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LostBrain's Semi-Annual Oscar Predictions (Continued)

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Best Actress Nominees:

  • Halle Berry
  • Judi Dench
  • Nicole Kidman
  • Sissy Spacek
  • RenŽe Zellweger

Travis' prediction: Sissy Spacek is the favorite in this category, and for good reason. Not only was she in a great movie and gave a great performance, but her character got to break a piece of china in the obligatory-for-oscar-contention fit of rage. Not to mention the fact that I fear for the safety of the Oscar crowd, should Spacek not win. I wouldn't want to see the entire Kodak Theatre spontaneously burst into flames while Renee Zellweger gives an acceptance speech. It would be cool though, to see Spacek covered in blood at the podium.

Who should win: It wouldn't be bad to see Kidman win an Oscar this year, (especially since she's got a vacancy for a short man in her life) but my feeling is that she's got better performances stocked away. No, for once the actress who deserves to win, will win. And if she doesn't the Oscars will turn out more like an Oscar-Meyer cookout.

Brandon's Prediction: Travis once again drank too much rubbing alcohol, mixing reality with fantasy. Sissy Spacek doesn't really have supernatural powers. She played a character that possessed those in a movie—a movie that played a long, long time ago. No, the woman you've really got to look out for is Nicole Kidman, a scientologist with the power to destroy the world with a single eye blink. And don't think she won't do it. When Sissy is declared the winner, she'll summon the ghost of L. Ron Hubbard and together they'll blind the eyes of the non-believers, rip the souls out of every psychiatrist in the audience and show off her breasts for a good half hour. Oh, the humanity.

Who Should Win: Of those nominated, I've only seen Kidman in Moulin Rouge, so it just wouldn't be fair of me to say that she should win. Let's give it to Bea Arthur, proud participant in the latest "40 Days, 40 Nights" challenge. Can Bea withhold her zesty sex from the seductions of lusty, busty threewaying women? Can she go the whole 40 days and nights without dipping her wick in a single hot pool of blonde-colored wax? Stay tuned...

 

Best Supporting Actor Nominees:

  • Jim Broadbent
  • Ethan Hawke
  • Ben Kingsley
  • Ian McKellen
  • Jon Voight

Brandon's Prediction: My money's on McKellen. All of my money. I can liquidate assets, too: my car, my wife, my computer, my jewelry. Whatever it takes. What do you want? Yeah, my entire family, they're mostly dead, but I can probably get some money out of them for this bet. You can have what's in my will. So who wants to bet? Come on. Give me some odds. You want Voight? Oh yeah, I'll take that. I'll take the Lakers, too. I'll bet on anything. Will I have a bowel movement at three or four o'clock? Who wants three? Come on.

Who Should Win: I haven't seen any of this years nominees, except maybe Ethan Hawke auditioning for the part of "I swear officer, that's not coke in my back pocket" on the corner of Ashland and Howard in Chicago. Thus, the award should be granted to all of the critics who blindly drooled over LOTR, despite it being the longest movie this side of "Welcome to your rectal exam!" If I could convince them to give the same amount of praise to my upcoming self-help book: "How to convince your neighbors you're about to kill them so they'll all move away" I'd be a rich, rich man.

Travis' Prediction: Jon Voight... that reminds me... I recently saw a really cool punk-rock-a-billy band in Nashville called the Legendary Shack Shakers. They did this funky show which involved singing, dancing, preaching and many of the bodily fluids of the lead singer, JD. Their rhythm guitarist was the spitting image of Jon Voight in Midnight Cowboy. It was really cool. Not important, just cool.

Brandon's right. Sir Ian McKellen will win this one, but only for two reasons. First, because the academy wants to make up for snubbing him for his performance as Magneto, Master of Magnetism. Second, because he resisted the temptation to crush all of the hobbits to death with his enormous hat. I'm telling you, I would have done it. Little fuckers.

Who should win: This is one category where I'm not really qualified to make "who should win" prediction. For that reason, I'll instead make a "who should die a painful, tortured death" prediction. For that category, I'd have to immediately pick Jim Broadbent. (What can I say. His name was the first one on the list) So it shall be done.

 

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