this story will be more action-oriented and conventionally satisfying, providing a good chance to make it up to him. • No: Unless his snub for Part One was more pointed, and there's a hard ceiling on how much the Academy appreciates his vision. Science-fiction mostly goes unappreciated in this branch. • Maybe So: If they announce an adaptation of Dune Messiah this year, maybe the Academy will punt the ball on recognizing him yet again for when he finishes the trilogy.
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Martin Scorsese (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) • Yes: Cinema’s finally opened up to Marty, but he’s run out of time. He is arguably the most beloved living director and he’s in his twilight era. And, as early looks go, he has the goods yet again. • No: The movie was crazy expensive, which might raise eyebrows, and maybe he's calcified into the sort of elder statesmen where people feel he doesn't need any more validation. • Maybe So: His nomination is the closest thing this category has to a lock. The only question is whether he’s genuinely in the hunt for another win.
OPPENHEIMER Christopher Nolan (Universal Pictures) • Yes: Household name devoting all his wizardry to a biopic with tremendous scope. He's marrying an intimate character study with state of the art pyrotechnic feats. The scale is going to be off the charts, and this is the kind of mature material that makes him harder to dismiss. • No: He's only been nominated once before, and it took a great big war epic to manage it. He also broke up with Warner Bros in a very public and dramatic fashion -- are there any hard feelings in the industry? • Maybe So: If Oppenheimer rakes in beaucoup bucks, Nolan could be doubly heralded for making a movie for adults a blockbuster event.
PAST LIVES Celine Song (A24) • Yes: Rapturous praise out of Sundance -- the kind of reviews that can sustain your buzz all year. Bringing personal flourishes to a universally relatable story is a good hook, and there's solid precedent for a festival darling cracking this field. • No: She's not just an up-and-comer -- this is her first film, period. That distinction can benefit somebody like Kevin Costner or Robert Redford, but the branch might flinch at welcoming in somebody so unknown to them. • Maybe So: Her movie's gotten the kind of acclaim that could outlast most competitors. If she's still the critical darling by the end of the year, she'll be in a solid position.
THE ZONE OF INTEREST Jonathan Glazer (A24) • Yes: A critically respected auteur hits a vein with an audacious portrayal of historical evil that feels relevant to modern tensions. He has the adventurous spirit and the formal rigor that this branch respects. • No: How beloved is he, really? His previous films have fervent fans but were largely niche. His latest work is paradoxically more Academy friendly, but will it be too alienating to maintain awards traction? • Maybe So: He could pull off a nod here even if his film proves too limited in appeal to break into the Big 10.
In the Mix: La chimera Alice Rohrwacher (NEON) The Color Purple Blitz Bazawule (Warner Bros.) How Do You Live? Hayao Miyazaki (GKIDS) Maestro Bradley Cooper (Netflix) Saltburn Emerald Fennell (Amazon Studios & MGM)
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THE ACTOR André Holland (NEON) • Yes: This is very much a NGNG swing, but the track's laid for the little acting nod that could. This role was plum enough that Ryan Gosling originally snagged it. Paired with a smart distributor like NEON, Holland could be one of the season's biggest surprises. • No: Duke Johnson has only ever directed stop-motion animation before. How weird is this going to be? Are we gonna get a trailer and discover that the whole thing -- surprise! -- is done with puppets or something? • Maybe So: Holland's been terrific for a long time. Feels like an actor just waiting for the right role to break into the club.
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Leonardo DiCaprio (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) • Yes: He’s Leo, back together again with Scorsese. Can you believe it’s already been 10 years since their last movie together? • No: He’s been celebrated to the point where he needs to show whole new facets of his range to avoid being taken for granted. If you want to get numerical about it: his five previous collaborations with Scorsese only yielded two nominations for himself. Even if he’s arguably the biggest star in the world, his awards recognition is never a given. • Maybe So: The initial reviews should lay to rest any quibbling about his chances. Not only has he been breathlessly praised, but several notices have called this his best work yet. He’s going to be in the hunt for his second trophy.
MAESTRO Bradley Cooper (Netflix) • Yes: He's already proven to be his own best director and he's throwing everything but the kitchen sink at this one. Creative genius, repressed sexuality, transformative old age makeup. • No: The Academy was fairly rude to him for A Star Is Born, which was chalked up to him 'wanting it too much.' Playing Leonard Bernstein is wanting it a helluva lot more blatantly than playing Jackson Maine. Are they just not that into him? • Maybe So: The movie would have to be a pretty underwhelming flop for him not to be a strong contender here. He's the presumptive frontrunner; if he lands the plane, he could very well steamroll the competition.
OPPENHEIMER Cillian Murphy (Universal Pictures) • Yes: J. Robert Oppenheimer is a hugely consequential figure swathed in complexity. The movie is emphasizing his historical importance -- "The Man Who Moved the Earth" -- and promises to be very much about him and not just his creation. Murphy's a high-profile pro who has never really had his awards shot, give or take a Breakfast on Pluto. • No: The picture's a big pyrotechnic epic full of sturm and drang. Having to share star status with Christopher Nolan, will there be enough attention left over for the actors? • Maybe So: Nolan and Murphy have emphasized their collaboration in the press rollout. Are they positioning themselves as a package deal?
SALTBURN Barry Keoghan (Amazon Studios & MGM) • Yes: His career has a full head of steam after The Banshees of Inisherin got him into the awards club. He’s purportedly the lead playing a character reminiscent of Tom Ripley. He gives good unnerving freak; this could be an organic leveling up for him as a new star. • No: Conniving and alienating characters can be a tough sell in this category. Perhaps a little bit of Keoghan goes a long way with Academy voters; do they prefer him as a garnish rather than the main course? He’s also still fairly young for this category. • Maybe So: He’s got a lot of big projects in the pipeline. A sense of momentum helps.
In the Mix: Bob Marley: One Love Kingsley Ben-Adir (Paramount Pictures) The Holdovers Paul Giamatti (Focus Features) A Little Prayer David Strathairn (Sony Pictures Classics) Napoleon Joaquin Phoenix (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment) Rustin Colman Domingo (Netflix)
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THE COLOR PURPLE Fantasia Barrino (Warner Bros.) • Yes: She originated this role on the stage and the character is a plum portrait of resilience and self-actualization. Plenty of ballads to chew on, and it bears mentioning that Barrino has already triumphed in a singing contest. • No: She may have originated the role on stage, but Cynthia Erivo put an indelible stamp on it with the revival. Will Barrino be able to reclaim the role, or will there be grumbles that Erivo would’ve been preferable casting? Meanwhile, Barrino’s caught flack before for conservative opinions. Is she a potential gaffe machine on the campaign trail? • Maybe So: She wouldn’t be the first contestant from America Idol’s third season to go on and win an Oscar.
