Showing posts with label Final Oscar Predictions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Final Oscar Predictions. Show all posts

Sunday, March 10, 2024

MTFB SPECIAL: FINAL OSCAR PREDICTIONS FOR TONIGHT

 FINAL OSCAR PREDICTIONS (TFF films in Bold).

Best Picture:  Winner: Oppenheimer. Upset: The Holdovers.
Best Direction: Winner: Christopher Nolan/Oppenheimer. Upset: Jonathan Glazer/The Zone of Interest
Best Actress: Winner: Lily Gladstone/Killers of the Flower Moon. Upset: Emma Stone/Poor Things
Best Actor: Winner: Cillian Murphy/Oppenheimer.  Upset: Paul Giamatti/The Holdovers.
Best Supporting Actress: Winner: Da'Vine Joy Randolph/The Holdovers.  Upset: Emily Blunt/Oppenheimer.
Best Supporting Actor: Winner: Robert Downey, Jr./Oppenheimer.  Upset: Ryan Gosling/Barbie.
Best Adapted Screenplay: Winner: American Fiction.  Upset: Barbie.
Best Original Screenplay: Winner: Anatomy of a Fall.  Upset: The Holdovers.
Best International Film: Winner: The Zone of Interest.  Upset: Society of the Snow.
Best Animated Film: Winner: Spiderman: Across the Spider-Verse.  Upset: The Boy and the Heron.
Best Documentary: Winner: 20 Days in Mariupol.  Upset: Bobi Wine: The People's President.
Best Cinematography: Winner: Oppenheimer.  Upset: Poor Things.
Best Editing: Winner: Oppenheimer.  Upset: The Holdovers.
Best Original Score: Winner: Oppenheimer.  Upset: Killers of the Flower Moon.
Best Original Song: Winner: What Was I Made For?/Barbie.  Upset: I'm Just Ken/Barbie.
Best Production Design: Winner: Poor Things.  Upset: Barbie.
Best Costume Design: Winner: Poor Things.  Upset: Barbie.
Best Makeup/Hair: Winner: Maestro.  Upset: Poor Things.
Best Visual Effects: Winner: The Creator.  Upset: Godzilla Minus One.
Best Sound: Winner: Oppenheimer. Upset: The Zone of Interest.
Best Live Action Short: Winner: The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar.  Upset: The After.
Best Documentary Short: Winner: The Last Repair Shop.  Upset: The ABCs of Book Burning.
Best Animated Short: Winner: War Is Over Inspired by the Music of John and Yoko.  Upset: Letter to a Pig.

MTFB is predicting that TFF films will win five Oscars.  
Poor Things (2): Cstumes and Production Design.
The Holdovers (1): Best Supporting Actress
The Zone of Interest (1) Best International Feature
The Last Repair Shop (1): Best Documentary Short



Here's my track record of predicting Oscar winners over the last several years:

2023: 18/23 78.3% 
2022: 21/23 91.3% 
2021: 16/23 69.6% 
2020: 19/24 79.2% 
2019: 19/24 79.2% 
2018: 21/24 87.5% 
2017: 15/24 62.5% 
2016: 15/24 62.5% 
2015: 20/24 83.3% 
2014: 22/24 91.7% 

That's 186/237 over the decade for a success rate at 78.5%.


FINAL OSCAR PREDICTIONS FROM THE EXPERTS














Monday, January 23, 2023

MTFB's Final Oscar Nomination Predictions / Predictions from the Experts / What Say You?

FINAL OSCAR NOMINATION PREDICTIONS 

Hello all.  Here are my final Oscar nomination predictions.  The announcement comes tomorrow morning and MTFB will have a Special Edition tomorrow to review the noms and set the table for the run to the Oscar ceremony on March 12th.

A couple of notes:  My success rate historically is 75%-80%.  In categories where I don't get all five (10 in Best Picture) correct, the 6th ranked contender is a nominee about 75% of the time. 

As always TFF films/performers are in Bold.

Here we go...

BEST PICTURE




1) Everything Everywhere All at Once 
2) The Banshees of Inisherin
3) The Fabelmans 
4) Top Gun: Maverick
5) TAR
6) Elvis 
7) Avatar: The Way of Water
8) All Quiet on the Western Front
9) The Whale
10) Women Talking 

11) Triangle of Sadness  
12) Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Other possibilities: Aftersun, Living, GDT's Pinocchio, The Woman King, RRR, Babylon


BEST DIRECTION




1) Steven Spielberg/The Fabelmans 
2) The Daniels/Everything Everywhere All at Once 
3) Todd Field/TAR
4) Martin McDonagh/The Banshees of Inisherin 
5) Edward Berger/All Quiet on the Western Front

6) Joseph Kosinski/Top Gun: Maverick
7) Baz Luhrman/Elvis

Other possibilities: James Cameron/Avatar, Sarah Polley/Women Talking, Ruben Ortlund/Triangle of Sadness


BEST ACTRESS




1) Cate Blanchett/TAR 
2) Michelle Yeoh/Everything Everywhere All at Once
3) Danielle Deadwyler/Till
4) Ana de Armas/Blonde
5) Viola Davis/The Woman King (5)

6) Michelle Williams/The Fabelmans
7) Margot Robbie/Babylon 

Other possibilities: Olivia Colman/Empire of Light, Andrea Riseborough/To Leslie, Emma Thompson/GoodLuck to You Leo Grande



BEST ACTOR




1) Brendan Fraser/The Whale 
2) Austin Butler/Elvis 
3) Colin Ferrell/The Banshees of Inisherin 
4) Bill Nighy/Living 
5) Paul Mescal/Aftersun 

6) Tom Cruise/Top Gun: Maverick (5)
7) Tom Hanks/A Man Called Otto

Other possibilities: Adam Sandler/Hustle, Gabriel LaBelle/The Fabelmans, Hugh Jackman/The Son


BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

1) Angela Bassett/Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 
2) Kerry Condon/The Banshees of Inisherin 
3) Jamie Lee Curtis/Everything Everywhere All at Once 
4) Hong Chau/The Whale
5) Stephanie Hsu/Everything Everywhere All at Once 

