Xixax Film Forum

The Basics

This will be our third year using the simplified process:

• In this thread, members suggest nominations in whatever fashion they choose.
• Admins & mods will decide final nominees in an authoritarian yet benevolent fashion, largely drawing on this thread.
• We'll post polls for each category, and that will be the final vote.

So let's get started!

Post your nominations here, in any format or quantity you'd like. Doesn't matter. This is an informal process. You don't even need to read the rest of this post. Make several posts if you want to; post what you can think of now, and come back for more later.


Further Guidance

Is there an underrated film you're especially passionate about, or an incredible performance that no one is discussing? We're especially interested in those unusual choices to fill out categories. If you'd rather keep it private, you can PM me (http://xixax.com/index.php?action=pm;sa=send;u=21) nominations.

We have new TV categories this year! It's very exciting. Our one-hour/half-hour division is meant to roughly divide dramas from comedies. (Longer shows can go in one-hour.) For "Best TV Performance," simply nominate an actor in a thing (not a specific scene or episode). For Best TV Episode, we do want to get more specific. If you're not sure if a TV show is eligible, ask here; but we're going by common sense rules, i.e. did it mostly air in 2015.

This will be our second year with "Most Disappointing Film." Remember, it's not Worst Film (that's gone). What were you genuinely disappointed by in 2015? What was supposed to be good or great but just wasn't? This is for the heartbreakers. (For example, Nymphomaniac won last year.)

Here are the categories. Obviously, suggest nominations for whatever you want. One, two, or all of them. If you're not sure which category a performance belongs in, don't worry about it.



Best Film
Best Director
Best Female Performance
Best Male Performance
Best Supporting Female Performance
Best Supporting Male Performance

Best Screenplay
Best Cinematography
Best Original Music
Best Debut Film
Best Documentary
Best Trailer
Best Film Poster
Most Disappointing Film
Best Film of 2014 - Redux

Best One-Hour TV Show
Best Half-Hour TV Show
Best TV Performance
Best TV Episode


For movies released in 2015, consult this list (http://www.oscars.org/sites/oscars/files/88th_reminder_list.pdf)!

Ex Machina for film, director, screenplay, Alicia Vikander, and Oscar Isaac.

Aya Cash for best TV performance.

Best Female Performance

Nina Hoss, Phoenix

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Charlotte Rampling, 45 Years

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Best Male Performance

Mark Rylance, Bridge of Spies

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Tom Courtenay, 45 Years

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Best Supporting Male Performance

Mikhail Gorevoy, Bridge of Spies

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Marius Kolbenstvedt, Blind

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Adam Driver, While We're Young

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Best Supporting Female Performance

Nina Kunzendorf, Phoenix

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Robin Bartlett, Chronic

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Best Director

Christian Petzold, Phoenix

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Best Cinematography

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Best Original Music

Mistress America







Most Ridiculous Pandering to the Chinese Government

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Do we want The Lobster to be eligible? (It hasn't gotten a U.S. release yet, right?) I'd be fine with it. Might be tough to remember it in a year.

The End of the Tour - Best Screenplay, Jason Segal/Jesse Eisenberg for male performance/supporting.

Room - Best Picture, Brie Larson/Jacob Tremblay for Best Female/Male performance

Sicario - Director, Benicio Del Toro (not sure if supporting or not)

Mad Max - Director, Original Music

The Knick for best One-hour
Review for best Half-hour

*clears throat*

We need more suggestions, or it's just going to be The Lobster and Mad Max in every category.

Most Disappointing Film - Anomalisa
Best Screenplay - Phoenix, 45 Years, The Lobster, Carol, Bridge of Spies
Best Picture - same as best screenplay
Best Documentary - The Jinx

Best 30 min TV Show - Nathan for You, You're the Worst
Best 60 min TV Show - Better Call Saul
Best TV Performance - Aya Cash, Bob Odenkirk

Best 60 min TV show - Better Call Saul, Bloodline

I guess no need to repeat things that are already nominated? Or do we want to start pushing favorites?