MAY DECEMBER Natalie Portman (TBD) • Yes: Portman will lay dormant for several years at a time before springing up to remind everyone of her formidability. Initial reviews have been ecstatic about her performance as an actor who takes their method to disconcerting extremes. She reportedly shows a new facet of her range. • No: This category is shaping up to be competitive, and mannered camp might suffer in comparison to other contenders’ straightforward histrionics. • Maybe So: Moore will also be a player this season, and co-stars both in the running tend to bolster each others’ positioning.
NYAD Annette Bening (Netflix) • Yes: Bening's been overdue for so long that most have given up hope, but here she's playing a record-setting inspirational figure in a highly physical role. Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi have been absolutely blockbuster documentary filmmakers and deserve some benefit of the doubt in their fictional debut. • No: There's a modicum of controversy over the real Diana Nyad's records, which would undercut the picture with messy discourse. Documentarians transitioning into fiction filmmaking might yield mixed results. And Bening's been ignored for great work before. • Maybe So: It'd be nice to have an older actress in a star vehicle for this category.
PAST LIVES Greta Lee (Searchlight Pictures) • Yes: Her movie's been praised to high heaven, and she's been singled out as an integral ingredient. Everyone who's seen the picture loves her performance. • No: She's not a star; up until now she's just been a (delightful) supporting player on television. When stacked up against more famous faces, will she be drowned out? • Maybe So: If the film endures throughout the awards race, it's hard to see it being recognized without her along for the ride.
POOR THINGS Emma Stone (Searchlight Pictures) • Yes: For such a huge star, Stone's kept a pretty low profile since her last Lanthimos collaboration, aside from emerging to cash a Cruella paycheck. That's a five year absence from serious roles, but she's coming back with a vengeance in this gonzo role: a drowned woman who is resuscitated with the brain of an infant. The opportunities for physical and verbal comedy are endless, and The Favourite proved that Yorgos brings out the best in her. • No: The role is absolutely bizarre on paper and might be too broad and off-putting for establishment tastes. º Maybe So: I don't know, I think it sounds so crazy that it just might work. She'll sure as shit stand out from the crowd.
In the Mix: Barbie Margot Robbie (Warner Bros.) Challengers Zendaya (MGM & United Artists) Killers of the Flower Moon Lily Gladstone (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) Maestro Carey Mulligan (Netflix) Anatomy of a Fall / The Zone of Interest Sandra Hüller (A24 / TBD)
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THE COLOR PURPLE Colman Domingo (Warner Bros.) • Yes: A hard-working character actor who's been giving way more than he gets (this dude is still plugging away on Fear the Walking Dead) finally gets his big moment on film. Having Rustin — however that turns out — premiere in the same season can only bolster his spotlight. • No: Danny Glover was snubbed for the same role nearly 40 years ago; is this going to strictly be the ladies’ show? Mister is a deeply unlikable character; maybe playing someone this off-putting is a thankless task. • Maybe So: He’ll have a solo song or two that will give him the chance to bring the house down.
THE IRON CLAW Holt McCallany (A24) • Yes: This is a total NGNG hunch, hinging on The Iron Claw being a well-liked-but-small film where all the goodwill pools around McCallany playing the Von Erich patriarch. He's the sort of actor this category has a history of elevating. • No: Or maybe there's no "there" there, and the role just doesn't pop. Could have strong internal competition from co-stars like Jeremy Allen White. And even if the movie connects, McCallany's primarily from TV; would they hold that against him? • Maybe So: A24's pretty good at wringing acting nominations from their smaller awards vehicles. If McCallany's memorable in the movie, they might deem him a do-able pickup and make a concerted campaign push.
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Robert De Niro (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) • Yes: He’s reportedly back in top form as the sociopathic patriarch who waged a stealth genocide against the Osage tribe. Reviews have praised him mightily, with several calling it his best work in decades. • No: They were rude enough to snub him for his last reunion with Marty. Maybe the decades of paycheck roles have truly eroded his stock amongst voters? • Maybe So: He’s Robert fuckin’ De Niro, and he’s gotten up there in years. How many more opportunities will there honestly be to recognize him? “Three-time Academy Award Winner Robert De Niro” sounds just.
OPPENHEIMER Robert Downey Jr. (Universal Pictures) • Yes: It's been a long time since Downey played in this kind of sandbox. The Academy might be waiting for the first excuse to give him the damn trophy, let alone a win. • No: The movie will cover a lot of ground. Is Downey even going to be in it much? With an ensemble that huge, we could be looking at a series of extended cameos instead of juicy supporting roles. • Maybe So: If Nolan lets Downey cook a little bit, this could be a no-brainer. And if he brings some sorely needed levity to such an intense movie, watch out.
PAST LIVES John Magaro (A24) • Yes: Reviews have singled out his warm contribution to the film, his character proving so endearing that it greatly complicates audience sympathies with the central romance. It helps to be a part of what might just be the most critically acclaimed movie of the year. • No: As richly deserved Magaro’s awards breakout would be, he’s not exceedingly well-known. In a category usually reserved for scene stealers, is there room for a performance that is mild and sweet? • Maybe So: He’s accumulated a nice reputation as an Indie muse. First Cow was completely ignored in an uncompetitive year, but maybe enough voters will fondly remember Magaro’s gentle starring performance in that picture to give him some residual goodwill.
In the Mix: Barbie Ryan Gosling (Warner Bros.) BlackBerry Glenn Howerton (IFC Films) Killers of the Flower Moon Jesse Plemons (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) May December Charles Melton (TBD) Poor Things Willem Dafoe or Mark Ruffalo (Searchlight Pictures)
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AIR Viola Davis (Amazon Studios) • Yes: She was the standout in a well-liked movie, and Affleck has told anyone who will listen about how Michael Jordan himself requested her casting. • No: The movie arrived early and there will be newer and shinier objects in the months to come. There may also emerge a sentiment that Davis could’ve done this role in her sleep. • Maybe So: Davis is one of the most respected actors currently working and many felt she was snubbed last season for The Woman King. This nod could be an easy way for voters to make amends.