6) Dolly DeLeon/Triangle of Sadness 
7) Michelle Williams/The Fabelmans

Other possibilities: Janelle Monae/Glass Onion,  Jesse Buckley/Women Talking, Carey Mulligan/She Said



BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR



1) Ke Huy Quan/Everything Everywhere All at Once 
2) Brendan Gleeson/The Banshees of Inisherin 
3) Barry Keoghan/The Banshees of Inisherin 
4) Paul Dano/The Fabelmans 
5) Eddie Redmayne/The Good Nurse

6) Judd Hirsch/The Fabelmans
7) Brad Pitt/Babylon 


Other possibilities: Ben Whishaw/Women Talking, Bryan Tyree Henry/Causeway


BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY




1) Women Talking 
2) Living 
3) All Quiet on the Western Front 
4) The Whale
5) Glass Onion


6) She Said
7) Top Gun: Maverick 

Other possibilities: White Noise, GDT's Pinocchio, Marcel the Shell with Shoes On



BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY




1) The Banshees of Inisherin 
2) Everything Everywhere All at Once 
3) TAR 
4)The Fabelmans
5) Triangle of Sadness (5)

6) Aftersun
7) Elvis

Other possibilities: Babylon, Nope, The Menu



BEST ANIMATED FEATURE




1) GDT's Pinocchio 
2) Marcel the Shell with Shoes On 
3) Turning Red 
4) Puss in Boots: The Last Wish 
5) Wendall and Wild 

6) Lightyear 
7) Strange World 

Other possibilities: Inu-Oh, Minons: The Rise of Gru


BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE




1) All the Beauty and the Bloodshed 
2) All That Breathes 
3) Fire of Love 
4) Descendant 
5) Navalny 

6) The Territory 
7) Retrograde 

Other possibilities: Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, Bad Axe, Last Flight Home


BEST  INTERNATIONAL FEATURE




1) All Quiet on the Western Front 
2) Close 
3) Decision to Leave 
4) Argentina 1985 
5 Eo 

6) Saint Omer 
7) Bardo: False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths 

Other possibilities:  Holy Spider, Return to Seoul, The Quiet Girl


BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY




1) Top Gun: Maverick 
2) Avatar: The Way of Water
3) The Fabelmans 
4) Empire of Light 
5) All Quiet on the Western Front 

6) Babylon 
7) TAR 

Other possibilities: Elvis, The Batman, Bardo, Everything Everywhere All at Once


BEST FILM EDITING




1) Top Gun: Maverick 
2) Everything Everywhere All at Once 
3) The Fabelmans 
4) Elvis 
5) Avatar: The Way of Water 

6) The Banshees of Inisherin
7) TAR 

Other possibilities: All Quiet on the Western Front, The Woman King


BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN

1) Elvis 
2) Avatar: The Way of Water 
3) Babylon 
4) The Fabelmans 
5) All Quiet on the Western Front

6) Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery 
7) Everything Everywhere All at Once 

Other possibilities: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, GDT's Pinocchio, The Banshees of Inisherin


BEST ORIGINAL SCORE




1) The Fabelmans 
2) Babylon 
3) Women Talking 
4) Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio 
5) The Banshees of Inisherin 

6) The Woman King (6)
7) Avatar: The Way of Water (7)

Other possibilities: All Quiet on the Western Front, Everything Everywhere All at Once, Nope



BEST ORIGINAL SONG

1) Naatu Naatu/RRR 
2) Lift Me Up/Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 
3) Hold My Hand/Top Gun: Maverick 
4) Ciao Papa/Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio
5) Applause/Tell It Like a Woman 
 
6) New Body Rhumba/White Noise 
7) Carolina/Where the Crawdads Sing 

Other possibilities: Good Afternoon/Spirited, Stand Up/Till, Til Your Home/A man Called Otto




BEST SOUND


1) Top Gun: Maverick 
2) Avatar: The Way of Water 
3) Elvis 
4) All Quiet on the Western Front 
5) Everything Everywhere All at Once

6) Babylon 
7) The Batman

Other possibilities: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, GDT's Pinocchio, Moonage Daydream


MAKEUP/HAIR

1) Elvis 
2) The Whale 
3) The Batman 
4) Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 
5) All Quiet on the Western Front

6) Babylon
7) Blonde 

Other possibilities: Amsterdam, Emancipation, Crimes of the Future


COSTUME




1) Elvis 
2) Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 
3) Babylon 
4) Living 
5) The Woman King 

6) The Fabelmans 
7) Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris 

Other possibilities: Everything Everywhere All at Once, Don't Worry Darling, The Banshees of Inisherin


VISUAL EFFECTS

1) Avatar: The Way of Water 
2) Top Gun: Maverick 
3) Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 
4) The Batman 
5) All Quiet on the Western Front 

6) Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness 
7) Nope 

Other possibilities: Fantastic Beasts, Jurassic World Dominion, Thirteen Lives


ANIMATED SHORT

1) The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse
2) New Moon
3) An Ostrich told Me the World Is Fake and I Think I Believe It
4) The Flying Sailor
5) Ice Merchants

6) Save Ralph
7) More Than I Want to Remember

Other possibilities: It's Nice in Here, Steakhouse, The Garbage Man


DOCUMENTARY SHORT

1) Nuisance Bear
2) The Elephant Whisperers
3) 38 at the Garden
4) How Do You Measure a Year
5) The Flagmakers

6) The Martha Mitchell Effect
7) Haulot

Other possibilities: Anastasia, Angola Do You Hear Us, Stranger at the Gate, As Far as They Can Run


LIVE ACTION SHORT

1) An Irish Goodbye
2) The Red Suitcase
3) Le Pupille
4) Almost Home
5) Warsha

6) Ivalu
7) All in Favor

Other possibilities: Nakam, The Treatment, Sideral, Lone Wolf

All told, I am predicting 16 nominations for nine Telluride films to be announced tomorrow morning:

TAR (4 nominations with 2 more possibilities) Noms: Best Picture, Direction/Field, Actress/Blanchett and Original Screenplay.  Possibles: Cinematography and Editing.

