Film: Mickey 17

 

GENRE: Sci-Fi/Dark Comedy
RATING: R for violence, language and some sexual content
RUNTIME: 2 hour and 17 minutes
PLATFORM: Movie Theatre
STARRING: Robert Pattinson (Tenet, Twilight, The Batman, The Lighthouse)
Mark Ruffalo (Spotlight, Poor Things); Naomi Ackie (Master of None)
DIRECTOR: Bong Joon Ho (Parasite, Snowpiercer, Okja)
WRITER: Bong Joon Ho (Parasite, The Host, Snowpiercer, Okja)
PLOT: An expendable is tasked with dangerous jobs while colonizing an ice planet with mysterious creatures.       

FULL DISCLOSURE: Wanted to see Pattinson die a bunch.

STORY STUFF: Not going to lie, wish they showed more of the Mickey’s deaths. There is some dark, dark humour in this film. I did enjoy that they sometimes forgot to put the table on the receiving end of the printer. Also liked the back and forth of the printer. There are a bunch of great scenes in this film but there are also a lot of parts that drag. I get the point that is being made but it takes too long to get there at times. Surprisingly enough, I think this film could have been quirkier.

ACTING STUFF: Pattison does good work but I’m not a fan of the actor, so I have a hard time rooting for him. Ruffalo adds some Trump-iness to his leader role but lays it on a little thick at times. Toni Collette (Sixth Sense) has a fun obsession with sauces but that was all I liked about her performance. Ackie does well as Mickey’s girlfriend. Steven Yeun (Walking Dead) is underused.   

ARTISTIC STUFF: Being an ice planet, there is not much to look at landscape-wise. The creepers are well done and entertaining to watch.    

VERDICT: Three stars out of five
SEE IT IF: You want something weird with a few dark laughs
UPCOMING REVIEW: The Amateur

Oscar Wrap Up 2025

 

Here are some thoughts on this year’s Oscars:

·         I got 14/23. Not a great showing but I knew there were a lot of tight races and I had a 50/50 chance on a few of them and picked wrong.  

·        A little too much love for Wizard of Oz and Wicked to start the show.

·         Conan O’Brien was pretty good as a host. It felt like he had nothing to lose since he doesn’t really have a show right now. I liked his Lithgow and Sandler bits.

·         The banter was awful. Andrew Garfield please shut up about Goldie Hawn.

·         Amy Poehler was good and Ben Stiller had a funny bit with the platform.

·         The presenters talking to each of the nominees was mind-numbingly dull. Just show us the clips of these people acting so we can appreciate their performances. They rarely even said what movie they were in. And then adding this format to costumes and cinematography? This is the worst idea that the Oscars have had in a while.

·         Halle Berry’s dress was blinding

·         Original Song lady singing “Emilia” at the end of her speech? Did not need that.

·         If you have four people getting the award, pick one person to talk, you are just going to get cut off. That one person can thank your family as well.

·         Adrien Brody stop saying you’ll be brief and then go on for another few minutes trying to sound inspirational. You are the reason they have play off music. Where was Lithgow’s disappointing face?

·         I was happy for Mikey Madison. And for Sean Baker who got to thank Quentin personally for casting Mikey in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

·         Sean Baker personally got four statues tonight. Is that a record?

·         Glad they didn’t have actors introduce the best picture nominees and just showed clips (including behind the scenes) with some voice over. It was quick and a good way to get back in after the commercials.

·         Not much else to say. Oscars needs to step up on their clip packages instead of having people talk to nominees in the audience.

Okay, here’s who won:

LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM
I’M NOT A ROBOT

ANIMATED SHORT FILM
IN THE SHADOW OF THE CYPRESS

DOCUMENTARY SHORT
THE ONLY GIRL IN THE ORCHESTRA (predicted)

SOUND
DUNE, PART TWO (predicted)

ORIGINAL SCORE
THE BRUTALIST

ORIGINAL SONG
EL MAL (predicted)

VISUAL EFFECTS
DUNE, PART TWO (predicted)

MAKE-UP & HAIRSTYLING
THE SUBSTANCE (predicted)

COSTUME DESIGN
WICKED (predicted)

PRODUCTION DESIGN
WICKED (predicted)

FILM EDITING
ANORA

CINEMATOGRAPHY
THE BRUATLIST (predicted)

DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
NO OTHER LAND

ANIMATED FEATURE
FLOW

INTERNATIONAL FEATURE FILM
I’M STILL HERE (predicted)

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
CONCLAVE (predicted)

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
ANORA (predicted)

BEST DIRECTOR
SEAN BAKER [ANORA] (predicted)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
ZOE SALDANA [EMILIA PEREZ] (predicted)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
KIERAN CULKIN. [A REAL PAIN] (predicted)

BEST ACTRESS
MIKEY MADISON [ANORA]

BEST ACTOR
ADRIEN BRODY [THE BRUTALIST]

BEST PICTURE
ANORA

How did you do?