THE COLOR PURPLE Danielle Brooks (Warner Bros.) • Yes: She already garnered a Tony nomination for her rendition of Sofia, the brassiest and most charismatic character in the whole ensemble. She could steal the whole show. • No: Oprah Winfrey already put a pretty indelible stamp on this character in the popular imagination. Will Brooks’ reception suffer from comparisons? She’s also primarily known as a television actor — can she graduate to movie stardom? • Maybe So: I think this really depends on whether The Color Purple has the juice to rack up acting nods across the board or whether its capped at one or two.
THE COLOR PURPLE Taraji P. Henson (Warner Bros.) • Yes: Henson's the most famous of the ensemble and playing the (presumably beefed up) role of Shug. Even if the film underwhelms, she could be its standard bearer in the acting awards. • No: Internal competition with Danielle Brooks. Henson can sing, but will her Broadway-caliber costars outshine her? • Maybe So: Henson's popular and respected enough that she feels primed for becoming a regular at the Academy, roles willing.
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Lily Gladstone (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) • Yes: The adaptation was refocused onto DiCaprio’s conman, and by extension Gladstone will be front and center throughout. She is the most sympathetic character in the saga and a fresh face with a great campaign narrative (she was preparing to quit acting when she was contacted by Scorsese). Reviews out of Cannes have given her rapturous praise. • No: Will she go Leading instead? This feels like it'll draw accusations of category fraud wherever she's slotted. After Michelle Williams’ lead push last season, Gladstone and her team might feel bullish about her positioning. • Maybe So: There was already a narrative brewing about how her cultural insight greatly informed Scorsese’s approach to the material. Her nomination — and potential victory — would be a watershed moment for Indigenous representation in Hollywood. She’s going to be competitive for the win regardless of whichever category she winds up in.
MAY DECEMBER Julianne Moore (TBD) • Yes: Reunited with her signature director and reportedly turning out highly memorable work as a highly problematic woman blessed with a vacant conscience. Moore was a regular nominee until her eventual win; maybe it’s high time to re-up her presence at the Oscars. • No: The character might prove too icky for some. She’s been passed over for scorcher performances before. • Maybe So: There’s a plum narrative about Moore and Haynes’ collaborative relationship over the last 30 years that keeps her firmly in the conversation.
In the Mix: Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret Rachel McAdams (Lionsgate) Barbie America Ferrara (Warner Bros.) The Holdovers Da’Vine Joy Randolph (Focus Features) Napoleon Vanessa Kirby (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment) Saltburn Rosamund Pike (Amazon Studios & MGM)
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AIR Alex Convery (Amazon Studios)
LA CHIMERA Alice Rohrwacher (NEON)
MAY DECEMBER Samy Burch & Alex Mechanik (TBD)
PAST LIVES Celine Song (A24)
SALTBURN Emerald Fennell (Amazon Studios)
In the Mix: Asteroid City Wes Anderson (Focus Features) Barbie Greta Gerwig & Noah Baumbach (Warner Bros.) Fair Play Chloe Domont (Netflix) The Holdovers David Hemingson (Focus Features) Maestro Bradley Cooper & Josh Singer (Netflix)
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THE ACTOR Stephen Cooney & Duke Johnson (NEON)
DUNE: PART TWO Jon Spaihts & Denis Villeneuve (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Eric Roth & Martin Scorsese (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
OPPENHEIMER Christopher Nolan (Universal Pictures)
THE ZONE OF INTEREST Jonathan Glazer (A24)
In the Mix: Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret Kelly Fremon Craig (Lionsgate) The Bikeriders Jeff Nichols (20th Century Studios) BlackBerry Matt Johnson & Matthew Miller (IFC Films) The Color Purple Marcus Gardley (Warner Bros.) Poor Things Tony McNamara (Searchlight Pictures)
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DUNE: PART TWO Joe Walker (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Thelma Schoonmaker (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – DEAD RECKONING: PART ONE Eddie Hamilton (Paramount Pictures)
OPPENHEIMER Jennifer Lame (Universal Pictures)
SALTBURN Victoria Boydell (Amazon Studios & MGM)
In the Mix: Barbie Mary Jo Markey (Warner Bros.) The Color Purple Jon Poll (Warner Bros.) The Killer TBA (Netflix) Maestro Michelle Tesoro (Netflix) Past Lives Keith Fraase (A24)
- BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN CINEMATOGRAPHY -
THE COLOR PURPLE Dan Laustsen (Warner Bros.)
DUNE: PART TWO Greig Fraser (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Rodrigo Prieto (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
MAESTRO Matthew Libatique (Netflix)
OPPENHEIMER Hoyte van Hoytema (Universal Pictures)
In the Mix: The Killer Erik Messerschmidt (Netflix) Poor Things Robbie Ryan (Searchlight Pictures) The Zone of Interest Lukasz Zal (A24)
- BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN PRODUCTION DESIGN -
BARBIE Sarah Greenwood, Katie Spencer & Ashley Swanson (Warner Bros.)
THE COLOR PURPLE Paul D. Austerberry & Larry Dias (Warner Bros.)
DUNE: PART TWO Patrice Vermette & Shane Vieau (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Jack Fisk & Adam Willis (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
POOR THINGS Shona Heath, James Price & Zsuzsa Mihalek (Searchlight Pictures)
In the Mix: Asteroid City Adam Stockhausen & Kris Moran (Focus Features) Oppenheimer Ruth De Jong, Claire Kaufman & Adam Willis (Universal Pictures) Napoleon Arthur Max & Elli Griff (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment)
- BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN COSTUME DESIGN -
BARBIE Jacqueline Durran (Warner Bros.)
DUNE: PART TWO Jacqueline West (Warner Bros.)
FIREBRAND Michael O’Connor (TBD)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Jacqueline West (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
NAPOLEON Janty Yates & David Crossman (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment)
In the Mix: The Color Purple Francine Jamison-Tanchuck (Warner Bros.) Lee Michael O’Connor (Focus Features) Wonka Lindy Hemming (Warner Bros.)
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BARBIE Robb Crafer & Lois McIntosh (Warner Bros.)
GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 3 Mo Meinhart & Linda Traxler (Walt Disney Studio Pictures)
DUNE: PART TWO Allan Cooke & Megan Norris (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Beate Petruccelli & Jameson Eaton (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
MAESTRO Kazu Hiro, Jackie Risotto & Jameson Eaton (Netflix)
In the Mix: The Color Purple (Warner Bros.) Oppenheimer (Universal Pictures) Poor Things (Searchlight Pictures)
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DUNE: PART TWO Hans Zimmer (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Robbie Robertson (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
OPPENHEIMER Ludwig Göransson (Universal Pictures)
PAST LIVES Christopher Bear & Daniel Rossen (A24)
THE ZONE OF INTEREST Mica Levi (A24)
In the Mix: Barbie Alexandre Desplat (Searchlight Pictures) Elemental Thomas Newman (Walt Disney Studio Pictures) How Do You Live? Joe Hisaishi (GKIDS) Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (Walt Disney Studio Pictures) Napoleon Martin Phipps (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment)
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THE COLOR PURPLE “TBA” by H.E.R.
THE LITTLE MERMAID “TBA” by Lin-Manuel Miranda
MOVIE THAT DOESN’T EXIST “TBA” by Diane Warren
WISH “TBA” by Julia Michaels
WONKA “TBA” by Neil Hannon
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THE COLOR PURPLE Ken McGill & Renee Tondelli (Warner Bros.)
DUNE: PART TWO Dave Whitehead & Gareth John (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Mark Ulano & Philip Stockton (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
OPPENHEIMER Richard King & Michael W. Mitchell (Universal Pictures)
NAPOLEON Stéphane Bucher & Kevin Penney (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment)
In the Mix: The Creator (20th Century Studios) The Killer (Netflix) Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning: Part One (Paramount Pictures)
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THE CREATOR 20th Century Studios
DUNE: PART TWO Warner Bros.
GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 3 Walt Disney Studio Pictures
INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY Walt Disney Studio Pictures
OPPENHEIMER Universal Pictures
In the Mix: Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom (Warner Bros,) Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (Paramount Pictures) Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning: Part One (Paramount Pictures)
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HOW DO YOU LIVE? GKIDS; Hayao Miyazaki
SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE Columbia Pictures; Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers & Justin K. Thompson
THE SUPER MARIO BROS. MOVIE Universal Pictures; Aaron Horvath & Michael Jelenic
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES: MUTANT MAYHEM Paramount Pictures; Jeff Rowe & Kyler Spears
WISH Walt Disney Studio Pictures; Chris Buck & Fawn Veerasunthorn
In the Mix: Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget (Netflix) Elemental (Walt Disney Studio Pictures) Migration (Universal Pictures)
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ANATOMY OF A FALL France; Justine Triet (TBD)
LA CHIMERA Italy; Alice Rohrwacher (NEON)
EL CONDE Chile; Pablo Larraín (Netflix)
GODLAND Iceland; Hlyner Pálmason (Janus Films)
THE ZONE OF INTEREST Poland; Jonathan Frazer (A24)
Best Picture Nomination Tally
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AIR Amazon Studios; Ben Affleck, Matt Damon & David Ellison, Producers • Yes: Critically well-received crowdpleaser that hits the pop culture sweet spot. Affleck and Damon’s Artist Equity venture has gotten plaudits and may resonate even more after a year destined to be defined by guild strikes. • No: It’s an early spring release. Will it be forgotten months later amid a glut of new and shinier objects? It’s box office performance has generally been hailed as solid, but Amazon acquired it for a hefty price-tag. Will it be viewed as a wasteful investment in hindsight? • Maybe So: In a field of 10 nominees, a slighter picture like this can comfortably coast into inclusion by virtue of being broadly appealing. It doesn’t need to rack up many nominations elsewhere to still be a contender.
THE COLOR PURPLE Warner Bros.; Quincy Jones, Steven Spielberg & Oprah Winfrey, Producers • Yes: A musical with heft and sociopolitical resonance. The stage production already has a rich history of accolades, and this adaptation is backed by an all-star producer team. Could benefit from a reclamation narrative decades after Spielberg’s rendition was completely shut out of Oscar wins. • No: Even if it’s reconfigured as a musical, we’ve already seen this story in cinematic form. Could the same systemic biases that muted the 1985 film’s reception resurface this time around? Musicals have a mixed record with the modern Academy, and this one is directed by someone who cut their teeth in music videos. Could it wind up too glossy for its own good? • Maybe So: If Barbie becomes a serious contender, it’ll be tough for Warner Bros. to juggle campaigns for both films along with Dune.
DUNE: PART TWO Warner Bros.; Tanya Lapointe, Patrick McCormick & Denis Villeneuve • Yes: The first installment was richly rewarded with Oscars while being a much tougher sell. Villeneuve was able to win over audiences with what was ostensibly just setup, and this will be all payoff. If it's rousing enough it could even be in the hunt for the win. • No: Part One loomed large in a year with far fewer epics to compete with. It also existed in a very different box-office environment; Part Two will face much steeper financial expectations. Can it meet them? • Maybe So: Let’s not kid ourselves. Dune: Part Two’s nomination is the closest thing we have to a lock this year. It’s Muad’Dib time.
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures; Dan Friedkin, Daniel Lupi & Martin Scorsese, Producers • Yes: This is about as good as it gets on paper. Saint Scorsese directing a western epic with his two most quintessential stars paired together for the first time in decades. And it won’t lack for sociopolitical relevance. • No: It was last year's presumptive frontrunner and this year's as well. Those kind of expectations have sunk many a good film for the crime of not being a masterpiece. That runtime will also be a daunting barrier to entry for some. • Maybe So: So much of the talent involved have already been so richly rewarded that the package might not be viewed as the sexiest option — even if it fully lives up to everyone’s lofty expectations.
MAESTRO Netflix; Bradley Cooper, Martin Scorsese & Steven Spielberg, Producers • Yes: A portrait of a tortured genius and a prime opportunity for some Capital A acting. Cooper delivered the goods with a Star is Born, and having Leonard Bernstein's oeuvre as your soundtrack is a pretty great secret weapon. • No: Will this be so transparently baity that it turns people off? Portraits of troubled geniuses aren’t as hot as they used to be. The biggest worry of all: did Lydia Tár, Bernstein's greatest pupil, steal his thunder by getting there first? • Maybe So: A Star is Born was a hit in every sense of the word and still received a muted reception from the Academy that bordered on begrudging. Will Cooper course correct and play the campaign circuit more strategically this time?
MAY DECEMBER TBD; Jessica Elbaum, Will Ferrell & Grant S. Johnson, Producers • Yes: Strong notices coming out of Cannes, and this team has an impressive pedigree. A confirmed strong acting showcase, and its provocative premise will surely drum up a lot of attention in the months to come. • No: Haynes’ return to sardonic camp will be welcomed with open arms by his fans, but will it be too icy and disquieting to gain much traction beyond performances? • Maybe So: For such a starry film, it’s yet to secure distributor. This was reportedly a strategic decision by the producers to up the sales price, which may pay off with a glitzy acquisition. If distributors like Focus Features or Searchlight, awards mainstays who have softer slates than usual this year, snatch this up on the Croisette, it could become their primary racehorse.