I have too many in the Disappointing section...


Best 60 minute TV show - Mr. Robot

Most Disappointing Film - Avengers: Age of Ultron, Spectre, The Good Dinosaur, Aloha, Steve Jobs

Best Film - The Big Short, Jauja (I had to)

Best Director - Damian Szifron, Wild Tales

Best Supporting Actor - Michael Shannon, 99 Homes

Best Actor - Michael B. Jordan, Creed and Jake Gyllenhaal, Southpaw

Quote from: Kal on February 25, 2016, 04:09:57 AM
I guess no need to repeat things that are already nominated? Or do we want to start pushing favorites?

Repeating and/or pushing is good. Gives us a better idea of what people like. If there's a consensus on something, it'll be nominated for sure.

Quote from: wilder on February 19, 2016, 03:51:54 PM

Mikhail Gorevoy, Bridge of Spies

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I could've sworn that was Michael Keaton

Quote from: wilder on February 19, 2016, 03:51:54 PM


Marius Kolbenstvedt, Blind

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I could've sworn that was Val Kilmer



Best Supporting Female Performance

Quote from: wilder on February 19, 2016, 03:51:54 PM


Nina Kunzendorf, Phoenix


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I could've sworn that was Kristen Wiig ( in a wig )



I really didn't see enough movies last year to give everything it's due respect, but I will nominate according to what I have seen and liked


Best Film

The Hateful Eight

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after 3 viewings it only gets more interesting and complex. I've developed a liking for every character despite their brutality and racism, it's probably the most I've ever discussed a QT film with anyone after viewing.

Might as well put this down for Cinematography, Director, Screenplay, Score, Female Performance, and Male Performance ( Sammy Jack ) too.


The End Of The Tour

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An unexpected gem of a film. I haven't related to anyone onscreen as much as I did to Jason Segel's depiction of David Foster Wallace in years. A very low key conversational epic that I will revisit often.


Best Male Performance


Christian Bale, 'The Big Short'

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Jason Segel, 'The End of The Tour' 


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Best Supporting Male Performance


Walton Goggins 'The Hateful Eight'

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Best Documentary

Call Me Lucky

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The best documentary on stand up comedy ever made, with one of the most harrowing accounts of child abuse ever depicted. Barry Crimmins hails from my region of Central New York and played a crucial part in fueling the careers of fellow Syracusans Bobcat Goldthwait ( "World's Greatest Dad") and Tom Kenny ( voice of 'Spongebob Squarepants' ) PLEASE DO WATCH IT AND CONSIDER NOMINATING!!!!

Now Streaming on Netflix (http://www.netflix.com/title/80039605)

Best Screenplay

The Last Rescue  :yabbse-wink:
The End Of The Tour 
The Big Short
Spotlight


Best One hour Tv Show

Mr. Robot

Ex Machina for everything.

Inside Out for stuff.

I've got more stuff on my "too see" list than I've actually seen.

TV-wise, are we counting Black Mirror for anything in 2015? The Christmas special?

Quote from: Sleepless on February 25, 2016, 11:45:42 AMTV-wise, are we counting Black Mirror for anything in 2015? The Christmas special?

Since it debuted on Netflix in 2015, I'll say "White Christmas" qualifies for Best TV Episode and Best TV Performance. Plus, it's a Netflix show going forward, so that makes sense.

Quote from: Jeremy Blackman/quote]The best documentary on stand up comedy ever made, with one of the most harrowing accounts of child abuse ever depicted. Barry Crimmins hails from my region of Central New York and played a crucial part in fueling the careers of fellow Syracusans Bobcat Goldthwait ( "World's Greatest Dad") and Tom Kenny ( voice of 'Spongebob Squarepants' ) PLEASE DO WATCH IT AND CONSIDER NOMINATING!!!!

Now Streaming on Netflix (http://www.netflix.com/title/80039605)

I will watch this.


