More good news for Mad Max: Fury Road, which secured another Best Picture prize along with Best Director, Best Editing and Best Visual Effects. Leonardo DiCaprio makes another appearance at the top of a list as does Brie Larson who hasn’t gotten that much attention lately. It’s clear this group loved genre pics with Mad Max, Ex Machina, Anomalisa and What We Do in Shadows doing quite well.

Award Tallies

(4) Mad Max: Fury Road
(2) Anomalisa, Room, What We Do in the Shadows

The Awards

Best Picture

Mad Max: Fury Road (RU: Ex Machina)

Best Animated Film

Anomalisa (RU: Inside Out)

Best Director

George Miller – Mad Max: Fury Road (RU: Lenny Abrahamson – Room)

Best Actor

Leonardo DiCaprio – The Revenant (RU: Jason Segel – The End of the Tour)

Best Actress

Brie Larson – Room (RU: Charlize Theron – Mad Max: Fury Road)

Best Supporting Actor

Tom Noonan – Anomalisa (RU: Oscar Isaac – Ex Machina)

Best Supporting Actress

Jennifer Jason Leigh – The Hateful Eight (RU: Kristen Stewart – Clouds of Sils Maria)

Best Original Screenplay

What We Do in the Shadows (RU: Mistress America)

Best Adapted Screenplay

Room (RU: The End of the Tour)

Best Use of Music in a Film

The Hateful Eight (RU: Love & Mercy)

Best Editing

Mad Max: Fury Road (RU: Sicario)

Best Cinematography

Sicario (RU: The Revenant)

Best Production Design

Brooklyn (RU: Mad Max: Fury Road)

Best Sound Design

Mad Max: Fury Road (RU: Love & Mercy)

Best Visual Effects

The Walk (RU: Mad Max: Fury Road)

Best Foreign Film

Taxi (RU: White God)

Best Documentary

Cartel Land (RU: Amy)

Best Ensemble Performance

What We Do in the Shadows (RU: The Hateful Eight)

Breakthrough Artist

Jacob Tremblay – Room (RU: Alicia Vikander – Ex Machina, The Danish Girl)

Body of Work

Alicia Vikander – Ex Machina, The Danish Girl, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Burnt

San Diego Film Critics Society Data

First Awards: 1996 (20)