OPPENHEIMER Universal Pictures; Christopher Nolan, Charles Roven & Emma Thomas • Yes: An historical drama with all the grandiosity and pyrotechnics of a blockbuster. The last time Nolan worked in this key (Dunkirk) was a resounding success. • No: It’s vulnerable to accusations of glorifying the atomic bomb (even if it resolutely doesn’t). Might prove more respected than genuinely liked. What if Barbie eats its lunch at the box-office? • Maybe So: Everything about this film’s rollout, from the marketing to cast and crew interviews, has been supremely confident.
PAST LIVES A24; David Hinojosa, Pamela Koffler & Christine Vachon • Yes: It wasn't just the best reviewed film out of Sundance — it's gotten the sort of praise that is usually reserved for the best of the year. It could prove omnipresent in the critics awards come year’s end. • No: It's a small-scale film releasing in the first half of the year. We've had our hearts broken before by festival darlings that did everything right but still came up short once the Academy got its hands on a slew of shinier objects. • Maybe So: It has a savvy backer in A24, which is riding high after its record-breaking showing at the most recent Oscars.
SALTBURN Amazon Studios & MGM; Emerald Fennell, Josey McNamara & Margot Robbie, Producers • Yes: Emerald Fennell is hot off an Oscar win and garnered a lot of fans with Promising Young Woman's caustic social commentary. This is purported to be a sardonic thriller in the vein of Patricia Highsmith. The BAFTA crowd might eat it up. • No: Fennell’s debut film also had passionate detractors who will have their knives sharpened this time. Sophomore features are all the trickier when you have vocal skeptics. • Maybe So: Amazon Studios have had a pretty anemic record in this category – Fennel’s involvement is more of a guarantor for the nomination than they are.
THE ZONE OF INTEREST A24; Ewa Puszczynska & James Wilson • Yes: This was going to be La chimera before Zone of Interest’s reviews streamed in. Glazer has reportedly made a masterful and chilling treatise on the banality of evil. Easily in the hunt for the Palme d’Or, and there’s usually room for the big Cannes breakout. • No: It also is entirely centered on the perpetrators of the Holocaust. What connects with critics on the Croisette may be too formalist and upsetting for the average Academy voter. • Maybe So: There’s been a recurring pattern of an international film cracking the Big 10 lately. There’s an entire global marketplace of competition, but this is currently top dog.
In the Mix: Asteroid City (Focus Features) Barbie (Warner Bros.) The Bikeriders (20th Century Studios) Challengers (MGM & United Artists) The Holdovers (Focus Features) La chimera (NEON) How Do You Live? (GKIDS) Napoleon (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment) Poor Things (Searchlight Pictures) Rustin (Netflix)
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DUNE: PART TWO Denis Villeneuve (Warner Bros.) • Yes: He pulled off a miracle by successfully adapting what was thought to be an unadaptable literary masterwork… and he was snubbed for his trouble. The second half of this story will be more action-oriented and conventionally satisfying, providing a good chance to make it up to him. • No: Unless his snub for Part One was more pointed, and there's a hard ceiling on how much the Academy appreciates his vision. Science-fiction mostly goes unappreciated in this branch. • Maybe So: If they announce an adaptation of Dune Messiah this year, maybe the Academy will punt the ball on recognizing him yet again for when he finishes the trilogy.
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Martin Scorsese (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) • Yes: Cinema’s finally opened up to Marty, but he’s run out of time. He is arguably the most beloved living director and he’s in his twilight era. And, as early looks go, he has the goods yet again. • No: The movie was crazy expensive, which might raise eyebrows, and maybe he's calcified into the sort of elder statesmen where people feel he doesn't need any more validation. • Maybe So: His nomination is the closest thing this category has to a lock. The only question is whether he’s genuinely in the hunt for another win.
OPPENHEIMER Christopher Nolan (Universal Pictures) • Yes: Household name devoting all his wizardry to a biopic with tremendous scope. He's marrying an intimate character study with state of the art pyrotechnic feats. The scale is going to be off the charts, and this is the kind of mature material that makes him harder to dismiss. • No: He's only been nominated once before, and it took a great big war epic to manage it. He also broke up with Warner Bros in a very public and dramatic fashion -- are there any hard feelings in the industry? • Maybe So: If Oppenheimer rakes in beaucoup bucks, Nolan could be doubly heralded for making a movie for adults a blockbuster event.
PAST LIVES Celine Song (A24) • Yes: Rapturous praise out of Sundance -- the kind of reviews that can sustain your buzz all year. Bringing personal flourishes to a universally relatable story is a good hook, and there's solid precedent for a festival darling cracking this field. • No: She's not just an up-and-comer -- this is her first film, period. That distinction can benefit somebody like Kevin Costner or Robert Redford, but the branch might flinch at welcoming in somebody so unknown to them. • Maybe So: Her movie's gotten the kind of acclaim that could outlast most competitors. If she's still the critical darling by the end of the year, she'll be in a solid position.
THE ZONE OF INTEREST Jonathan Glazer (A24) • Yes: A critically respected auteur hits a vein with an audacious portrayal of historical evil that feels relevant to modern tensions. He has the adventurous spirit and the formal rigor that this branch respects. • No: How beloved is he, really? His previous films have fervent fans but were largely niche. His latest work is paradoxically more Academy friendly, but will it be too alienating to maintain awards traction? • Maybe So: He could pull off a nod here even if his film proves too limited in appeal to break into the Big 10.
In the Mix: La chimera Alice Rohrwacher (NEON) The Color Purple Blitz Bazawule (Warner Bros.) How Do You Live? Hayao Miyazaki (GKIDS) Maestro Bradley Cooper (Netflix) Saltburn Emerald Fennell (Amazon Studios & MGM)
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THE ACTOR André Holland (NEON) • Yes: This is very much a NGNG swing, but the track's laid for the little acting nod that could. This role was plum enough that Ryan Gosling originally snagged it. Paired with a smart distributor like NEON, Holland could be one of the season's biggest surprises. • No: Duke Johnson has only ever directed stop-motion animation before. How weird is this going to be? Are we gonna get a trailer and discover that the whole thing -- surprise! -- is done with puppets or something? • Maybe So: Holland's been terrific for a long time. Feels like an actor just waiting for the right role to break into the club.
