FBC 2024 Oscars Coverage, Part IX- Predicting the winners, part 5- The lead acting categories

FBC 2024 Oscars Coverage, Part IX- Predicting the winners, part 5- The lead acting categories

Remember when my predictions started and I said Best Animated Feature was the closest major race? If that’s true, then Best Actress is a close second. There are two woman who each have an excellent chance of winning. Best Actor is a little (well, a lot) easier to pick.

Let’s get leading!

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FBC 2024 Oscars Coverage, Part VII: Predicting the winners, part 3- the screenplay categories

FBC 2024 Oscars Coverage, Part VII: Predicting the winners, part 3- the screenplay categories

When Killers Of The Flower Moon was the only Best Picture nominee not nominated in the screenplay category, that kind of let you know that it’s stock was dropping. Still, the nine other nominees (plus May December) have made up one of the strongest years for screenplays in a very long time. Both the original and adapted categories have felt very fluid and it still kind of feels like a toss-up. But, the votes are in and predictions need to be made.

With that said, let’s get original and adaptive!

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FBC 2024 Oscar Coverage, part VI: Predicting the winners, part 2- The supporting acting categories

FBC 2024 Oscar Coverage, part VI: Predicting the winners, part 2- The supporting acting categories

Normally, I would do screenplays before I even thought about getting into the acting categories, but I’m mixing it up. I’m doing so mostly because the screenplay categories feel very wide open while the two categories we’re delving into today are very solid locks. Basically, I need one more day to help decide who I want winning the harder categories.

Let’s get supportive!

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