Academy Awards 2012 nominees predictions

Academy Awards 2012 nominees predictions - UPDATES

With the first awards nominees and winners, what I predicted looks a bit... well... I really need to update my predictions! Hugo is officially declared a lock in the Best Picture race. Bérénice Bejo seems to be promoted as Supporting Actress for The Artist, once every Oscar folks are including her in the Supporting Actress field. Felicity Jones is taking home the indie Breakthrough Performance prizes Elizabeth Olsen was supposed to receive. War Horse received a couple of Oscary raves and We Bought a Zoo seems to be have not enough buzz in order to be a Best Picture nominated movie. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II is doing well in the first season's awards, but The Artist is the officially the most loved movie of the season alongside Martin Scorsese's latest. The first reviews about David Fincher's The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo gave the movie nice Oscar prospects and they were love letters to Rooney Mara's performance. Glenn Close's performance in Albert Nobbs was snubed by the Independent Spirit Awards and Satellite Awards but her costar's (Janet McTeer's) was nominated. Meryl Streep is clearly on the run for a Best Actress Oscar win for her portray of Margaret Thatcher... and I could keep naming things about the changes I'll do in my predictions!

Tomorrow, they should be finished - CHECK THEM AND LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT THEM!

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