Best TV Episode

"Black Mirror" - White Christmas
or
"Better Call Saul" - Pimento aka "I know it was you, Fredo." (spoilers (http://xixax.com/index.php?topic=12745.msg339405#msg339405))

Best Film
Carol, The Duke of Burgundy (on Netflix now--watch it!!), Mad Max: Fury Road, The Forbidden Room, Queen of Earth, Chi-Raq, Mistress America

Best Director
Todd Haynes, George Miller, Peter Strickland, Spike Lee

Best Female Performance
Greta Gerwig in Mistress America

so Chi-Raq was good, eh? I was looking forward to it, thinking it was a documentary about the gun violence there. When I found out it was a straight narrative I lost interest, haven't seen a Spike flick in years.. I guess it's on Amazon Prime

It was definitely divisive, so I can't tell if you if will think it's good. But I responded to its boldness, and nobody directs like Spike Lee. I loved the language (it's based on a Greek play, and it's mixing that tradition with rap tradition, so people speak in rhymed verse). I thought it was very funny. It completely embraces the idea that you can point to something true via bombastic ridiculousness--some people have just gotten hung up on the ridiculousness, but I was with it.

I wouldn't say that "straight narrative" is a good description. It has the quality of a musical comedy/tragedy (it aggressively bounces back and forth between the two). I think it's daringly experimental.

Worth the watch if you have Amazon Prime, for sure.

Cool. This is why these awards are so important, especially in the midst of all this oscar hubbub going on... It's good for all of us with these shared sensibilities to gage 'what was actually worth seeing last year?' 'Bridge Of Spies' is a film I would've totally overlooked as boring trash if Wilder didn't nominate it so much...Then again, our tastes ARE much different. I like having the opportunity to push something that I think "This deserves an Oscar" knowing that it never will win or would in a million years!

props to jb for putting the awards together. again! while others let their interests sway, jb stays rooted to the cause of xixax from a practical and forward-moving perspective. so thanks for keeping the awards and xixax together jb. per the laws of art, right when i look at this it has meaning for me too.

and sometimes directly, for example (more) thanks jb, for the Jude Swanberg reality from last year. keeping the eye on the future here at Xixax. i'd push for Tangerine and Sean Baker but first of all i know -- i'm guessing -- this movie is in fact "clouded" by topics such as its iphones and transactors, because i really think it's a beautiful movie right there on its own as a movie. but i won't push for it because there i'd be in the corner.

i'd like to push for Most Disappointing TV in the future, which'll help me decide what not to watch when i take adventures into tv land, and i wanna only hear some sass. i'll have no idea who would win but i can't wait to hear about it.

getting to politics, Carol is my film i'll click every time i see it. tastes are congealing around this movie, it's this year's Inside Llewyn Davis at Xixax to me, and i agree with all nominations. any nomination for Carol in any category is what i'll most likely click, when i guess. based on last year's list, for Redux, IV should drop the mic but it is that some people dropped IV. GBH instead? mystery.

for solidarity's sake, I was totally going to suggest Tangerine for Cinematography but when I google imaged it didn't see anything worthy of that nomination. By all means, it should be pushed. Idk how, but it should!

lol. i was thinking of push as like "get serious." i think the awards are good fun. Tangerine xx

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCadcBR95oU

Quote from: matt35mm on February 26, 2016, 01:04:02 PM
It was definitely divisive, so I can't tell if you if will think it's good. But I responded to its boldness, and nobody directs like Spike Lee. I loved the language (it's based on a Greek play, and it's mixing that tradition with rap tradition, so people speak in rhymed verse). I thought it was very funny. It completely embraces the idea that you can point to something true via bombastic ridiculousness--some people have just gotten hung up on the ridiculousness, but I was with it.

I wouldn't say that "straight narrative" is a good description. It has the quality of a musical comedy/tragedy (it aggressively bounces back and forth between the two). I think it's daringly experimental.

Worth the watch if you have Amazon Prime, for sure.