Women Talking (3 nominations with 3 more possibilities) Noms: Best Picture, Adapted Screenplay and Score.  Possibles: Direction/Polley, Supporting Actress/Buckley and Supporting Actor/Whishaw.

Living (3 nominations) Best Actor/Nighy, Adpated Screenplay and Costumes.

Aftersun (1 nomination and 2 more possibilities) Nom: Best Actor/Mescal.  Possibles: Best Picture and Original Screenplay

Empire of Light (1 nomination and 1 possibility) Nom: Best Cinematography.  Possible: Best Actress/Colman

Marcel the Shell with Shoes On (1 nomination and 1 possibility) Nom: Best Animated Feature.  Possible: Adapted Screenplay

All the Beauty and the Bloodshed (1 nomination) Best Documentary

Close (1 nomination) Best International Film

Le Pupille (1 nomination) Best Live Action Short

Other "outside shots":

Retrograde, Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song and Last Flight Home for Best Documentary

Bardo and Holy Spider for Best International Film.  Bardo also has a shot in Cinematography.

Anastasia and Angola Do You Hear Us: Voices from a Plantation Prison in Best Documentary Short

Sideral in Best Live Action Short.

From an overall perspective I am  predicting that Everything Everywhere All at Once and All Quiet on the Western Front will co-lead the field with nine nominations apiece.

The Banshees of Inisherin and The Fabelmans will each have eight nominations.
Elvis will have seven.
Avatar: The Way of Water and Top Gun: Maverick will have six each.
The Whale and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever will each have five.

We'll see what happens tomorrow.


PREDICTIONS FROM THE EXPERTS

Here I have linked to Oscar predictions from some of the best in the business.  See what they have to say.












WHAT SAY YOU?

Who/what do YOU think will be nominated tomorrow morning?  Who/what do YOU want to hear when the nominees are read?  Drop me a comment, email, or Tweet.

Sunday, March 27, 2022

Final Oscar Winner Predictions/ Ten Categories That Will Determine Your Oscar Pool / Final Oscar Predictions from the Experts

FINAL OSCAR WINNER PREDICTIONS 


BEST PICTURE

1) The Power of the Dog
2) CODA
3) Belfast
4) King Richard
5) West Side Story
6) Dune
7) Licorice Pizza
8) Don't Look Up
9) Drive My Car
10) Nightmare Alley

Comment: Most of the Oscarologists are saying CODA wins in a close race.  I's sticking with The Power of the Dog mostly because my TFF metric that has been right (The Composite Telluride Ratings).


BEST DIRECTION

1) Jane Campion/The Power of the Dog
2) Kenneth Branagh/Belfast
3) Steven Spielberg/West Side Story
4) Licorice Pizza/Paul Thomas Anderson
5) Ryusuke Hamaguchi/Drive My Car


BEST ACTRESS

1) Jessica Chastain/The Eyes of Tammy Faye
2) Penelope Cruz/Parallel
3) Nicole Kidman/Being the Ricardos
4) Kristen Stewart/Spencer
5) Olivia Colman/The Lost Daughter

Comment: Chastain seems to have slight edge but the move to Cruz as a possible winner this last week has been palpable.


BEST ACTOR

1) Will Smith/King Richard
2) Benedict Cumberbatch/The Power of the Dog
3) Andrew Garfield/tick, tick...BOOM
4) Denzel Washington/The Tragedy of Macbeth
5) Javier Bardem/Being the Ricardos


BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

1) Ariana DeBose/West Side Story
2) Kirsten Dunst/The Power of the Dog
3) Aunjanue Ellis/King Richard
4) Jesse Buckley/The Lost Daughter
5) Judi Dench/Belfast


BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

1) Troy Kotsur/CODA
2) Kodi Smit-McPhee/The Power of the Dog
3) Ciaran Hinds/Belfast
4) Jesse Plemons/The Power of the Dog
5) J.K. Simmons/Being the Ricardos


BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

1) Belfast
2) Licorice Pizza
3) Don't Look Up
4) The Worst Person in the World
5) King Richard


BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY

1) CODA
2) The Power of the Dog
3) The Lost Daughter
4) Drive My Car
5) Dune.


BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE

1) Summer of Soul
2) Flee
3) Attica
4) Ascension
5) Writing with Fire


BEST ANIMATED FEATURE

1) Encanto
2) The Mitchells vs. the Machines
3) Luca
4) Flee
5) Raya and the Last Dragon


BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE

1) Drive My Car
2) The Worst Person in the World
3) Flee
4) The Hand of God
5) Luana: A Yak in the Classroom


BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY

1) Dune
2) The Power of the Dog
3) The Tragedy of Macbeth
4) Nightmare Alley
5) West Side Story


BEST EDITING

1) Dune
2) King Richard
3) The Power of the Dog
4) Don't Look Up
5) tick, tick...BOOM


BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN

1) Dune
2) Nightmare Alley
3) West Side Story
4) The Power of the Dog
5) The Tragedy of Macbeth


BEST ORIGINAL SCORE

1) Dune
2) The Power of the Dog
3) Encanto
4) Don't Look Up
5) Parallel Mothers


BEST ORIGINAL SONG

1) No Time to Die/No Time to Die
2) Dos Oruguitas/Encanto
3) Be Alive/King Richard
4) Down to Joy/Belfast
5) Somehow You Do/Four Good Days


BEST COSTUMES

1) Cruella
2) Dune
3) Nightmare Alley
4) West Side Story
5) Cyrano


BEST VISUAL EFFECTS

1) Dune
2) Spiderman: No Way Home
3) No Time to Die
4) Shang Chi
5) Free Guy


BEST SOUND

1) Dune
2) No Time to Die
3) West Side Story
4) The Power of the Dog
5) Belfast


BEST MAKEUP/HAIR

1) The Eyes of Tammy Faye
2) Cruella
3) Dune
4) Coming 2 America
5) House of Gucci


BEST ANIMATED SHORT

1) Robin Robin
2) Bestia
3) The Windshield Wiper
3) Affairs of the Art
5) Boxballet


BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT

1) The Queen of Basketball
2) Audible
3) Three Songs for Benezir
4) When We Were Bullies
5) Lead Me Home


BEST LIVE ACTION SHORT

1) The Long Goodbye
2) Al Kachuu-Take and Run
3) The Dress
4) Please Hold
5) On My Mind


TEN CATEGORIES THAT WILL DETERMINE YOUR OSCAR POOL

The ten categories with enough mystery/uncertainty that will determine your Oscar pool winners tonight:

Best Picture:  Experts say CODA in a squeaker over The Power of the Dog with a whisper or two that Belfast could still upset on a preferential ballot.

