RT's Oscar Picks 2013 - Results

Stephen Will

I enjoyed Lincoln and Argo but believe Argo deserves the Best Pic nod.

Feb 24 - 01:30 AM

Yarrick Bourquin

Hope Chastain wins the oscar! a promising actress.Already good performances in her short acting career.

Feb 24 - 05:08 AM

Kasija Pomanov

Best Picture - Silver Linings Playbook.
Best Director - David O. Russell
Best Actress - Jennifer Lawrence.
Best Actor - Bradley Cooper.
Best Supporting Actress - Jacki Weaver.
Best Supporting Actor - Robert De Niro.
Best Original Screenplay - Moonrise Kingdom (Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola).
Best Adapted Screenplay - David O. Russell
Best Foreign Language Film - Kon-Tiki.
Best Documentary Feature - Searching for Sugar Man.
Best Animated Feature Film - Wreck-It Ralph.
Best Achievement in Visual Effects - Prometheus.
Best Cinematography - Prometheus.

Feb 24 - 05:44 AM

Ian Fastert

Wait, but if best screenplay is for things to crazy for best picture, wouldn't Moonrise Kingdom win?

Feb 24 - 06:24 AM

Jeffrie Ayala

I thought The Secret World of Arriaty was nominated for best Animated Picture...cause they deserve to win more than anyone..

Feb 24 - 09:00 AM

Jon Cox

I will be upset if certain movies don't get the treatment they deserve

Feb 24 - 10:00 AM

David Ramirez Hincapie

BEST PICTURE: AMOUR
BEST DIRECTOR: MICHAEL HANEKE
BEST ACTRESS: EMMANUELLE RIVA
BEST ACTOR: HUGH JACKMAN
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: CHRISTOPH WALTZ/PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: HELEN HUNT
BEST ORGINAL SCREENPLAY: QUENTIN TARANTINO
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: SILVER LINNINGS

Feb 24 - 11:35 AM

Timmy Saunders

I hope I'm not the only one who doesn't care too much for the Best Director category anymore this year. Bigelow and Affleck should've gotten nods and should've been frontrunners, but I'm not saying at this point Spielberg is getting credit where due. Oh yeah, Wreck-It Ralph should and will win! Brave was good, but wasn't sophisticated enough in character development and even some plot development for a win here just a nod.

Feb 24 - 12:14 PM

Jorge Wong Bobbio

skyfall had some sweet cinematography too...

Feb 24 - 02:17 PM

Gary Ferguson

Great win for Sugarman.

Feb 24 - 06:58 PM

Luke Simpson

Dang, y'all. Not too shabby.

Feb 25 - 02:06 PM

Jori Alkema

Joaquin Phoenix and The Master, that's all i'm saying.

Feb 25 - 02:13 PM

Ken Wolfson

should have been The Dark Knight Rises

Feb 25 - 02:29 PM

Shin Devi

the only thing I disagree is Brave. Wreck It Ralph should have won...

Feb 25 - 07:59 PM

Ahmad Salar

Still not over Ben Affleck not being nominated, but atleast he won best pic. Had a feeling Academy wasn't going to ignore Life of Pi. And yeah Wreck-It Ralph is so not for the 'Academy demographic' though it was the best of the bunch. Good for Daniel Day, though I liked Phoenix better.

Feb 25 - 09:01 PM

Eric Thompson

I must ask this because I can't get an answer anywhere. HOW DO YOU GET TO WATCH THESE SHORT FILMS????? I understand that some animated shorts precede animated features in the theater, but besides those there is clearly a nice pool of short films being made each year, and I want to see them. How can this be done?

Feb 25 - 09:59 PM