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Leonardo DiCaprio (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) • Yes: He’s Leo, back together again with Scorsese. Can you believe it’s already been 10 years since their last movie together? • No: He’s been celebrated to the point where he needs to show whole new facets of his range to avoid being taken for granted. If you want to get numerical about it: his five previous collaborations with Scorsese only yielded two nominations for himself. Even if he’s arguably the biggest star in the world, his awards recognition is never a given. • Maybe So: The initial reviews should lay to rest any quibbling about his chances. Not only has he been breathlessly praised, but several notices have called this his best work yet. He’s going to be in the hunt for his second trophy.
MAESTRO Bradley Cooper (Netflix) • Yes: He's already proven to be his own best director and he's throwing everything but the kitchen sink at this one. Creative genius, repressed sexuality, transformative old age makeup. • No: The Academy was fairly rude to him for A Star Is Born, which was chalked up to him 'wanting it too much.' Playing Leonard Bernstein is wanting it a helluva lot more blatantly than playing Jackson Maine. Are they just not that into him? • Maybe So: The movie would have to be a pretty underwhelming flop for him not to be a strong contender here. He's the presumptive frontrunner; if he lands the plane, he could very well steamroll the competition.
OPPENHEIMER Cillian Murphy (Universal Pictures) • Yes: J. Robert Oppenheimer is a hugely consequential figure swathed in complexity. The movie is emphasizing his historical importance -- "The Man Who Moved the Earth" -- and promises to be very much about him and not just his creation. Murphy's a high-profile pro who has never really had his awards shot, give or take a Breakfast on Pluto. • No: The picture's a big pyrotechnic epic full of sturm and drang. Having to share star status with Christopher Nolan, will there be enough attention left over for the actors? • Maybe So: Nolan and Murphy have emphasized their collaboration in the press rollout. Are they positioning themselves as a package deal?
SALTBURN Barry Keoghan (Amazon Studios & MGM) • Yes: His career has a full head of steam after The Banshees of Inisherin got him into the awards club. He’s purportedly the lead playing a character reminiscent of Tom Ripley. He gives good unnerving freak; this could be an organic leveling up for him as a new star. • No: Conniving and alienating characters can be a tough sell in this category. Perhaps a little bit of Keoghan goes a long way with Academy voters; do they prefer him as a garnish rather than the main course? He’s also still fairly young for this category. • Maybe So: He’s got a lot of big projects in the pipeline. A sense of momentum helps.
In the Mix: Bob Marley: One Love Kingsley Ben-Adir (Paramount Pictures) The Holdovers Paul Giamatti (Focus Features) A Little Prayer David Strathairn (Sony Pictures Classics) Napoleon Joaquin Phoenix (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment) Rustin Colman Domingo (Netflix)
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THE COLOR PURPLE Fantasia Barrino (Warner Bros.) • Yes: She originated this role on the stage and the character is a plum portrait of resilience and self-actualization. Plenty of ballads to chew on, and it bears mentioning that Barrino has already triumphed in a singing contest. • No: She may have originated the role on stage, but Cynthia Erivo put an indelible stamp on it with the revival. Will Barrino be able to reclaim the role, or will there be grumbles that Erivo would’ve been preferable casting? Meanwhile, Barrino’s caught flack before for conservative opinions. Is she a potential gaffe machine on the campaign trail? • Maybe So: She wouldn’t be the first contestant from America Idol’s third season to go on and win an Oscar.
MAY DECEMBER Natalie Portman (TBD) • Yes: Portman will lay dormant for several years at a time before springing up to remind everyone of her formidability. Initial reviews have been ecstatic about her performance as an actor who takes their method to disconcerting extremes. She reportedly shows a new facet of her range. • No: This category is shaping up to be competitive, and mannered camp might suffer in comparison to other contenders’ straightforward histrionics. • Maybe So: Moore will also be a player this season, and co-stars both in the running tend to bolster each others’ positioning.
NYAD Annette Bening (Netflix) • Yes: Bening's been overdue for so long that most have given up hope, but here she's playing a record-setting inspirational figure in a highly physical role. Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi have been absolutely blockbuster documentary filmmakers and deserve some benefit of the doubt in their fictional debut. • No: There's a modicum of controversy over the real Diana Nyad's records, which would undercut the picture with messy discourse. Documentarians transitioning into fiction filmmaking might yield mixed results. And Bening's been ignored for great work before. • Maybe So: It'd be nice to have an older actress in a star vehicle for this category.
PAST LIVES Greta Lee (Searchlight Pictures) • Yes: Her movie's been praised to high heaven, and she's been singled out as an integral ingredient. Everyone who's seen the picture loves her performance. • No: She's not a star; up until now she's just been a (delightful) supporting player on television. When stacked up against more famous faces, will she be drowned out? • Maybe So: If the film endures throughout the awards race, it's hard to see it being recognized without her along for the ride.
POOR THINGS Emma Stone (Searchlight Pictures) • Yes: For such a huge star, Stone's kept a pretty low profile since her last Lanthimos collaboration, aside from emerging to cash a Cruella paycheck. That's a five year absence from serious roles, but she's coming back with a vengeance in this gonzo role: a drowned woman who is resuscitated with the brain of an infant. The opportunities for physical and verbal comedy are endless, and The Favourite proved that Yorgos brings out the best in her. • No: The role is absolutely bizarre on paper and might be too broad and off-putting for establishment tastes. º Maybe So: I don't know, I think it sounds so crazy that it just might work. She'll sure as shit stand out from the crowd.
In the Mix: Barbie Margot Robbie (Warner Bros.) Challengers Zendaya (MGM & United Artists) Killers of the Flower Moon Lily Gladstone (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) Maestro Carey Mulligan (Netflix) Anatomy of a Fall / The Zone of Interest Sandra Hüller (A24 / TBD)
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THE COLOR PURPLE Colman Domingo (Warner Bros.) • Yes: A hard-working character actor who's been giving way more than he gets (this dude is still plugging away on Fear the Walking Dead) finally gets his big moment on film. Having Rustin — however that turns out — premiere in the same season can only bolster his spotlight. • No: Danny Glover was snubbed for the same role nearly 40 years ago; is this going to strictly be the ladies’ show? Mister is a deeply unlikable character; maybe playing someone this off-putting is a thankless task. • Maybe So: He’ll have a solo song or two that will give him the chance to bring the house down.