Best Actress: One of the most fluid categories of the year.  Remember when Kristen Stewart was supposedly a "lock"?  The experts are leaning toward Jessica Chastain for The Eyes of Tammy Faye but within the last week there has been a real move toward Penelope Cruz.

Best Original Screenplay:  Belfast seems to be out front but don't be surprised if Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza comes out of the envelope.

Best Adapted Screenplay:  A barn burner between CODA and The Poser of the Dog...just like Best Picture.  The Lost Picture as surprise is not totally out of the question.

Best Score: Likely Hans Zimmer wins his second Oscar for Dune but it could be The Power of the Dog or even Encanto.

Best Editing: Another probable Dune win though King Richard's win at the Editing Guild (A.C.E. Eddies) could suggest a different outcome.

Best Cinematography:  Dune leads but "The Dog" is nipping at its heals.

And, as always, the Shorts categories likely will have a big influence on who wins your Oscar pool.  In Live Action Short The Long Goodbye seems like the only near lock in any of the three categories.  In the Short Doc category The Queen of Basketball and Audible seem to be in a tight race much like Robin Robin and Bestia in Animated Short.


FINAL OSCAR PREDICTIONS FROM THE EXPERTS










Sunday, April 25, 2021

MTFB'S FINAL OSCAR PREDICTIONS FOR TONIGHT

 FINAL OSCAR PREDICITONS FOR TONIGHT



Best Picture: Nomadland.  Upset Special: The Trial of the Chicago 7.
Best Direction: Chloe Zhao/Nomadland,  Upset Special: Emerald Fennell/Promising Young Woman.
Best Actress: Carey Mulligan/Promising Young Woman.  Upset Special: Viola Davis/Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.
Best Actor: Chadwick Boseman/Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.  Upset Special: Anthony Hopkins/The Father.
Best Supporting Actress: Yuh-jung Youn/Minari.  Upset Special: Maria Bakalova/Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.
Best Supporting Actor: Daniel Kaluuya/Judas and the Black Messiah.  Upset Special: Sacha Baron Cohen/The Trial of the Chicago 7.
Best Adapted Screenplay: Nomadland.  Upset Special: The Father.
Best Original Screenplay: Promising Young Woman.  Upset Special: The Trial of the Chicago 7.
Best International Feature: Another Round. Upset Special: Quo Vadis Aida.
Best Documentary Feature: My Octopus Teacher,. Upset Special: Crip Camp.
Best Animated Feature: Soul.  Upset Special: Wolfwalkers.
Best Original Score: Soul.  Upset Special: Mank.
Best Original Song: Speak Now/One Night in Miami.  Upset Special: Io Si/The Life Ahead.
Best Cinematography: Nomadland.  Upset Special: Mank.
Best Editing: The Trial of the Chicago 7.  Upset Special: Sound of Metal.
Best Production Design: Mank.  Upset Special: News of the World.
Best Costume Design: Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.  Upset Special: Emma.
Best Makeup/Hair: Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.  Upset Special: Hillbilly Elegey
Best Sound: Sound of Metal.  Upset Special: News of the World.
Best Visual Effects: Tenet.  Upset Special: The Midnight Sky.
Best Animated Short: If Anything Happens I Love You.  Upset Special: Burrow.
Best Live Action Short: Two Distant Strangers.  Upset Special:  Feeling Through.
Best Documentary Short: A Concerto Is a Conversation.  Upset Special: A Love Song for Latasha

TFF Stats:

Nomadland nominated for six Oscars: Picture, Director, Actress, Adapted Screenplay, Cinematography and Editing.  I am predicting it to win four: Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay and Cinematography.

The Father nominated for six Oscars: Picture, Actor, Supporting Actress, Adapted Screenplay, Editing and Production Design.  I have predicted that it wins no Oscars tonight BUT...Hopkins is the Upset Special for Best Actor and his buzz has been growing for the past couple of weeks.  The Father is also the Upset Special for Adapted Screenplay.  

The only other TFF #47 is the Live Action Short nominee The Letter Room.

The most Oscars that TFF #47 films could snag in total tonight is 10.

The categories that feel to me like the ones that are going to be Oscar poll deciders are: Best Actress, the two screenplay categories,  Documentary, Song and, as always, the Shorts categories.

OSCAR PREDICTIONS FROM THE EXPERTS




Here are links to a number of Oscarologists for tonight's winners:



And of course, for the last time this Oscar season, the link to the final collective predictions of The Gurus of Gold at Movie City News.

I'll have some post Oscar thoughts in tomorrow's regularly scheduled edition of MTFB.

EMAIL:  mpgort@gmail.com

TWITTER @TheMTFB OR @Gort2 

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Sunday, February 9, 2020

FINAL OSCAR PREDICTIONS IN ALL 24 CATEGORIES / FINAL PREDICTIONS FROM OSCAR EXPERTS

FINAL OSCAR PREDICTIONS




Here we are...

After a shortened Oscar season window, the ceremony is a couple of weeks earlier than has been the case recently, we have arrived at the moment of truth.  Hours from now Oscar nominees will become Oscar winners.

It's been a really interesting season especially in the race for Best Picture.  In other cases, such as all four of the acting categories, if there is a winner besides the widely expected four that have been the leaders all season, it would be a major surprise.

