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▲ 74 r/Oscars

What is one Oscar-winning performance that not a lot of people love but is in Top 10 or 15 of all time for you in the category?

Julianne Moore in Still Alice breaks my heart. Overdue win? Yes. Oscar-baity? Sure. But her performance in Still Alice is a tough watch due in no small part to her soul crushing work. Moore portrays Alice's psychological journey from her discovery of her disease to its progression so powerfully. Her "Art of Losing" speech scene? Tears to my eyes! This is a performance perfectly restrained and layered as she holds tight onto her memory. I love this win sm!

u/ActivityDry677 — 21 days ago

Sally Field chances for a win? Just watched Remarkably Bright Creatures

Thoughts on Sally Field's chances for an Emmy win? Just finished the film and it's a very moving film anchored by the delightful Sally Field! I loved the film but there's just something special with watching Field working her magic here, adding so much depth to Tova. I was pulled at the heartstrings with her work in this one. Been a while since we got a performance from a TV Film nominated in this category, but if we had to have any again, ofc Sally Field would break through!

u/ActivityDry677 — 1 month ago
▲ 31 r/Oscars

ICYDK: Brenda Fricker is the first Irish actress to win an Oscar

RIP Brenda Fricker🕊

Talk about an actress who brings so much humanity into every role they tap. My Left Foot also wouldn't have had the staying power that it had without Fricker's deeply resonating performance💗 Fricker and O'Hara in the same year😔

u/ActivityDry677 — 1 month ago

Ride or Die.This show is lit! If you get the chance, go check it out.

Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer are such a gem!

u/ActivityDry677 — 1 month ago

Hot Take: We might be underestimating her for the win

I'm currently predicting Hannah Einbinder but while it seems that Kate O'Flynn is her biggest competitor right now, I can also see a path for Dale Dickey. Obviously her show is coming in hot right now to Emmy voters but Dale Dickey is also a very beloved veteran who finally has a role that got her in the Emmys radar and also made it in even if her biggest episode was too late to be submitted. Episode submissions don't hold that much weight lately anyways so that wouldn't be a huge drawback for her. A huge scene stealer in the show with her DNA scene being one of the highlights of Season 1. I'm all for her pulling off an upset.

u/ActivityDry677 — 1 month ago

My initial 2026 Emmys Series + Acting Winners Predictions

COMEDY:

Hacks

Jean Smart

Matthew Rhys

Hannah Einbinder

Harrison Ford

Kaitlin Olson

Rob Reiner

DRAMA:

The Pitt

Keri Russell

Noah Wyle

Katherine LaNasa

Tom Pelphrey

Shailene Woodley

Colman Domingo

LIMITED:

DTF St. Louis

Sarah Snook

Oscar Isaac

Linda Cardellini

David Harbour

u/ActivityDry677 — 1 month ago

The TV Academy DID THE RIGHT THING!!!!

MAYOR JO IS FINALLY AN EMMY-NOMINATED ROLE!!!! My Weedman prediction in GoldDerby paid off. Also, 7 nominees? Does this mean a tie for the 6th spot? No one from Hacks ladies had to come at the expense of one another, ALL GOT NOMINATED!

u/ActivityDry677 — 1 month ago

THANK GOD THE EMMY'S NEVER FORGOT!!!! #TheGildedAge

I had both Carrie Coon and the show in my prediction list as well as Wever in Guest but I was so scared for the show. I'm so thrilled with their nomination plus now a directing nom. Baranski probably would've happened too if she stayed in Supporting but these noms are still HUGE WINS.

u/ActivityDry677 — 1 month ago

Hacks is going to fill up the entire Guest Actress Comedy category....and yet it deserves to!

Legendary season for guest actress performances in a single show! I'm not even talking about Lauren Weedman yet.

u/ActivityDry677 — 3 months ago

I think this will finally be his year to win his overdue Emmy for Only Murders in the Building

Also tragic to see how he's been through so many tragedies with him losing so many beloved friends and family in the span of 5 months including Keaton, Reiner, O'Hara, and Katherine his daughter 🥺

u/ActivityDry677 — 3 months ago

Maybe my favorite Hacks episode yet, hbu?

sorry y'all, but I think the show and Jean Smart is going all the way

u/ActivityDry677 — 3 months ago

I hope she wins! I've read somewhere that singled out Bibb and Jones' episode and called it the season's best (apparently Ava and Deborah plays a couple there) so I went of thinking one of them gets it. But this is my favorite DJ episode by far. She had a lot of hillarious and chaotic moments but she had me sobbing in full-clown makeup!! Beautiful last moments in the show between her and Deborah.

u/ActivityDry677 — 4 months ago