THE IRON CLAW Holt McCallany (A24) • Yes: This is a total NGNG hunch, hinging on The Iron Claw being a well-liked-but-small film where all the goodwill pools around McCallany playing the Von Erich patriarch. He's the sort of actor this category has a history of elevating. • No: Or maybe there's no "there" there, and the role just doesn't pop. Could have strong internal competition from co-stars like Jeremy Allen White. And even if the movie connects, McCallany's primarily from TV; would they hold that against him? • Maybe So: A24's pretty good at wringing acting nominations from their smaller awards vehicles. If McCallany's memorable in the movie, they might deem him a do-able pickup and make a concerted campaign push.
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Robert De Niro (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) • Yes: He’s reportedly back in top form as the sociopathic patriarch who waged a stealth genocide against the Osage tribe. Reviews have praised him mightily, with several calling it his best work in decades. • No: They were rude enough to snub him for his last reunion with Marty. Maybe the decades of paycheck roles have truly eroded his stock amongst voters? • Maybe So: He’s Robert fuckin’ De Niro, and he’s gotten up there in years. How many more opportunities will there honestly be to recognize him? “Three-time Academy Award Winner Robert De Niro” sounds just.
OPPENHEIMER Robert Downey Jr. (Universal Pictures) • Yes: It's been a long time since Downey played in this kind of sandbox. The Academy might be waiting for the first excuse to give him the damn trophy, let alone a win. • No: The movie will cover a lot of ground. Is Downey even going to be in it much? With an ensemble that huge, we could be looking at a series of extended cameos instead of juicy supporting roles. • Maybe So: If Nolan lets Downey cook a little bit, this could be a no-brainer. And if he brings some sorely needed levity to such an intense movie, watch out.
PAST LIVES John Magaro (A24) • Yes: Reviews have singled out his warm contribution to the film, his character proving so endearing that it greatly complicates audience sympathies with the central romance. It helps to be a part of what might just be the most critically acclaimed movie of the year. • No: As richly deserved Magaro’s awards breakout would be, he’s not exceedingly well-known. In a category usually reserved for scene stealers, is there room for a performance that is mild and sweet? • Maybe So: He’s accumulated a nice reputation as an Indie muse. First Cow was completely ignored in an uncompetitive year, but maybe enough voters will fondly remember Magaro’s gentle starring performance in that picture to give him some residual goodwill.
In the Mix: Barbie Ryan Gosling (Warner Bros.) BlackBerry Glenn Howerton (IFC Films) Killers of the Flower Moon Jesse Plemons (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) May December Charles Melton (TBD) Poor Things Willem Dafoe or Mark Ruffalo (Searchlight Pictures)
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AIR Viola Davis (Amazon Studios) • Yes: She was the standout in a well-liked movie, and Affleck has told anyone who will listen about how Michael Jordan himself requested her casting. • No: The movie arrived early and there will be newer and shinier objects in the months to come. There may also emerge a sentiment that Davis could’ve done this role in her sleep. • Maybe So: Davis is one of the most respected actors currently working and many felt she was snubbed last season for The Woman King. This nod could be an easy way for voters to make amends.
THE COLOR PURPLE Danielle Brooks (Warner Bros.) • Yes: She already garnered a Tony nomination for her rendition of Sofia, the brassiest and most charismatic character in the whole ensemble. She could steal the whole show. • No: Oprah Winfrey already put a pretty indelible stamp on this character in the popular imagination. Will Brooks’ reception suffer from comparisons? She’s also primarily known as a television actor — can she graduate to movie stardom? • Maybe So: I think this really depends on whether The Color Purple has the juice to rack up acting nods across the board or whether its capped at one or two.
THE COLOR PURPLE Taraji P. Henson (Warner Bros.) • Yes: Henson's the most famous of the ensemble and playing the (presumably beefed up) role of Shug. Even if the film underwhelms, she could be its standard bearer in the acting awards. • No: Internal competition with Danielle Brooks. Henson can sing, but will her Broadway-caliber costars outshine her? • Maybe So: Henson's popular and respected enough that she feels primed for becoming a regular at the Academy, roles willing.
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Lily Gladstone (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures) • Yes: The adaptation was refocused onto DiCaprio’s conman, and by extension Gladstone will be front and center throughout. She is the most sympathetic character in the saga and a fresh face with a great campaign narrative (she was preparing to quit acting when she was contacted by Scorsese). Reviews out of Cannes have given her rapturous praise. • No: Will she go Leading instead? This feels like it'll draw accusations of category fraud wherever she's slotted. After Michelle Williams’ lead push last season, Gladstone and her team might feel bullish about her positioning. • Maybe So: There was already a narrative brewing about how her cultural insight greatly informed Scorsese’s approach to the material. Her nomination — and potential victory — would be a watershed moment for Indigenous representation in Hollywood. She’s going to be competitive for the win regardless of whichever category she winds up in.
MAY DECEMBER Julianne Moore (TBD) • Yes: Reunited with her signature director and reportedly turning out highly memorable work as a highly problematic woman blessed with a vacant conscience. Moore was a regular nominee until her eventual win; maybe it’s high time to re-up her presence at the Oscars. • No: The character might prove too icky for some. She’s been passed over for scorcher performances before. • Maybe So: There’s a plum narrative about Moore and Haynes’ collaborative relationship over the last 30 years that keeps her firmly in the conversation.
In the Mix: Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret Rachel McAdams (Lionsgate) Barbie America Ferrara (Warner Bros.) The Holdovers Da’Vine Joy Randolph (Focus Features) Napoleon Vanessa Kirby (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment) Saltburn Rosamund Pike (Amazon Studios & MGM)
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AIR Alex Convery (Amazon Studios)
LA CHIMERA Alice Rohrwacher (NEON)
MAY DECEMBER Samy Burch & Alex Mechanik (TBD)
PAST LIVES Celine Song (A24)
SALTBURN Emerald Fennell (Amazon Studios)
In the Mix: Asteroid City Wes Anderson (Focus Features) Barbie Greta Gerwig & Noah Baumbach (Warner Bros.) Fair Play Chloe Domont (Netflix) The Holdovers David Hemingson (Focus Features) Maestro Bradley Cooper & Josh Singer (Netflix)
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THE ACTOR Stephen Cooney & Duke Johnson (NEON)
DUNE: PART TWO Jon Spaihts & Denis Villeneuve (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Eric Roth & Martin Scorsese (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
OPPENHEIMER Christopher Nolan (Universal Pictures)
THE ZONE OF INTEREST Jonathan Glazer (A24)
In the Mix: Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret Kelly Fremon Craig (Lionsgate) The Bikeriders Jeff Nichols (20th Century Studios) BlackBerry Matt Johnson & Matthew Miller (IFC Films) The Color Purple Marcus Gardley (Warner Bros.) Poor Things Tony McNamara (Searchlight Pictures)
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DUNE: PART TWO Joe Walker (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Thelma Schoonmaker (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – DEAD RECKONING: PART ONE Eddie Hamilton (Paramount Pictures)
OPPENHEIMER Jennifer Lame (Universal Pictures)
SALTBURN Victoria Boydell (Amazon Studios & MGM)
In the Mix: Barbie Mary Jo Markey (Warner Bros.) The Color Purple Jon Poll (Warner Bros.) The Killer TBA (Netflix) Maestro Michelle Tesoro (Netflix) Past Lives Keith Fraase (A24)
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THE COLOR PURPLE Dan Laustsen (Warner Bros.)
