Online Film Critics Society Awards 2010 winners

Well, Online Film Critics Society Awards annouced their winners. It was predictable that The Social Network would win Best Picture, but, to be completly honest, I'm a little bit surprised that the winners are the strongest contenders for an Oscar win. I would be glad of seeing Chris Nolan getting the Best Director Award home, but he toke the Best Original Screenplay, which is not already bad! Have I already said that I'm tired of seeing Steinfeld taking home all the Best Supporting Actress prizes, when we have Melissa Leo and Jacki Weaver in the same nominees list? The little girl dazzles, but she isn't supporting (she's the leading character) and I think that veteran actresses like those I mentioned deserve a big little bit of more consideration! The fact that The Kids Are All Right were snubed from the winners list seems a little sad to me, specially when the movie has a strong menssage to our society...
Here's the winners list:

Best Picture: The Social Network
Best Director: David Fincher for The Social Network
Best Lead Actor: Colin Firth for The King's Speech
Best Lead Actress: Natalie Portman for Black Swan
Best Supporting Actor: Christian Bale for The Fighter
Best Supporting Actress: Hailee Steinfeld for True Grit
Best Original Screenplay: Christopher Nolan for Inception
Best Adapted Screenplay: Aaron Sorkin for The Social Network
Best Cinematography: Roger Deakins for True Grit
Best Editing: Lee Smith for Inception
Best Animated Feature: Toy Story 3
Best Foreign Language Film: Mother
Best Documentary: Exit Through The Gift Shop

And The Social Network keeps rocking and leading the Oscar race!

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