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Academy Awards 2017 nominees: full list

Oscars 2017 nominees were announced the past week and the "Most Shocking Category" goes to Best Actress (Amy Adams snubed for Arrival, Streep and Negga in and Bening being left out when they could nominate her instead of giving another unnecessary nod to Streep). The "Most Shcoking Snub in General" goes to Nocturnal Animals, getting a Best Supporting Actor nom for Shannon (and not to Golden Globe winner Aaron Taylor-Johnson). La La Land is unstoppable: 14 nominations!
BEST PICTURE
  • Arrival
  • Fences
  • Hacksaw Ridge
  • Hell or High Water
  • Hidden Figures
  • La La Land
  • Lion
  • Manchester by the Sea
  • Moonlight


 BEST DIRECTOR
  • Arrival — Denis Villeneuve
  • Hacksaw Ridge — Mel Gibson
  • La La Land — Damien Chazelle
  • Manchester by the Sea — Kenneth Lonergan
  • Moonlight — Barry Jenkins


 BEST ACTOR
  • Casey Affleck — Manchester by the Sea
  • Andrew Garfield — Hacksaw Ridge
  • Ryan Gosling — La La Land
  • Viggo Mortensen — Captain Fantastic
  • Denzel Washington — Fences


 BEST ACTRESS
  • Isabelle Huppert — Elle
  • Ruth Negga — Loving
  • Natalie Portman — Jackie
  • Emma Stone — La La Land
  • Meryl Streep — Florence Foster Jenkins


 BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
  • Mahershala Ali — Moonlight
  • Jeff Bridges — Hell or High Water
  • Lucas Hedges — Manchester by the Sea
  • Dev Patel — Lion
  • Michael Shannon — Nocturnal Animals


 BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
  • Viola Davis — Fences
  • Naomie Harris — Moonlight
  • Nicole Kidman — Lion
  • Octavia Spencer — Hidden Figures
  • Michelle Williams — Manchester by the Sea


 BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
  • Arrival
  • Fences
  • Hidden Figures
  • Lion
  • Moonlight


 BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
  • Hell or High Water
  • La La Land
  • The Lobster
  • Manchester by the Sea
  • 20th Century Women


 BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM
  • Kubo and the Two Strings
  • Moana
  • The Red Turtle
  • My Life as a Zucchini
  • Zootopia


 BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
  • Arrival
  • La La Land
  • Lion
  • Moonlight
  • Silence


 BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
  • Fire at Sea
  • I am Not Your Negro
  • Life, Animated
  • O.J. Made in America
  • 13th


 BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT
  • Extremis
  • 4.1 Miles
  • Joe's Violin
  • Watani: My Homeland
  • The White Helmets


 BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
  • Jackie
  • La La Land
  • Lion
  • Moonlight
  • Passengers


 BEST ORIGINAL SONG
  • "Audition" — La La Land
  • "Can't Stop the Feeling" — Trolls
  • "City of Stars" — La La Land
  • "The Empty Chair" — Jim: The James Foley Story
  • "How Far I'll Go" — Moana


 BEST FOREIGN PICTURE
  • Land of Mine
  • A Man Called Ove
  • The Salesman
  • Tanna
  • Toni Erdmann


 BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILM
  • Blind Vaysha
  • Borrowed Time
  • Pear Cider and Cigarettes
  • Pearl
  • Piper


 BEST LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM
  • Ennemis Interieurs
  • La Femme et le TGV
  • Silent Nights
  • Sing
  • Timecode


 BEST COSTUME DESIGN
  • Allied
  • Fantastic Beasts
  • Florence Foster Jenkins
  • Jackie
  • La La Land


 BEST MAKEUP & HAIRSTYLING
  • A Man Called Ove
  • Star Trek Beyond
  • Suicide Squad


 BEST SOUND EDITING
  • Arrival
  • Deepwater Horizon
  • Hacksaw Ridge
  • La La Land
  • Sully


 BEST SOUND MIXING
  • Arrival
  • Hacksaw Ridge
  • La La Land
  • Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
  • 14 hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi


 BEST FILM EDITING
  • Arrival
  • Hacksaw Ridge
  • Hell or High Water
  • Moonlight
  • La La Land


 BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
  • Arrival
  • Fantastic Beasts
  • Hail, Caesar!
  • La La Land
  • Passengers


 BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
  • Deepwater Horizon
  • Doctor Strange
  • The Jungle Book
  • Kubo and the Two Strings
  • Rogue One: A Star Wars Story


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