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The Online Film & Television Association celebrated its twenty years with its awards for 2015. Introducing the ranked Best Picture list and runners-up, the organization continues to show it isn’t interested in just predicting the Oscars. Mad Max: Fury Road, which isn’t on anyone’s radar as being a Best Picture frontrunner dominated these awards with 9 wins including Best Picture and Best Director. The acting categories were split between currently-projected Oscar winners and those who aren’t being predicted: Leonardo DiCaprio and Brie Larson versus Tom Hardy and Jennifer Jason Leigh. That isn’t to say their awards couldn’t become prophetic, but it seems unlikely.

Award Tallies

(9) Mad Max: Fury Road
(4) Room
(3) The Revenant

The Awards

Best Picture

Mad Max: Fury Road (Runner-Up: Spotlight)

Top Ten (Ranked):

  1. Mad Max: Fury Road
  2. Spotlight
  3. Brooklyn
  4. Room
  5. The Big Short
  6. Inside Out
  7. Carol
  8. The Revenant
  9. The Martian
  10. Bridge of Spies

Best Animated Feature

Inside Out (Runner-Up: Anomalisa)

Best Director

George Miller – Mad Max: Fury Road (Runner-Up: Alejandro G. Iรฑรกrritu – The Revenant)

Best Actor

Leonardo DiCaprio – The Revenant (Runner-Up: Michael Fassbender – Steve Jobs)

Best Actress

Brie Larson – Room (Runner-Up: Saoirse Ronan – Brooklyn)

Best Supporting Actor

Tom Hardy – The Revenant (Runner-Up: Mark Rylance – Bridge of Spies)

Best Supporting Actress

Jennifer Jason Leigh – The Hateful Eight (Runner-Up: Alicia Vikander – Ex Machina)

Best Original Screenplay

Spotlight (Runner-Up: Inside Out)

Best Adapted Screenplay

Room (Runner-Up: Brooklyn)

Best Original Score

The Hateful Eight (Runner-Up: Carol)

Best Original Song

“See You Again” – Furious 7 (Runner-Up: “Til It Happens to You” – The Hunting Ground)

Best Editing

Mad Max: Fury Road (Runner-Up: The Revenant)

Best Cinematography

The Revenant (Runner-Up: Mad Max: Fury Road)

Best Production Design

Mad Max: Fury Road (Runner-Up: Brooklyn)

Best Costume Design

Cinderella (Runner-Up: Carol)

Best Makeup & Hairstyling

Mad Max: Fury Road (Runner-Up: The Revenant)

Best Sound

Mad Max: Fury Road (Runner-Up: Star Wars: The Force Awakens)

Best Sound Effects

Mad Max: Fury Road (Runner-Up: Star Wars: The Force Awakens)

Best Visual Effects

Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Runner-Up: Mad Max: Fury Road)

Best Foreign Language Film

Son of Saul – Hungary (Runner-Up: Mustang – France)

Best Documentary Feature

Amy (Runner-Up: The Look of Silence)

Best Youth Performance

Jacob Tremblay – Room (Runner-Up: Abraham Attah – Beasts of No Nation)

Best Breakthrough Performance: Male

Jacob Tremblay – Room (Runner-Up: Emory Cohen – Brooklyn)

Best Breakthrough Performance: Female

Alicia Vikander – Ex Machina (Runner-Up: Daisy Ridley – Star Wars: The Force Awakens)

Best Voice-Over Performance

Amy Poehler – Inside Out (Runner-Up: Phyllis Smith – Inside Out)

Best Ensemble

Spotlight (Runner-Up: The Big Short)

Best Casting

Brooklyn (Runner-Up: Room)

Best Feature Debut

Alex Garland – Ex Machina (Writer / Director) (Runner-Up: Laszlo Nemes – Son of Saul (Director))

Best Adapted Song

“God Only Knows” – Love & Mercy (Runner-Up: “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” – Anomalisa)

Best Stunt Coordination

Mad Max: Fury Road (Runner-Up: Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation)

Best Titles Sequence

Spy – Opening Titles (Runner-Up: Ant-Man – End Titles)

Most Cinematic Moment

Mad Max: Fury Road – The Toxic Storm (Runner-Up: Room – The Escape)

Best Movie Trailer

Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Runner-Up: Mad Max: Fury Road)

Best Movie Poster

Mad Max: Fury Road (Runner-Up: Star Wars: The Force Awakens)

Online Film & Television Association Data

Year Founded: 1996
First Awards: 1996 (20)

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