Oscar Predictions 2025

 

It’s that time of year again for my Oscar predictions. My confidence is low this year. For best picture there are four or five viable options in my opinion; it’s not a slam dunk like last year. I’ve seen six of the ten nominations (Anora, The Brutalist, A Complete Unkown, Conclave, Dune: Part Two, and Wicked) but feel that will be enough for my predictions this year. We’ll have to wait and see. Just as a reminder, I’m not predicting who I want to win but who I think the Academy will vote for. From ‘smaller’ to ‘bigger’, here we go:

LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM
A LIEN
(It deals with the hot button immigration issue.)

ANIMATED SHORT FILM
WANDER TO WONDER
(It won some previous awards so I’ll go with this.)

DOCUMENTARY SHORT
THE ONLY GIRL IN THE ORCHESTRA
(It’s on Netflix and it’s about a humble unheralded person. Oscar likes this)

SOUND
DUNE: PART TWO
(Dune won last time and this one has more action and gladiator crowds.)

ORIGINAL SCORE
CONCLAVE
(I like the tension made with the score. I think it edges out The Brutalist.)

ORIGINAL SONG
EL MAL [EMILIA PEREZ]
(Haven’t heard it but still think an Emilia song will take it.)

VISUAL EFFECTS
DUNE: PART TWO
(More sandworms should beat the apes.)

MAKE-UP & HAIRSTYLING
THE SUBSTANCE
(The disturbing images I’ve seen will bring this film the gold.)

COSTUME DESIGN
WICKED
(A lot of creative costumes over the identical robes of Conclave.)

PRODUCTION DESIGN
WICKED
(The beautiful library and school grounds are well constructed.)

FILM EDITING
CONCLAVE
(It was tight story as opposed to slow downs of Anora and Brutalist.)

CINEMATOGRAPHY
THE BRUTALIST
(There are lots of creative angles and the architecture is well filmed.)

DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
PORCELAIN WAR|
(I’ll go with the Ukraine story over the Israel story of No Other Land.)

ANIMATED FEATURE
THE WILD ROBOT
(If the silent Flow was a short, it would win, but I’ll go with the kid’s story.)

INTERNATIONAL FILM
I’M STILL HERE [BRAZIL]
(Emilia Perez lost its footing thanks to recent comment scandals.)

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
CONCLAVE
(This was a compelling story.)

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
ANORA
(I think A Real Pain is better but this film managed to pull me in.)  

BEST DIRECTOR
SEAN BAKER [ANORA]
(I think he gets the most out of his actors and tells a great story.)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
ZOE SALDANA [EMILIA PEREZ]
(She has won a bunch and should finish with the Oscar.)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
KIERAN CULKIN [A REAL PAIN]
(He was great and has won everything else. This is a lock.)

BEST ACTRESS
DEMI MOORE [THE SUBSTANCE]
(Mikey Madison deserves it but this is a legacy win for Moore.)

BEST ACTOR
TIMOTHEE CHALAMET [A COMPLETE UNKNOWN]
(Brody already has one and Timothee worked hard on this performance.)

BEST PICTURE
CONCLAVE
(I think they’ll go with a ‘safer’ film that comments on leadership races.)

I got 20 out of 23 categories last year. I’m not expecting that at all this this year. We’ll see what happens this Sunday. 

Film: Captain America: Brave New World

 

GENRE: Action
RATING: PG-13 for language and violence
RUNTIME: 1 hour and 58 minutes
PLATFORM: Movie Theatre
STARRING: Anthony Mackie (CA: The Winter Soldier, The Night Before)
Harrison Ford (Clear & Present Danger); Danny Ramirez (Maverick)
DIRECTOR: Julius Onah (The Cloverfield Paradox)
WRITERS: Rob Edwards (Treasure Planet); Malcolm Spellman (Bel-Air); Dalan Musson (Falcon and the Winter Soldier); Julius Onah (Luce);
Peter Glanz (The Longest Week)
PLOT: The new Captain America finds himself in an international incident and at odds with the new president.      