This description makes it sound like Bamboozled, which I think is under the radar one of Spike Lee's best films, so I'm intrigued now.

best film and best director
mad max: fury road - george miller
the duke of burgundy - alex strickland
carol - todd haynes
the lobster - yorgos lanthimos
phoenix - christian petzold
+ michael mann for directing the shit out of blackhat

best male performance
michael fassbender in steve jobs
tom hanks in bridge of spies

best female performance
nina hoss in phoenix
rooney mara in carol
cate blanchett in carol
sidse babett knudsen in the duke of burgundy

best supporting male performance
sylvester stallone in creed
mark rylance in bridge of spies
michael stuhlbarg in steve jobs
walton goggins in the hateful eight

best supporting female performance
kate winslet in steve jobs
jada pinkett smith in magic mike xxl
rachel weisz in the lobster

best cinematography
roger deakins - sicario
ed lachman - carol
thimios bakatakis - the lobster


coolest guy
stu rutherford in what we do in the shadows

Best Trailer

Carol Trailer #2

^ so good.

i forgot to mention Bruce Wagner's Maps to the Stars for Best Screenplay, i don't think i'm alone on that, and together with Cronenberg this is a movie helping keep Hollyweird, so i'm mentioning

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Best Film - The Hateful Eight, Mad Max: Fury Road, Magic Mike XXL, The Revenant
Best Director - The Hateful Eight, Mad Max: Fury Road, The Martian, The Revenant
Best Female Performance - Phyllis Smith - Inside Out, Jennifer Jason Leigh - The Hateful Eight, Charlize Theron - Mad Max: Fury Road, Jennifer Lawrence - Mockingjay, part 2, Rose Byrne - Spy
Best Male Performance - Mark Rylance - Bridge of Spies, Samuel L. Jackson - The Hateful Eight, Tom Hardy - Mad Max: Fury Road, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy - The Revenant
Best Supporting Female Performance - Laura Linney - Mr Holmes, Miranda Hart - Spy, Isabella Rossellini - Joy
Best Supporting Male Performance - Bruce Dern, Walton Goggins, Channing Tatum - The Hateful Eight, Domhnall Gleeson - The Force Awakens
Best Screenplay - Bridge of Spies, The Hateful Eight, Mad Max: Fury Road, Magic Mike XXL
Best Cinematography - The Hateful Eight, Mad Max: Fury Road, The Revenant
Best Original Music - Ant-man, The Hateful Eight, Mad Max: Fury Road
Best Debut Film - Pitch Perfect 2
Most Disappointing Film - Tomorrowland
Best Film of 2014 - Redux - The Grand Budapest Hotel

Best One-Hour TV Show - Better Call Saul, Call the Midwife, Fargo, Hannibal
Best Half-Hour TV Show - Drunk History, Gravity Falls, Veep
Best TV Performance - Jean Smart, Kirsten Dunst, Patrick Wilson - Fargo, Richard Armitage - Hannibal, Julia Louis Dreyfus - Veep
Best TV Episode - "Pimento" - Better Call Saul, "Loplop" - Fargo, "Not What He Seems", "A Tale of Two Stans" - Gravity Falls, "...and the Beast from the Sea" - Hannibal

Best Film
EX MACHINA
INSIDE OUT
SICARIO
MAD MAX FURY ROAD
CAROL
DUKE OF BURGUNDY

Best Director
EX MACHINA
SICARIO
MAD MAX FURY ROAD
CAROL
DUKE OF BURGUNDY


Best Female Performance
NINA HOSS - PHOENIX
Rooney Mara - Carol
Cate Blanchett - Carol
Sidse Babett Knudsen - The duke of burgundy
ALICIA VIKANDER – EX MACHINA

