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Oscar 2018 Predictions

The oscars my Christmas and it’s finally here. For us who love movies the process of making movies the little details in what separates great film from mediocre overhyped films. True art is in everything you have your blockbusters you have your art house films in every genre but the Oscars unlike the joke that is the golden globes are where movies that never get their recognition sometimes, finally get to shine. So as a yearly event for me these are my predictions of who I think will win the oscar and who I think should win the Oscar and not to brag I’m usually on point. So let’s gets started. 

Best Picture nominees:
Shape of Water
Dunkirk
Get Out
Lady Bird
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri 
Call Me By Your Name  
Darkest Hour
Phantom Thread
The Post

Will Win: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri 
Should win: Call me By Your Name

Best Director nominees:
Guillermo Del Toro
Jordan Peele
Greta Gerwig
Christopher Nolan
Paul Thomas Anderson

Will Win: Guillermo Del Toro
Should win: Christopher Nolan

Best Actor Nominees:
Daniel Day-Lewis
Timothee Chalamet
Daniel Kaluuya
Denzel Washington
Gary Oldman

Will Win: Gary Oldman
Should win: Timothee Chalamet

Best Actress Nominees:
Sally Hawkins
Meryl Streep
Frances McDormand
Margot Robbie
Saoirse Ronan

Will Win: Frances McDormand
Should win: Frances McDormand

Best Supporting Actor Nominees:
Sam Rockwell
Woody Harrelson
Christopher Plummer
Willem Dafoe
Richard Jenkins

Will Win: Sam Rockwell
Should win: Sam Rockwell

Best Supporting Actress Nominees:
Allison Janney
Lesley Manville
Laurie Metcalf
Mary J Blige
Octavia Spencer

Will Win: Allison Janney
Should win: Allison Janney

Best Adapted Screenplay Nominees:
Call Me By Your Name
Mudbound
The Disaster Artist
Logan
Molly’s Game

Will Win: Call Me By Your Name
Should Win: Call Me By Your Name

Best Original Screenplay Nominees:
The Shape of Water
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri 
Get Out
the Big Sick
Lady Bird

Will Win: Get Out
Should Win: Lady Bird

Best Animated Feature Film Nominees:
Coco
Ferdinand
Loving Vincent
The Breadwinner
The Boss Baby

Will Win: Coco
Should win: Coco

Best Cinematography Nominees:
Rachel Morrison- Mudbound
Bruno Delbonnel- Darkest Hour
Hoyte Van Hoytema- Dunkirk
Roger Deakins- BladeRunner 2049
Dan Laustsen- The Shape Of Water

Will Win: BladeRunner 2049
Should win: BladeRunner 2049

Best Costume Design Nominees:
Mark Bridges- Phantom Thread
Consolata Boyle- Victoria & Abdul
Jacqueline Durran- Beauty & The Beast
Jacqueline Durran- Darkest Hour
Luis Sequeira- The Shape Of Water

Will Win: Phantom Thread
Should win: Phantom Thread

Best Film Editing Nominees:
Sidney Wolinsky- The Shape Of Water
Jonathan Amos- Baby Driver
Lee Smith- Dunkirk
Paul Machliss- Baby Driver
Jon Gregory- Three Billboards
Tatiana S. Riegel- I, Tonya

Will Win: Dunkirk
Should Win: Dunkirk

Best Original Score:

Will Win: Shape Of Water
Should win: Shape Of Water

Best Original Song:

Will Win: Remember Me (Coco)
Should win: Remember Me (Coco)



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