Best Scene: Ned Racine looks over Matty's yearbook.
4. Klaus Maria Brandauer- Brandauer gives a very daring performance in his portrayal of the growing compromises of an artist that oddly brings out a greater humanity.
Best Scene: Hendrik Hoefgan tries to plead for one of his fellow artists.
3. Harrison Ford in Raiders of the Lost Ark- Ford gives a great performance creating his most iconic role with his funny, thrilling and all together entertaining portrayal of Indiana Jones.
Best Scene: The opening quest.
Best Scene: The Captain watches the helpless men drown.
1. Mel Gibson in Gallipoli- Good Predictions Koook160, Psifonian, and RatedRStar. All I can say is my top four is an extraordinary group, but I'm going with the performance that I got the strongest emotional reaction from, which is really saying something considering I reacted pretty strongly to all of them. Gibson's performance though is an amazing piece acting, the early part of his performance being Gibson at his charismatic best in his depiction of the cynical Frank, and the end being such a heartbreaking portrayal of such a man having to face the harsh realities of World War I trench warfare.
Best Scene: Frank and Archy both fail to complete their final run.
Overall Rank:
- Bob Hoskins in The Long Good Friday
- John Heard in Cutter's Way
- Mel Gibson in Gallipoli
- Jürgen Prochnow in Das Boot
- James Caan in Thief
- Harrison Ford in Raiders of the Lost Ark
- Klaus Maria Brandauer in Mephisto
- Dudley Moore in Arthur
- Ian Charleson in Chariots of Fire
- Ben Cross in Chariots of Fire
- John Travolta in Blow Out
- Michel Serrault in Garde à Vue
- Robert Duvall in True Confessions
- Keith Carradine in Southern Comfort
- Mark Lee in Gallipoli
- Armin Mueller-Stahl in Lola
- Powers Boothe in Southern Comfort
- Henry Fonda in On Golden Pond
- Herbert Grönemeyer in Das Boot
- Lino Ventura in Garde à Vue
- Jeremy Irons in The French-Lieutenant's Woman
- Sam Neill in Possession
- Ugo Tognazzi in Tragedy of a Ridiculous Man
- Mario Adorf in Lola
- Philippe Noiret in Coup de Torchon
- Andre Gregory in My Dinner With Andre
- Mel Gibson in Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior
- Steve Martin in Pennies From Heaven
- Richard Dreyfuss in Whose Life Is It Anways?
- Kurt Russell in Escape from New York
- Timothy Hutton in Taps
- William Hurt in Body Heat
- Donald Sutherland in Eye of the Needle
- David Naughton in An American Werewolf in London
- John Gordon Sinclair in Gregory's Girl
- Sean Connery in Outland
- Jeff Bridges in Cutter's Way
- Fernando Ramos da Silva in Pixote
- Craig Warnock in Time Bandits
- Treat Williams in Prince of the City
- Marian Opania in Man of Iron
- Jerzy Radziwiłowicz in Man of Iron
- Carlos Alberto Riccelli in They Don't Wear Black Tie
- Nigel Terry in Excalibur
- John Belushi in Continental Divide
- Mickey Rooney in The Fox and the Hound
- Wallace Shawn in My Dinner With Andre
- Bruce Campbell in Evil Dead
- Mel Brooks in History of the World Part I
- Kurt Russell in The Fox and the Hound
- Harold Ramis in Stripes
- Bill Murray in Stripes
- Frédéric Andréi in Diva
- William Hurt in Eyewitness
- Jack Nicholson in The Postman Always Rings Twice
- Peter MacNicol in Dragonslayer
- Makiko Shibata in Muddy River
- Diogo Dória in Francisca
- Paul Newman in Absence of Malice
- Robert De Niro in True Confessions
- Harry Hamlin in Clash of the Titans
- Warren Beatty in Reds
- Roger Moore in For Your Eyes Only
- Sylvester Stallone in Nighthawks
- Sylvester Stallone in Victory
- Stacy Keach in Butterfly
- Richard Benjamin in Saturday the 14th
- Andy Kaufman in Heartbeeps
- Stephen Lack in Scanners
19 comments:
Talk about a ridiculously strong year.
For 1981 Supporting:
Wilford Brimley in Absence of Malice
John Gielgud in Chariots of Fire
Bill Hunter in Gallipoli
Bill Kerr in Gallipoli
Mickey Rourke in Body Heat
Bill Hunter, Gallipoli
Peter Boyle, Outland
Michael Palin, Time Bandits
Griffin Dunne, An American Werewolf in London
John Lithgow, Blow Out
John Lithgow- Blow Out
I have no suggestions, but I hope Jack Nicholson keeps his win. He has to win SOMETHING!
The only two performances that come to my mind are Paul Freeman in "The Raiders of the Lost Ark" and Christopher Walkern in "Pennies from Heaven".
John Gielgud - Chariots Of Fire
Mickey Rourke - Body Heat
Klaus Wennemann - Das Boot
Nicol Williamson - Excalibur
Herbert Gronemeyer - Das Boot
so now I have two predictions lol, one for the win and one to replace Tony Leung, ill choose later.
Louis PLEASE Mickey Rourke in Body Heat.
Being that Louis loved Chariots, whats everybody elses opinion on Chariots Of Fire?.
The Oscar Quest is the worst site for Oscar reviews, he hates Chariots Of Fire, and Louis would disagree with almost all of his decisions on the winners.
Christopher Walken in Pennies From Heaven (admit it, he was perfect)
Bill Hunter in Gallipoli
Paul Freeman in Raiders of the Lost Ark
Mickey Rourke in Body Heat
John Gielgud in Chariots of Fire
My request is Joseph Gordon-Levitt in (500) Days of Summer for 2009 Lead.
I have decided my 2 choices, being that Best Supporting Actor 2004 is very weak in terms of contenders, plus its time for some new talent to be recognised.
My winning request is underrated character actor Alex Fong in the grim thriller One Nite In Mongkok (Best Supporting Actor 2004)
as for Tony Leung Chiu Wais replacement, the other Tony Leung that's famous in Hong Kong =D
Tony Leung Ka Fai in the Creepy Horror film Dumplings (Best Supporting Actor 2004)
I should have mentioned Louis, Dumplings is part of a classic horror film trilogy with 3 stories called Three Extremes.
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/threeextremes/
John Woodvine in An American Werewolf In London!! and I second Brimley and Walken.
I'm confused. You've put Brandauer above Moore, and yet you gave Brandauer a 4.5 and Moore a 5.
Actually I gave Moore a 4.5. I must have accidentally posted the wrong rating when I did the overall post for 81, as if you look at my review he was always a 4.5, and he is among the 4.5's on my overall nominees ranking.
Just out of curiosity, has anyone seen Dallas Buyers Club?
I just saw it on Friday, and having seen the performances of Ejiofor, Redford and Whitaker this yet, I can say that McConaughey is EASILY my favorite to win best actor this year.
I haven't seen it yet, but I am very interested to see how McConaughey stacks up.
Post a Comment