Sooo...here they are...drumroll please...

BEST PICTURE

Winner: 1917
Maybe: Parasite or Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood

Note:  The bare consensus among the Oscar experts is with 1917 but there is a strong current over the last couple of weeks in the direction of Parasite.  Either win pleases me.  I'd personally put 1917 at the top of my Oscar ballot if I had one and I'd love to see Parasite win to revive the "Telluride Effect".  Two other quick points...I wouldn't be shocked if Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood won the big award tonight.  I can envision it being the second or third choice on a lot of 1917 and Parasite ballots and it will get a healthy share of #1 ballots on its own.  And...the latest stirring in the last week is a theory that Taika Waititi's Jojo Rabbit stuns tonight.  I think that's a big stretch but as insane as Best Picture has been this year...who knows?

BEST DIRECTION
Winner: Sam Mendes/1917
Maybe: Bong Joon-ho/Parasite

BEST ACTRESS
Winner: Renee Zellweger/Judy
Maybe: Scarlett Johansson/Marriage Story

BEST ACTOR
Winner: Joaquin Phoenix/Joker
Maybe: Adam Driver/Marriage Story

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Winner: Laura Dern/Marriage Story
Maybe: Scarlett Johansson/Jojo Rabbit

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Winner: Brad Pitt/Once Upon a Time...
Maybe: Joe Pesci/The Irishman

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
Winner: Little Women
Maybe: Jojo Rabbit

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Winner: Parasite
Maybe: Once Upon a Time...

BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM
Winner: parasite
Maybe: Pain and Glory

BEST DOCUMENTARY
Winner: American Factory
Maybe: For Sama

BEST ANIMATED FILM
Winner: Toy Story 4
Maybe: Klaus or I Lost My Body

BEST FILM EDITING
Winner: Ford v Ferrari
Maybe: Parasite

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Winner: 1917
Maybe: Joker

BEST ORIGINAL SONG
Winner: I'm Gonna Love Me Again/Rocketman
Maybe: Stand Up/Harriet

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
Winner: Joker
Maybe: 1917

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
Winner: 1917
Maybe: Once Upon a Time...

BEST COSTUMES
Winner: Little Women
Maybe: Once Upon a Time...

BEST MAKEUP/HAIR
Winner: Bombshell
Maybe: Joker

BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Winner: 1917
Maybe: The Irishman

BEST SOUND EDITING
Winner: 1917
Maybe: Ford v Ferrari

BEST SOUND MIXING
Winner: 1917
Maybe: Ford v Ferrari

BEST LIVE ACTION SHORT
Winner: The Neighbor's WIndow
Maybe: Brotherhood

BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT
Winner: Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (If You're a Girl)
Maybe: St. Louis Superman

BEST ANIMATED SHORT
Winner: Hair Love
Maybe: Kitbull


FINAL PREDICTIONS FROM OSCAR EXPERTS

Awards Daily Sasha says 1917 by an eyelash.

Awards Watch Awards Watch is picking Parasite to win Best Picture.

Variety  Variety opts for 1917 to win BP.

The Playlist  The Playlist says Parasite.

Deadline Deadline picks 1917.

The Hollywood Reporter THR picks 1917.

Indiewire  Indiewire predicts Parasite to win.

The Los Angeles Times  The LA Times says the winner will be 1917.

The New York Times  The Times says it's 1917.

Time Time says it's time for 1917.

Awards Circuit  AC says it will be 1917.

Entertainment Weekly  EW predicts Parasite.

The Hollywood News.  Hollywood News predicts Parasite.

The BBC  The BBC says 1917 wins Best Pic.

Collider Collider predicts Parasite to win.

Vanity Fair The Vanity Fair experts lean toward 1917.

Vulture   Vulture is in the Parasite camp.

The Toronto Star  The Star is picking 1917.

And here are the two big Oscar expert collectives:

The Gurus of Gold  We Gurus collectively are saying 1917.  (You'll see that's what I predicted last weekend when we were canvassed for our Final Guru picks).

Gold Derby  And Gold Derby's collective says it will be 1917.

I have TFF #46 films winning five total Oscars tonight:

Parasite: International Film, Original Screenplay
Best Actress: Renee Zellweger/Judy
Best Supporting Actress: Laura Dern/Marriage Story
Ford v Ferrari: Editing

TFF #46 films listed as the :Maybes: tonight include:


How will I do tonight?    Here's a quick look back to my decade long Oscar prediction track record:

2019: 19/24
2018: 21/24
2017: 15/24
2016: 15/24
2015: 20/24
2014: 22/24
2013: 18/24
2012: 18/24
2011: 17/24
2010: 14/24

That's a total of 179/240 for a correct percentage rate of  74.6%

Stay tuned tonight.  Like many of my friends in this business, I'll likely be tweeting here and there during the ceremony.

You can also expect an assessment of sorts in tomorrow morning's regularly scheduled post.






Sunday, January 12, 2020

SUNDAY SPECIAL: THE FINAL OSCAR NOMINATION PREDICTIONS / Final Oscar Predix from the Experts

FINAL OSCAR NOMINATION PREDICTIONS




First a note or two…
If past history holds, these nomination predictions will be between 75%-80% accurate.  Additionally, of that 20%-25% missed, around 20% of those misses will pop up as the #6 possibility in categories that have five nominations.  Then again, as crazy as this Oscar season has been so far… all bets are off.

As always, TFF #46 films are indicated in Bold.

With that, here are the final MTFB Oscar nomination predictions for the 92nd Academy Awards:

BEST PICTURE

1) Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood
2) Parasite
3) 1917
4) The Irishman
5) Jojo Rabbit
6) Joker
7) Marriage Story
8) Ford v Ferrari 
9) Little Women
10) Knives Out

Other possibles: The Farewell, Rocketman, Uncut Gems
Notes: The top seven films feel solid.  I'm guessing nine films get nominated this year.  Here’s a thing, though…It feels like there’s a Little Women movement going on…that could get Gerwig, Ronan and Pugh in as well as the film for Best Pic.


