Category: Academy Awards History

Other category winners to be announced on January 17. Unlike prior years, the African American Film Critics Association have announced their ranked top ten list and then will announce the remainder of their awards later. The only titles not usually on other lists with this group are Respect and Who We Are. Otherwise, a fairly…

No major surprises here. The Awards Best American Films CODA Don’t Look Up Dune King Richard Licorice Pizza Nightmare Alley The Power of the Dog tick, tick…BOOM! The Tragedy of Macbeth West Sidee Story Special Award Belfast Summer of Soul (…or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) American Film Institute Data Year Founded: 1967…

Another good pull for Licorice Pizza, which continues to surprise as one of the year’s prime Oscar contenders. Otherwise, the Atlanta list doesn’t look terribly inventive. Awards Tallies (5) Licorice Pizza (4) The Power of the Dog The Awards Best Picture Licorice Pizza Best Animated Film The Mitchells vs. the Machines Best Director Jane Campion…

The DC critics seem to be wanting to make statements and change the conversation. Their choices are both expected and unexpected depending on the category you’re looking at. Awards Tallies (3) Dune, The Power of the Dog (2) Belfast, tick, tick…BOOM! The Awards Best Film Belfast Best Animated Feature The Mitchells vs. the Machines Best…

12 critics. That’s all the stands between you and an award with the Detroit film critics. They handed out two ties, to be expected with such a small group. As are such idiosyncratic choices. Awards Tallies (2) Cyrano The Awards Best Picture Cyrano Best Animated Feature The Mitchells vs. the Machines Best Director Lin-Manuel Miranda…

Jane Campion’s The Power of the Dog tied Belfast for most nominations with a staggering 11 each. The next closest were Dune and West Side Story with 6 apiece. The Green Knight continues to hang on in spite of its lackluster opening earlier this year. The same can be said for CODA and The French…

It’s rather surprising that CODA has managed to hang on for so long to keep showing up in year-end awards. That suggests it might not have faded like some assumed. Meanwhile, most of the titles on this list are late releases or films that haven’t shown in theaters yet. Could be an interesting showdown. Nominations…