FULL DISCLOSURE: Just happy to be back in a movie theatre.

STORY STUFF: It seems like this film was made to tie up some loose ends before the upcoming Avengers films in the next years. This film uses key aspects from the barely watched Incredible Hulk (2008), The Eternals, and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. So, if you haven’t seen those, you’ll get some lame exposition to catch you up. The plot is supposed to be a political thriller but fails hard, which makes sense when they are insulting to their audience. It takes them that long to realize mind control was used? We got that instantly, we’ve seen movies before. With this many writers and this many reshoots, this film is just a hodgepodge of moments that never really click. I was okay with some of the acting but the plot doesn’t hold a candle to previous outings and the dialogue is tepid. The humour is missing. And the end credit sequence is not worth your time.

ACTING STUFF: Mackie is fine as Sam Wilson yet again. He’s a lot more fun when hanging out with Chris Evans or Sebastian Stan though. Though it is sad that William Hurt passed away before continuing his role as Thaddeus Ross, I am glad that Harrison Ford took over the role. I like Ford enough that I can care about his character way more than I would have done with Hurt. Ford is trying his best but doesn’t have great material to work with. Giancarlo Esposito (Breaking Bad) is a great villain but is barely in the film as he was added after the fact. Shira Haas as Ruth made sense as a character but she looks out of place in this film. Ramirez is okay but trying too hard. I liked Carl Lumbly in Alias so I’ll always root for him.  

ARTISTIC STUFF: Loads of CG stuff. The plane stuff didn’t work for me. Liked the Red Hulk moments I guess. Lots of green screen use. The cherry blossoms looked terrible.   

VERDICT: One and a half stars out of five
SEE IT IF: You are addicted to Marvel stuff and are a completist
UPCOMING REVIEW:  Oscar Stuff

2025 Superbowl Commercials

In Canada, we need to work a little harder to see all the American Superbowl commercials. I wasn’t wowed by any in particular but here are some:

My Favourite
COORS LIGHT – Slow Monday
I love myself some sloths.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTj2BH0qJjU&ab_channel=CoorsLight

Memorable
INSTACART – We’re Here
Enjoyed seeing old mascots and Superbowl commercial references.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVUPazjaHl8&ab_channel=Instacart

Bizarre Trend
LITTLE CAESARS – Whoa! & PRINGLES – Call of the Mustaches
Two different companies featuring flying hair? Weird.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDhQhG17O7E&ab_channel=LittleCaesarsPizza
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFeXI51oZpA&ab_channel=BestCommercials

Celebrity Sell Outs
DUNKIN’ DONUTS – DunKings 2
Lots of different celebs this year but I enjoyed Jeremy Strong’s method approach
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5VzQ8OV3X0&ab_channel=Dunkin%27

Celebrity Advice
JEEP – Owner’s Manual
Harrison Ford share some wise words. I just like Ford’s delivery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDn_uFEXGXk&ab_channel=Jeep

Niche Market
SQUARESPACE – A Tale as Old as Websites
How many Superbowl fans watched The Banshees of Inisherin?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LC5V4aIoWes&ab_channel=Squarespace

Odd Choices
MOUNTAIN DEW – Kiss From a Lime
Taika Waititi directed this odd ad with Seal as a seal. Strange.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QPLoTLAdh8&ab_channel=MountainDew

Disturbing
COFFEE MATE – Let’s Go Tongues
Dancing tongues are not cute like they were hoping.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnbrFm-B3QI&ab_channel=Coffeemate

That is all I feel like showing.

Golden Globes 2025 Recap

 

Here’s my recap of the Golden Globes last night.

·         Nikki Glaser did a pretty good job with the opening monologue. There was some light roasting but most of the stars seemed to be having fun. Harrison Ford looked confused though. I liked her Ben Affleck and Robert Kennedy jokes.

·         What was with that locator pin for where the nominees were sitting? I don’t need a Google Map to their seat. Rather have clips than just some small photo. So weird.

·         As Seth Rogen also pointed out, the angled presenting to the side was bizarre. The camera was too close to them at times and just made things awkward.