BEST DIRECTOR

1) Quentin Tarantino/Once Upon a Time
2) Bong Joon-ho/Parasite 
3) Martin Scorsese/The Irishman
4) Sam Mendes/1917
5) Taika Waititi/Jojo Rabbit
6) Todd Phillips/Joker

Other possibles: Greta Gerwig/Little Women, Noah Baumbach/Marriage Story
Locks: Tarantino, Bong, Scorsese, Mendes


BEST ACTRESS

1) Renee Zellweger/Judy 
2) Scarlett Johansson/Marriage Story 
3) Charlize Theron/Bombshell
4) Cynthia Erivo/Harriet
5) Lupita Nyong'o/Us
6) Saoirse Ronan/Little Women

Other possibles: Awkwafina/The Farewell, Alfre Woodard/Clemency
Locks: Zellweger, Johansson, Theron. 


BEST ACTOR

1) Joaquin Phoenix/Joker
2) Adam Driver/Marriage Story
3) Leonardo DiCaprio/Once Upon a Time...
4) Taron Egerton/Rocketman
5) Antonio Banderas/Pain and Glory
6) Christian Bale/Ford v Ferrari 

Other possibles: Robert DeNiro/The Irishman, Jonathan Pryce/The Two Popes, Eddie Murphy/Dolemite Is My Name, Adam Sandler/Uncut Gems
Locks: Driver, Phoenix, DiCaprio


BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

1) Laura Dern/Marriage Story 
2) Jennifer Lopez/Hustlers
3) Margot Robbie/Bombshell
4) Scarlett Johansson/Jojo Rabbit
5) Florence Pugh/Little Women
6) Nicole Kidman/Bombshell

Other possibles: Zhao Shuzhen/The Farewell, Annette Bening/The Report
Locks: Dern, Lopez. Robbie


BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

1) Brad Pitt/Once Upon a Time...
2) Joe Pesci/The Irishman
3) Al Pacino/The Irishman
4) Tom Hanks/A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
5) Song Kang-ho/Parasite
6) Anthony Hopkins/The Two Popes

Other possibles: Jamie Foxx/Just Mercy, Willem Dafoe/The Lighthouse, Taika Waititi/Jojo Rabbit
Locks: Pitt, Pesci, Pacino.  Near Lock: Hanks


BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY

1) The Irishman
2) Jojo Rabbit
3) The Two Popes 
4) Little Women
5) Joker
6) A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

Other possibles: Just Mercy, Hustlers, Dark Waters
Locks: Irishman, Jojo, Two Popes.  Near Locks: Little Women, Joker


BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

1) Once Upon a Time…
2) Marriage Story
3) Parasite
4) Knives Out
5) 1917
6) The Farewell

Other possibles: Booksmart, Uncut Gems, Pain and Glory
Locks: Marriage Story, Once Upon a Time..., Parasite. 


BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE

1) Parasite 
2) Pain and Glory 
3) Les Miserables
4) Beanpole 
5) Atlantics
6) Corpus Christi

Other possibles: Honeyland, Truth and Justice, Those Who Remained, The Painted Bird


BEST ANIMATED FEATURE

1) Toy Story 4
2) Frozen II
3) I Lost My Body
4) The Missing Link
5) How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
6) Klaus

Other possibles: Abominable, The Lion King, Funan

BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE

1) American Factory
2) Apollo 11
3) For Sama
4) One Child Nation
5) Honeyland
6) Biggest Little Farm

Other possibles: Midnight Family, Maiden, The Cave, Advocate

FILM EDITING

1) The Irishman
2) Ford v Ferrari
3) Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood
4) Joker
5) Parasite 
6) Jojo Rabbit

Other possibles: Marriage Story, 1917, Uncut Gems.

CINEMATOGRAPHY

1) 1917
2) Once Upon a Time...
3) The Irishman
4) Joker
5) Ford v Ferrari
6) The Lighthouse

Other possibles: Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Little Women, A Hidden Life, Parasite, Jojo Rabbit

ORIGINAL SCORE

1) 1917
2) Joker
3) Little Women
4) Marriage Story 
5) Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
6) Ford v Ferrari 

Other possibles: Motherless Brooklyn, Jojo Rabbit

ORIGINAL SONG

1) Into the Unknown/Frozen II
2) I'm Gonna Love Me Again/Rocketman
3) Stand Up/Harriet
4) Glasgow/Wild Rose
5) I'm Standing with You/Breakthrough
6) Spirit/The Lion King

Other possibles: I Can't Let You Throw Yourself Away/Toy Story 4, Speechless/Aladdin, Daily Battles/Motherless Brooklyn, Letter to My Godfather/Black Godfather

COSTUMES

1) Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood (1)
2) Little Women (2)
3) Dolemite Is My Name (3)
4) Downton Abbey (4)
5) Rocketman (5)
6) 1917 (6)

Other possibles:Harriet, The Irishman, Judy, Jojo Rabbit

MAKEUP/HAIR

1) Bombshell (1)
2) Judy (2)
3) Rocketman (3)
4) Joker (4)
5) Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood (5)
6) 1917 (6)

Other possibles: Dolemite Is My Name, Downton Abbey, Little Women, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil

PRODUCTION DESIGN

1) Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood (1)
2) 1917 (2)
3) The Irishman (3)
4) Parasite (4)
5) Joker (5)
6) Jojo Rabbit (6)

Other possibles: Little Women, The Two Popes, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Ad Astra

VISUAL EFFECTS

1) The Lion King
2) The Irishman
3) Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
4) Avengers: Endgame
5) 1917
6) Alita: Battle Angel

Other possible: Gemini Man

SOUND EDITING

1) Ford v Ferrari
2) 1917
3) Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood
4) Joker
5) Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
6) Avengers: Endgame

Other possibles: Rocketman, The Irishman, Toy Story 4

SOUND MIXING

1) Ford v Ferrari
2) 1917
3) Once Upon a Time...
4) Joker
5) Rocketman
6) Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

