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Critics Choice & More Frontrunners

 So Kpop received 2 nominations, for both Golden and the film itself, congrats Ejae. In terms of surprises, The Smashing Machine did not receive a lot of love. I'm aware that critics were not as pleased with the film as expected (me included), but I assumed that the industry would make it a big awards contender regardless. Obviously I was wrong. For Springsteen, again I am well aware that the reactions were more mixed, but like Smashing Machine I assumed that Hollywood would give White and Strong recognition either way. But neither of them received a nomination. I am also pleasantly surprised to see that Erivo has been "snubbed"😂. And shout out to Jacob Elordi for his nomination 👍🏾. 

Next up, here are some more frontrunners for the year;


Best Picture;


The Testament Of Ann Lee Hamnet
Not Out Yet, Uncertain                                        Will See, Will Review


 Rental Family                     Avatar 3
Will See, Will Review                                              Forgot This One, Will See


 Bugonia
Also Forgot, Have Not Seen, Will Not See





Best Actor;


 Timothée Chalamet
Marty Supreme



Best Actress;


 Amanda Seyfried         Jessie Buckley
The Testament Of Ann Lee                               Hamnet


 Emma Stone
Bugonia





Supporting Actor;


 Paul Mascal
Hamnet 



Best Director:


 Josh Safdie
Marty Supreme

I will point out that Testament Of Ann Lee and Avatar did not receive picture nominations. Thanks For Reading

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