·         The presenter banter was mostly boring. Hated the Wicked supporting actors not knowing the current lingo. I did like the proudly Canadian Seth Rogen and Catherine O’Hara talking about their fake Golden Antlers.

·         I feel sorry for the person who had to look up some Wikipedia stuff to put under the presenter names. Didn’t have time or care to read all of it. Same goes for info being displayed and different info being announced as the winners came to the stage.

·         I wish I could have seen Ted Danson win that Carol Burnett award.

·         Got a kick out of Vin Diesel trying to justify the inclusion of the Cinematic and Box Office Achievement Award. It’s all about global unification people!

·         I did not do well with a bunch of predictions. I got 17 out of 27 categories.

·         Surprised with wins like Fernanda Torres for Best Actress in a Drama and Sebastan Stan for A Different Man.

·         Pleasantly surprised for Colin Farrell winning for The Penguin. Love that he thanked the craft services people.

·         Also was surprised that Demi Moore hadn’t won anything before (pretty sure she won a Razzie for Striptease). I liked her speech.

·         Zoe Saldana went on too long. Anna Sawai was pleasantly short.

 

Anyway, here were the winners:

Best Motion Picture – Drama
The Brutalist (predicted)

Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama
Fernanda Torres (I’m Still Here)

Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama
Adrien Brody (The Brutalist) (predicted)

Best Motion Picture – Comedy
Emilia Perez

Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy
Demi Moore (The Substance)

Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Comedy
Sebastian Stan (A Different Man)

Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture
Zoe Saldana (Emilia Perez) (predicted)

Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture
Kieran Culkin (A Real Pain) (predicted & wanted)

Best Animated Feature Film
Flow

Best Non-English Language Film
Emilia Perez (France) (predicted & wanted)

Cinematic and Box Office Achievement
Wicked  (predicted & wanted)

Best Director – Motion Picture
Brady Corbet (The Brutalist) (predicted)

Best Screenplay – Motion Picture
Peter Staughan (Conclave) (wanted)

Best Original Score – Motion Picture
Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross (Challengers)

Best Original Song – Motion Picture
“El Mal” (Emilia Perez)

Best Television Series – Drama
Shogun (predicted)

Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama
Anna Sawai (Shogun) (predicted)

Best Actor in a Television Series – Drama
Hiroyuki Sanada (Shogun) (predicted)

Best Television Series – Comedy
Hacks (predicted)

Best Actress in a Television Series – Comedy
Jean Smart (Hacks) (predicted)

Best Actor in a Television Series – Comedy
Jeremy Allen White (The Bear) (predicted)

Best Supporting Actress TV
Jessica Gunning (Baby Reindeer)

Best Supporting Actor TV
Tadanobu Asano (Shogun) (predicted)

Best Limited Series or TV Movie
Baby Reindeer (predicted)

Best Actress in a Limited Series
Jodie Foster (True Detective: Night Country) (predicted)

Best Actor in a Limited Series
Colin Farrell (The Penguin)

Best Performance in Stand-Up Comedy on Television
Ali Wong (Single Lady)

Golden Globes 2025 Predictions

 

The Golden Globes are this Sunday. I’m not a fan of Nikki Glaser who is hosting and up for an award, but whatever. I haven’t watched a bunch of the winning films but I’ll make predictions anyway. I have watched most of the television shows but I’m hoping that Baby Reindeer doesn’t get a bunch more awards. Here’s who I think will win and want to win.

BEST MOTION PICTURE – DRAMA
The Brutalist | A Complete Unknown | Conclave | Dune: Part Two | Nickel Boys | September 5
Will Win: The Brutalist
Want to Win: Conclave

BEST ACTOR – DRAMA
Adrien Brody [The Brutalist] | Timothee Chalamet [A Complete Unknown] | Daniel Craig [Queer] | Colman Domingo [Sing Sing] | Ralph Fiennes [Conclave] | Sebastian Stan [The Apprentice]
Will Win: Adrien Brody [The Brutalist]
Want to Win: Timothee Chalamet [A Complete Unknown]

BEST ACTRESS – DRAMA
Pamela Anderson [The Last Showgirl] | Angelina Jolie [Maria] | Nicole Kidman [Babygirl] | Tilda Swinton [The Room Next Door] | Fernanda Torres [I’m Still Here] | Kate Winslet [Lee]
Will Win: Angelina Jolie [Maria]
Want to Win: Pamela Anderson [The Last Showgirl]

