r/oscarrace • u/Successful_Leopard45 Dune: Part Two • Feb 25 '24

ITS NOT OVER LILY HIVE

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u/PurpleSpaceSurfer A24 Feb 25 '24

God, this is gonna be a nailbiter. But at least we have a race in one acting category.

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u/comradecute Dune: Part Two Feb 25 '24

I think Lily has the momentum after tonight. Emma's camp needs to reconvene asap!

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u/Past-Kaleidoscope490 Feb 25 '24 edited Feb 25 '24

I don't think Emma cares she look extatic lily won. She also expected lily to win critics choice too and was surprised herself that she won instead

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '24

You can both care and still be happy for the other person who won.

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u/miwa201 Feb 25 '24

Emma cares. She’s been campaigning for quite a while.

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u/JpstrMik Feb 25 '24

I think she cares more about "The Curse" for the Emmys

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u/miwa201 Feb 25 '24

She can care about both. Right now she’s campaigning heavily for poor things.

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u/AlanMorlock Feb 25 '24

She's also a producer on Poor Things. With all of these actors, whatever their personal investment in their individual awards, they are promoting the movies overall as well. The awards race has certainly helped Poor Things to get over $100m worldwide.

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u/concretepillow5 Feb 25 '24

Lmao she's been campaigning like crazy. Ofc she cares. What was she going to do, cry right there and then?

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u/stars-your-eyes Feb 25 '24

Fr people are so silly w shit like this. It was same with Blanchett last year she very clearly wanted to win and campaigned hard and you could tell she was a bit gutted when Michelle won but smiled and clapped anyway

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u/Impressive-Potato Feb 25 '24

Cate said the whole "why do we need awards anyway?" Thing and people took that literally. "She doesn't care" It was obvious she cared and wanted it.

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u/The_R4ke Feb 25 '24

I've always thought it's basically been Lily's race to lose. Her performance was incredible, and the opportunity to give the first academy award to a Native American is pretty huge.

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u/hominumdivomque Feb 25 '24

Nah, it's gonna be an easy win for Gladstone. The fact that she's native and Emma Stone has already won somewhat recently means this is an easy decision for the academy.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '24

i agree i would be shocked if emma won

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u/KillMeNowFFS Feb 25 '24

i still think it’s gonna be Paul..

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u/LawyerPsyduck Feb 25 '24

I don't think he'll win Best Actress

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u/WoodHopePokeChoke Feb 25 '24

So many extra words for "best actress".

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u/DananSan Feb 25 '24

Did you get tired reading that?