Best Male Performance
BENICIO DEL TORO – SICARIO
LEONARDO DICAPRIO - REVENANT
CHRISTIAN BALE – THE BIG SHORT

Best Screenplay
EX MACHINA
INSIDE OUT
MAD MAX FURY ROAD
CAROL
DUKE OF BURGUNDY

Best Cinematography
REVENANT
SICARIO
MAD MAX FURY ROAD
CAROL
DUKE OF BURGUNDY


Best Original Music
EX MACHINA
INSIDE OUT
DUKE OF BURGUNDY


Best Debut Film
EX MACHINA

Best Documentary
GOING CLEAR
THE JINX

Best One-Hour TV Show
THE KNICK
GAME OF THRONES
HANNIBAL
THE LEFTOVERS
BETTER CALL SAUL

Best Half-Hour TV Show
LAST WEEK TONIGHT

Best TV Performance
Kristen Ritter - JESSICA JONES
Mads Mikkelsen - HANNIBAL
Justin theroux - LEFTOVERS
Clive Owen - THE KNICK
Elisabeth Moss – MAD MEN

Best TV Episode
GAME OF THRONES - HARDHOME
LEFTOVERS – INTERNATIONAL ASSASIN.
BETTER CALL SAUL – FIVE-O.
HANNIBAL – ANTIPASTO
The milk and the honey route – MAD MEN

Thanks for all the nominations! It looks like we could use more guidance in these categories:


Best Debut Film
Best Documentary
Best Trailer
Best Film Poster

Best TV Performance
Best TV Episode

Quote from: Jeremy Blackman on October 14, 2015, 12:09:11 PM

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Nice! Let's earmark this one for the poster awards.

I'll go with what I've seen...

Best Picture

The Assassin
The Big Short
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (don't know if this one qualifies for 2015, but I liked it a lot)
Mad Max
Jauja
45 Years


Best Director - all of the above, and I would add for consideration
A.G. Iñarritu for The Revenant


Best Actress

Rooney Mara - Carol
Cate Blanchet - Carol
Charlotte Rampling - 45 Years
Charlize Theron - Mad Max
Sheila Vand - A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night


Best Actor

Al Pacino - Manglehorn
Gerard Depardieu - Welcome to New York
Tom Courtenay - 45 Years
Michael Fassbender - Steve Jobs
Paul Dano - Love & Mercy


Best Supporting Actress

Alicia Vikander - ExMachina
Rachel Weisz - Youth
Jane Fonda - Youth
Deanna Dunnagan - The Visit
Kate Winslet - Steve Jobs


Best Supporting Actor

Christian Bale - The Big Short
Mark Rylance - Bridge of Spies
Stanley Tucci - Spotlight


Best Screenplay

Spotlight
The Big Short
45 Years


Best Cinematography

The Revenant


Best Debut film

Aimy in a Cage

Best  Lead Actor
Gregg Turkington :^)

Best Supporting Actor
Stanley Tucci - Spotlight

Best Documentary
Junun

Best Film
Entertainment
Anomalisa

Best Trailer
Entertainment again
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laCKBx6dmW8

Best Film of 2014 - Redux
Inherent Vice
Force Majeure
The Rover
When Marnie Was There

Best One-Hour TV Show
Better Call Saul

I really didn't watch a lot of movies this/last year unfortunately.

After taking a closer look at the nominations, we need more in these categories:


Best Debut Film
Best Documentary
Best Trailer
Best Film Poster
Best Film of 2014 - Redux


Otherwise, we pretty much have an avalanche of variety. For example, there were 26 different titles nominated for Best Film. Crazy.

^ Last call for nominations in those categories! Could use some opinions!

Best Film Poster
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Best Half-Hour TV Show
Last week tonight
Veep
Sylicon valley
Broad city
You're the worst

Best Film of 2014 - Redux
Gone girl
Inherent Vice
Enemy
Interstellar
The one I love

Actual last call for poster!

We're skipping the trailer category this time. Unless people feel passionate enough to nominate a few over the weekend.

Voting will start next week.

Quote from: Jeremy Blackman on March 18, 2016, 05:45:57 PM
Actual last call for poster!

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That looks like the cover of Christopher Pike book I would've read when I was 12. I love it

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Damn, there were some great posters this year.