DUNE: PART TWO Greig Fraser (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Rodrigo Prieto (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
MAESTRO Matthew Libatique (Netflix)
OPPENHEIMER Hoyte van Hoytema (Universal Pictures)
In the Mix: The Killer Erik Messerschmidt (Netflix) Poor Things Robbie Ryan (Searchlight Pictures) The Zone of Interest Lukasz Zal (A24)
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BARBIE Sarah Greenwood, Katie Spencer & Ashley Swanson (Warner Bros.)
THE COLOR PURPLE Paul D. Austerberry & Larry Dias (Warner Bros.)
DUNE: PART TWO Patrice Vermette & Shane Vieau (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Jack Fisk & Adam Willis (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
POOR THINGS Shona Heath, James Price & Zsuzsa Mihalek (Searchlight Pictures)
In the Mix: Asteroid City Adam Stockhausen & Kris Moran (Focus Features) Oppenheimer Ruth De Jong, Claire Kaufman & Adam Willis (Universal Pictures) Napoleon Arthur Max & Elli Griff (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment)
- BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN COSTUME DESIGN -
BARBIE Jacqueline Durran (Warner Bros.)
DUNE: PART TWO Jacqueline West (Warner Bros.)
FIREBRAND Michael O’Connor (TBD)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Jacqueline West (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
NAPOLEON Janty Yates & David Crossman (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment)
In the Mix: The Color Purple Francine Jamison-Tanchuck (Warner Bros.) Lee Michael O’Connor (Focus Features) Wonka Lindy Hemming (Warner Bros.)
- BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN MAKEUP & HAIRSTYLING -
BARBIE Robb Crafer & Lois McIntosh (Warner Bros.)
GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 3 Mo Meinhart & Linda Traxler (Walt Disney Studio Pictures)
DUNE: PART TWO Allan Cooke & Megan Norris (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Beate Petruccelli & Jameson Eaton (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
MAESTRO Kazu Hiro, Jackie Risotto & Jameson Eaton (Netflix)
In the Mix: The Color Purple (Warner Bros.) Oppenheimer (Universal Pictures) Poor Things (Searchlight Pictures)
- BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC, ORIGINAL SCORE -
DUNE: PART TWO Hans Zimmer (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Robbie Robertson (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
OPPENHEIMER Ludwig Göransson (Universal Pictures)
PAST LIVES Christopher Bear & Daniel Rossen (A24)
THE ZONE OF INTEREST Mica Levi (A24)
In the Mix: Barbie Alexandre Desplat (Searchlight Pictures) Elemental Thomas Newman (Walt Disney Studio Pictures) How Do You Live? Joe Hisaishi (GKIDS) Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (Walt Disney Studio Pictures) Napoleon Martin Phipps (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment)
- BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC, ORIGINAL SONG -
THE COLOR PURPLE “TBA” by H.E.R.
THE LITTLE MERMAID “TBA” by Lin-Manuel Miranda
MOVIE THAT DOESN’T EXIST “TBA” by Diane Warren
WISH “TBA” by Julia Michaels
WONKA “TBA” by Neil Hannon
- BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUND -
THE COLOR PURPLE Ken McGill & Renee Tondelli (Warner Bros.)
DUNE: PART TWO Dave Whitehead & Gareth John (Warner Bros.)
KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Mark Ulano & Philip Stockton (Apple Studios & Paramount Pictures)
OPPENHEIMER Richard King & Michael W. Mitchell (Universal Pictures)
NAPOLEON Stéphane Bucher & Kevin Penney (Apple Studios & Sony Pictures Entertainment)
In the Mix: The Creator (20th Century Studios) The Killer (Netflix) Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning: Part One (Paramount Pictures)
- BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN VISUAL EFFECTS -
THE CREATOR 20th Century Studios
DUNE: PART TWO Warner Bros.
GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 3 Walt Disney Studio Pictures
INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY Walt Disney Studio Pictures
OPPENHEIMER Universal Pictures
In the Mix: Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom (Warner Bros,) Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (Paramount Pictures) Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning: Part One (Paramount Pictures)
- BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM -
HOW DO YOU LIVE? GKIDS; Hayao Miyazaki
SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE Columbia Pictures; Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers & Justin K. Thompson
THE SUPER MARIO BROS. MOVIE Universal Pictures; Aaron Horvath & Michael Jelenic
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES: MUTANT MAYHEM Paramount Pictures; Jeff Rowe & Kyler Spears
WISH Walt Disney Studio Pictures; Chris Buck & Fawn Veerasunthorn
In the Mix: Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget (Netflix) Elemental (Walt Disney Studio Pictures) Migration (Universal Pictures)
- BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE FILM -
ANATOMY OF A FALL France; Justine Triet (TBD)
LA CHIMERA Italy; Alice Rohrwacher (NEON)
EL CONDE Chile; Pablo Larraín (Netflix)
GODLAND Iceland; Hlyner Pálmason (Janus Films)
THE ZONE OF INTEREST Poland; Jonathan Frazer (A24)
Best Picture Nomination Tally
| TITLE | NOMINATION TALLY |
|---|---|
| Killers of the Flower Moon | 13 nominations |
| Dune: Part Two | 11 nominations |
| Oppenheimer | 10 nominations |
| The Color Purple | 9 nominations |
| Past Lives | 6 nominations |
| The Zone of Interest | 5 nominations |
| Maestro, May December, Saltburn | 4 nominations |
| Air | 3 nominations |
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