BEST MOTION PICTURE – COMEDY
Anora | Challengers | Emilia Perez | A Real Pain | The Substance | Wicked
Will Win: Anora
Want to Win: Wicked

BEST ACTOR – COMEDY
Jesse Eisenberg [A Real Pain] | Hugh Grant [Heretic] | Gabriel Labelle [Saturday Night] | Jesse Plemons [Kinds of Kindness] | Glen Powell [Hit Man] | Sebastian Stan [A Different Man]
Will Win: Jesse Eisenberg [A Real Pain]
Want to Win: Gabriel LaBelle [Saturday Night]

BEST ACTRESS – COMEDY
Amy Adams [Nightbitch] | Cynthia Erivo [Wicked] | Karla Sofia Gascon [Emilia Perez] | Mikey Madison [Anora] | Demi Moore [The Substance] | Zendaya [Challengers]
Will Win: Mikey Madison [Anora]
Want to Win: Cynthia Erivo [Wicked]

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR - FILM
Yura Borisov [Anora] | Kieran Culkin [A Real Pain] | Edward Norton [A Complete Unknown] | Guy Pearce [The Brutalist] | Jeremy Strong [The Apprentice] | Denzel Washington [Gladiator II]
Will Win: Kieran Culkin [A Real Pain]
Want to Win: Kieran Culkin [A Real Pain]

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS - FILM
Selena Gomez [Emilia Perez] | Ariana Grande [Wicked] | Felicity Jones [The Brutalist] | Margaret Qualley [The Substance] | Isabella Rossellini  [Conclave] | Zoe Saldana  [Emilia Perez]
Will Win: Zoe Saldana [Emilia Perez]
Want to Win: Ariana Grande [Wicked]

BEST DIRECTOR
Jacques Audiard [Emilia Perez] | Sean Baker [Anora] | Edward Berger [Conclave] | Brady Corbet [The Brutalist] | Coralie Fargeat [The Substance] | Payal Kapadia [All We Imagine as Light]
Will Win: Brady Corbet [The Brutalist]
Want to Win: Edward Berger [Conclave]

BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM
Flow | Inside Out 2 | Memoir of a Snail | Moana 2 | Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl | The Wild Robot
Will Win: The Wild Robot
Want to Win: Inside Out 2

CINEMATIC AND BOX OFFICE ACHIEVEMENT
Alien: Romulus | Beetlejuice Beetlejuice | Deadpool & Wolverine | Gladiator II | Inside Out 2 | Twisters | Wicked | The Wild Robot
Will Win: Wicked
Want to Win: Wicked

BEST NON-ENGLISH LANGUAGE FILM
All We Imagine as Light [France] | Emilia Perez [France] | The Girl with the Needle [Poland] | I’m Still Here [Brazil] | The Seed of the Sacred Fig [Germany] | Vermiglio [Italy]
Will Win: Emilia Perez
Want to Win: Emilia Perez

BEST SCREENPLAY
Jacques Audiard [Emilia Perez] | Sean Baker [Anora] | Brady Corbet & Mona Fastvold [The Brutalist] | Jesse Eisenberg [A Real Pain] | Coralie Fargeat [The Substance] | Peter Straughan [Conclave]
Will Win: Sean Baker [Anora]
Want to Win: Peter Straughan [Conclave]

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
Volker Bertelmann [Conclave] | Daniel Blumberg [The Brutalist] | Kris Bowers [The Wild Robot] | Clement Ducol & Camille [Emilia Perez] | Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross [Challengers] | Hanz Zimmer [Dune: Part Two]
Will Win: Volker Bertelmann [Conclave]
Want to Win: Volker Bertelmann [Conclave]

BEST ORIGINAL SONG
“Beautiful That Way” [The Last Showgirl] | “Compress/Repress” [Challengers] | “El Mal” [Emilia Perez] | “Forbidden Road” [Better Man] | “Kiss the Sky” [The Wild Robot] | “Mi Camino” [Emilia Perez]
Will Win: “Kiss the Sky” [The Wild Robot]
Want to Win: “Kiss the Sky” [The Wild Robot]

BEST TV SERIES – DRAMA
Day of the Jackal | The Diplomat | Mr. & Mrs. Smith | Shogun | Slow Horses | Squid Game
Will Win: Shogun
Want to Win: Slow Horses