Other possibles: The Irishman, Avengers: Endgame, Toy Story 4

ANIMATED SHORTS

1) Kitbull
2) Hair Love
3) The Physics of Sorrow
4) Dcera (Daughter)
5) He Can't Live Without Cosmos
6) Mind My Mind

Others: Hors Piste, Memorable, Sister, Uncle Thomas: Counting the Days

DOCUMENTARY SHORTS

1) Learning to Skateboard in a War Zone (If You're a Girl)
2) Fire in Paradise
3) St. Louis Superman
4) Walk Run Cha-Cha
5) In the Absence
6) After Maria

Others: Ghosts of Sugarland, Life Overtakes Me, he Nightcrawlers, Stay Close

LIVE ACTION SHORTS

1) Little Hands
2) Brotherhood
3) The Neighbors Window
4) Refugee
5) A Sister
6) Nefta Football Club

Others: The Christmas Gift, Miller and Son, Saria, Sometimes I Think About Dying

NOTES:

According to my picks the total nomination leader will be Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood with 12 followed by:

1917 and Joker-10
The Irishman-9
Parasite-7
Marriage Story and Little Women- 6
Ford v Ferrari-5

Telluride films will earn 25 nominations in total.  Another four could be possible.  In addition to Parasite, Marriage Story and Ford v Ferrari...

Judy-2
Pain and Glory- 2
The Two Popes- 1
Beanpole- 1
Fire in Paradise-1






FINAL OSCAR PREDICTIONS FROM THE EXPERTS:

Awards Daily

The Hollywood Reporter

Awards Watch Part 1 

Awards Watch Part 2

Hollywood News

Indiewire

Vanity Fair

Entertainment Weekly

Next Best Picture


FINAL NOTE: I'll have all the nominees up sometime tomorrow morning with the breakdown of how Telluride films actually did and maybe a comment or two along the way.  Tomorrow's post will be later in that day than the normal 8:00am EST/6:00am PST.  Hoping to have it up by 10:00am Eastern.

Thursday, February 21, 2019

FINAL Oscar Predictions / The Telluride Effect Part Two / Oscar Experts Final Predictions

Thursday before Oscar...


FINAL OSCAR #91 PREDICTIONS



Best Picture:Roma  (Could be: Green Book)
Direction: Alfonso Cuaron/Roma (Could be: Spike Lee/BlacKkKlansman)
Actress: Glenn Close/The Wife (Could be: Olivia Colman/The Favourite)
Actor: Rami Malek/Bohemian Rhapsody (Could be: Christian Bale/Vice)
Supporting Actress: Regina King/If Beale Street Could Talk (Could be: Rachel Weisz/The Favourite OR Amy Adams/Vice)
Supporting Actor: Mahershala Ali/Green Book (Could be: Richard E. Grant/Can You Ever Forgive Me?)
Original Screenplay: Green Book (Could be: The Favourite)
Adapted Screenplay: BlacKkKlansman (Could be: Can You Ever Forgive Me?)
Animated Feature: Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse (Could be: Incredibles 2)
Documentary Feature: Free Solo (Could be: RBG)
Foreign Language Film: Roma (Could be: Cold War)
Original Song: Shallow/A Star Is Born (Could be: All the Stars/Black Panther)
Original Score: Black Panther (Could be: If Beale Street Could Talk)
Cinematography: Roma (Could be: Cold War)
Film Editing: Vice (Could be: Bohemian Rhapsody)
Production Design: The Favourite (Could be: Black Panther)
Costumes: Black Panther (Could be: The Favourite)
Makeup/Hair: Vice (Could be: Mary Queen of Scots)
Visual Effects: First Man (Could be: Avengers: Infinity War)
Sound Editing: Bohemian Rhapsody (Could be: First Man)
Sound Mixing: Bohemian Rhapsody (Could be: First Man)
Animated Short: Bao (Could be: Animal Behavior)
Documentary Short: Period. End of Sentence (Could be: End Game)
Live Action Short: Marguerite (Could be: Any of the others)


THE TELLURIDE EFFECT PART TWO



I wrote on Monday about "The Telluride Effect", the notion that a film now almost has to play Telluride to win Best Picture at the Oscars.  I reminded readers that the last decade seems to provide evidence for the theory with nine of the last ten winners having played TFF on their way to Oscar glory.

I also suggested that there might be five reasons that it could be true:

1) Reputation
2) Demographics
3) Ties to The Academy
4) Timing
5) Media Presence Increase

So, I asked a number of friends and acquaintances from the industry that are usual TFF attendees and asked them two questions:

1) Is the "Telluride Effect" real?
2) If so, why?


The first question drew mixed responses.

Film maker, Script Magazine contributor and long time Telluride Film Fest attendee Christopher Schiller writing that "it is certainly real from my observations" while Variety's Kristopher Tapley suggests that "It's potentially real."

Other respondents weren't as quick to sign on to the existence of The T-ride Effect.  Mark Johnson of Awards Circuit saying "I think it may just be lucky coincidence".  Indiewire's Eric Kohn came close to seconding Johnson's assessment claiming his belief that "it's arbitrary.

Variety's Peter DeBruge told me that it does exist as a self-fulfilling prophecy of sorts"  but The Hollywood Reporter's Scott Feinberg said that "there is no way to know".

To the extent that it does or might exist, many of the answers I got to the second question as to why underscored the five points I made in Monday's post.

Telluride's reputation and its programming prowess were cited by Sasha Stone of Awards Daily as she said that it is a combination of factors including "the selection committee".    Schiller says that the fest has "always had from the very first one onward" the "class of selection" and that "producers who calculate a ride to the awards...consider getting the 'right' exposure from Telluride" 

Both Schiller and DeBruge take pains to say that they don't believe any of the "effect" is the conscious design of the TFF programmers.

In as far as my second and third points, that Telluride has great demographics including a significant Academy presence, those sentiments were echoed by Tapley who commented on "the concentration of Academy members that are present" and Stone who says that the "effect" may be true in part because of "the small amount of people who attend...that make it a perfect launching site for Oscar movies."

