2022 Oscar nominations announced

The nominations for the 94th Academy Awards were announced Tuesday and included films in a wide range of genres. "The Power of the Dog" led among nominated films with 12 nods. The drama's director, Jane Campion, made history by becoming the first woman to be nominated more than once for best director. #CNN #News

35 comments

    1. Do they have porn Oscars? Brandon & Kamala did a great job screwing our country in the @$$, thanks Democrats

    1. My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed that film.
      He often quotes the little boy in that movie “It’s biological.” 😄
      Miss Judi Dench is great! As is everyone else. Takes me back to what my mom and dad remembered, as well as our youth.

    2. He has been an incredible actor for many years… one of the best actors out there. _There Will Be Blood, Munich, Rome…_ all great performances.

    3. Tracee Ellis Ross mispronounced Hinds’ name, which is Kieran (as in Kieran Culkin); and Leslie Jordan f-ed up Dune director Denis’ name — Tracee, who speaks fluid French, should have been gifted that announcement instead lol And yes, when I saw Hinds and Dame Judi Dench in the film, I was gobsmacked (I’m a Yankee/American).

    1. @Gryfon _GameZ that’s because they dumbed down society, so that you care more about your pervert Hollywood heros, more than your families or educating yourselves.

    2. @Charis Perissos He has surrendered his phone….months ago. If charges are filled it should be against those responsible for the weapons and making sure they are safe. The person who had that job announced it was cold as it was brought on set and given to Baldwin.

    3. Who cares about someone getting shot when there is more important things like taking care of the child molesters in Hollywood

  1. Noticed: Married couple Javier bardem and Penelope Cruz both nominated in different movies! Both Spiderman stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Andrew Garfield nominated also for different movies. Even with those nominations, that will NOT boost box office for that outdated musical West Side Story, just like La La Land a few years back.

  2. Only pulling for The Eyes of Tammy Faye and especially the single greatest actor in the world today: Jessica Chastain.

  3. No nominations for Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch? Good for the other films, but hard pass for the Oscars

    1. His cinematography is always incredible, but the dial was turned up to 11 with this one… breathtaking!

  4. Do people still watch celebrities celebrating themselves? It used to be a real show and fun to watch. But now it’s just a politically correct woke fest of millionaires preaching. What’s the point.

  5. It better be Paul Thomas Anderson’s year for Best Director… he’s been the best filmmaker of the last 20 years, imo.
    _Passing_ got snubbed for Best Picture. 😕

  6. Difficult for fans to see the best of the best in movies and TV now unless they subscribe to Netflix, Disney, Amazon, Hulu, HBO and also go to the cinema during Covid.

  7. Just watched Spencer and was very impressed by Kristen Stewart. She is certainly deserving of an Oscar for this performance.

  8. The “Oscar Nominations” just get wonkier and wonkier. Javier Bardem and Nicole Kidman for “Being The Ricardos” — seriously — did Javier’s “accent” sound Cuban at all — Al Pacino (Scarface), we’d really like to know! No JEREMY IRONS for “House of Gucci” — or AL PACINO for “House of Gucci” or JARED LETO for “House of Gucci” (Spoiler-Alert!): it wasn’t until an hour into the film that I asked myself: “Is that Jared Leto?” after seeing a closeup of his face and eyes — when, at first, I thought it was Robert Duvall, but then realized Duvall is presently 91 years-old. Best Film noms: CODA and Don’t Look Up — no-brainers there — the final dinner scene in Don’t Look Up made me cry, but then I busted up laughing at the final scene with Meryl Streep LOL Kristen Stewart whom I dearly love was a flatliner in “Spencer” and we all love Denzel (referring to The Tragedy of Macbeth), but sadly Americans, unless they are specifically trained to do Shakespeare, their performances tend to feel awkward because the language of Shakespeare relies on enunciation, cadence and rhythm which is more naturally akin to British actors — just my humble opinion, no offense Denzel or Ms. McDormand. The cinematography in The Tragedy of Macbeth, shot in B&W/1:37:1 aspect, is radiant.

  9. Why does no one mention that Cumberbatch sounds like a cross between a valley girl and an old time Rhode Islander when doing an American accept? Americans sure are more forgiving with that sort of thing compared to Brittish audiences when an American actor performances a British accent.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.