BEST ACTOR – DRAMA
Donald Glover [Mr. & Mrs. Smith] | Jake Gyllenhaal [Presumed Innocent] | Gary Oldman [Slow Horses] | Eddie Redmayne [Day of the Jackal] | Hiroyuki Sanada [Shogun] | Billy Bob Thorton [Landman]
Will Win: Hiroyuki Sanada [Shogun]
Want to Win: Gary Oldman [Slow Horses]

BEST ACTRESS – DRAMA
Kathy Bates [Matlock] | Emma D’Arcy [House of the Dragon] | Maya Erskine [Mr. & Mrs. Smith] | Keira Knightley [Black Doves] | Keri Russell [The Diplomat] | Anna Sawai [Shogun]
Will Win: Anna Sawai [Shogun]
Want to Win: Keri Russell [The Diplomat]

BEST TV SERIES – COMEDY
Abbott Elementary | The Bear | The Gentlemen | Hacks | Nobody Wants This | Only Murders in the Building 
Will Win: Hacks
Want to Win: Nobody Wants This

BEST ACTOR – COMEDY
Adam Brody [Nobody Wants This] | Ted Danson [A Man on the Inside] | Steve Martin [Only Murders in the Building] | Jason Segel [Shrinking] | Martin Short [Only Murders in the Building] | Jeremy Allen White [The Bear]
Will Win: Jeremy Allen White [The Bear]
Want to Win: Adam Brody [Nobody Wants This]

BEST ACTRESS – COMEDY
Kristen Bell [Nobody Wants This] | Quinta Brunson [Abbott Elementary] | Ayo Edebiri [The Bear] | Selena Gomez [Only Murders in the Building] | Kathryn Hahn [Agatha All Along] | Jean Smart [Hacks]
Will Win: Jean Smart [Hacks]
Want to Win: Kristen Bell [Nobody Wants This]

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR – DRAMA OR COMEDY
Tadanobu Asano [Shogun] | Javier Bardem [Lyle & Erik Menendez] | Harrison Ford [Shrinking] | Jack Lowden [Slow Horses] | Diego Luna [La Maquina] | Ebon Moss-Bachrach [The Bear]
Will Win: Tadanobu Asano [Shogun]
Want to Win: Harrison Ford [Shrinking]

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS – DRAMA OR COMEDY
Liza Colon-Zayas [The Bear] | Hannah Einbinder [Hacks] | Dakota Fanning [Ripley] | Jessica Gunning [Baby Reindeer] | Allison Janney [The Diplomat] | Kali Reis [True Detective]
Will Win: Liza Colon-Zayas [The Bear]
Want to Win: Hannah Einbinder [Hacks]

BEST LIMITED SERIES/TV MOVIE
Baby Reindeer | Disclaimer | Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Melendez Story | The Penguin | Ripley | True Detective: Night Country
Will Win: Baby Reindeer
Want to Win: Ripley

BEST ACTOR – LIMITED SERIES/TV MOVIE
Colin Farrell [The Penguin] | Richard Gadd [Baby Reindeer] | Kevin Kline [Disclaimer] | Cooper Koch [Lyle & Erik Menedez] | Ewan McGregor [A Gentleman in Moscow] | Andrew Scott [Ripley]
Will Win: Richard Gadd [Baby Reindeer]
Want to Win: Andrew Scott [Ripley]

BEST ACTRESS – LIMITED SERIES/TV MOVIE
Cate Blanchett [Disclaimer] | Jodie Foster [True Detective] | Cristin Milioti [The Penguin] | Sofia Vergara [Griselda] | Naomi Watts [Capote vs. The Swans] | Kate Winslet [The Regime]
Will Win: Jodi Foster [True Detective]
Want to Win: Cristin Milloti [The Penguin]

BEST PERFORMANCE IN STAND-UP COMEDY ON TELEVISION
Jamie Foxx [What Had Happened Was] | Nikki Glaser [Someday You’ll Die] | Seth Meyers [Dad Man Walking] | Adam Sandler [Love You] | Ali Wong [Single Lady] | Rami Youssef [More Feelings]
Will Win: Nikki Glaser [Someday You’ll Die]
Want to Win: Seth Meyers [Dad Man Walking]

Let’s see how I do this year.