On to my fourth observation that some of it has to do with timing.  About this there was a good deal of agreement with the general notion but the specifics differed a bit.  Schiller pointed to the festival's benefiting from the decision of the Motion Picture Academy to move the date of the Oscar ceremony forward three weeks from the end of March to the end of February or early March.  That change came in 2003.  DeBruge mentions it's fortuitous placement between Venice and Toronto but Mark Johnson had, perhaps the most pointed comment concerning timing and the Best Picture Oscar saying that screening a film at Telluride mean that producers "have time for their film to take heat and recover from it."

My fifth point was the increase in the press coverage that has happened over the last decade plus.  Again, Peter DeBruge underscored my point in his commentary saying,  "The phenomenon is bolstered by...the steep increase in press coverage at the festival."  He went on to write, "Now that many more critics-and Oscar bloggers- attend, these movies now get early adulatory coverage, as opposed to getting lost among the 300 or so movies unspooling at Toronto a week later."

So, I felt good about the things I wrote on Monday but there were a couple of other tidbits among the responses that I felt merited mentioning. 


DeBruge added that not all plans to take advantage of The Telluride Effect, if in fact it does exist, go as planned.  For every Spotlight, Moonlight or Shape of Water, TFF can also be a place where those awards dreams sometimes crash.  He says, "let's not forget the many movies that miscalculated their own merits and were met with mixed reactions/downright disappointment by the discerning viewers in the Colorado mountains"  Among the films he mentioned: Labor Day, Hyde Park on Hudson and Downsizing.

It was Schiller who posed the obvious question that I overlooked which was "Will it last?"  which is a great question.  Chris has some of the same thought that I do suggesting that the changing particulars of the awards season may mean that the "effect" may be limited saying, "the quality structure that is the heart of Telluride may not align with the awards shows' proclivities in the future."

My take on Schiller's note here is what I said Monday in my second point which is that with the conscious move by the Academy to expand and diversify TFF's effect may change as a result.

Finally, leave it to THR's Scott Feinberg to put it most succinctly, "as long as Telluride films keep winning Best Picture, I expect distributors will continue to treat the fest as a must-go place."

Will that happen Sunday night?  If you read my predictions above...I think so....but it's tight people...IT IS TIGHT...

My thanks to:

Peter DeBruge/Variety
Scott Feinberg/The Hollywood Reporter
Mark Johnson/Awards Circuit
Eric Kohn/Indiewire
Sasha Stone/Awards Daily
Kristopher Tapley/Variety
Christopher Schiller/ScriptMag.com


OSCAR EXPERTS FINAL PREDICTIONS



Here are links to the current "Final" predictions from a slew of Oscarologists:


Kristopher Tapley/Variety-InContention

Erik Anderson/Awards Watch

Clayton Davis/Awards Circuit

Andrew Carden/The Awards Connection

Scott Feinberg/The Hollywood Reporter

Steve Pond/The Wrap


That's all for MTFB for today.  I'll be back Monday with an Oscar breakdown.


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Friday, February 26, 2016

Final Oscar Predictions from the Experts Updated: Stone, Tapley, Feinberg, Davis, Gurus of Gold, Gold Derby and MORE

FINAL OSCAR PREDICTIONS FROM THE EXPERTS UPDATED: FEINBERG, TAPLEY, STONE, GURUS OF GOLD, GOLD DERBY AND MORE



Here are links to some of the best in the Oscar prognostication business and their final picks for what will happen on Sunday night.  I'll up date these predictions as a standalone post through the weekend...so keep checking back for the latest links.

Kristopher Tapley/Variety-InContention:

http://variety.com/2016/film/in-contention/oscar-predictions-winners-1201710084/

Pete Hammond/Deadline.com:

http://deadline.com/2016/02/oscars-2016-winners-predictions-academy-awards-handicap-1201701700/


Dave Karger/Fandango:

http://www.fandango.com/features/winning-your-2016-oscar-pool/


Metacritic:



Anne Thompson/Thompson on Hollywood/Indiewire


Nathaniel Rogers/The Film Experience:


HitFix:


Gold Derby:


Hollywood News:

http://www.hollywoodnews.com/2016/02/26/a-final-set-of-oscar-predictions/


Check back here at MTFB/FAC for Oscar prediction updates from the experts through the weekend and a first look at Oscar results in Monday's post.





Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Final Oscar Predictions from Oscar Experts-Updated

Here are links to the final Oscar nomination predictions from many Oscar experts;




Variety:

http://variety.com/2016/film/news/oscar-nomination-predictions-2016-academy-awards-1201678182/


Awards Watch:

http://awardswatch.com/predictions/final-2016-oscar-predictions-from-the-gold-rush-gang-spotlight-the-revenant-the-big-short-the-martian-carol-room-mad-max-fury-road/#GoldRush


Awards Circuit:

http://www.awardscircuit.com/2016/01/13/101556/


The Wrap:

http://www.thewrap.com/oscar-nominations-predictions-can-star-wars-and-mad-max-muscle-in/



Kristopher Tapley/InContention:

http://variety.com/2016/film/in-contention/oscar-nomination-predictions-in-contention-1201679253/


Entertainment Weekly:

http://www.ew.com/article/2016/01/13/prizefighter-oscar-predictions


Scott Feinberg/The Hollywood Reporter:

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/awards/predictions/oscars/2015/academy-awards-11316/


The Film Experience:

http://thefilmexperience.net/blog/2016/1/13/who-will-be-nominated-for-best-picture-our-final-predictions.html


Anne Thompson/Indiewire and Thompson on Hollywood:

http://blogs.indiewire.com/thompsononhollywood/oscar_predicts_chart


Sasha Stone/Awards Daily:

http://www.awardsdaily.com/2016/01/13/final-oscar-predictions-for-2015-just-gimme-some-truth/


Tomris Laffly/Popcorn Business:

http://popcornbusiness.blogspot.com/


Oliver Lyttleton/The Playlist:

http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/the-playlists-predictions-for-the-2016-oscar-nominations-20160112

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