87th Oscar Best Director Updates (2014-2015 Awards Season) (9/28/11)
Here are today’s rankings for the 87th Oscar Best Director race (2014-2015 awards season), with previous ranking shown in parenthesis after each entry.
1. Ridley Scott for The Color Of Lightening (Predicted Winner) (previous rank 3)
2. Christopher Nolan for Citizen Hughes: The Power, The Money And The Madness (previous rank 8)
3. Darren Aronofsky for Noah (New)
4. James Cameron for Avatar 2 (previous rank 17)
5. Angelina Jolie for Churchill And Roosevelt (New)
Alternates:
6. George Clooney for The $700 Billion Man (New)
7. Kenny Ortega for In The Heights (previous rank 5)
8. Darren Aronofsky for Serena (New)
9. Steven Spielberg for Interstellar (previous rank 11)
10. Steve McQueen for Twelve Years A Slave (New)
11. Andrew Niccol for Dali & I: The Surreal Story (New)
12. Cary Fukunaga for No Blood, No Guts, No Glory (New)
13. John Akomfrah for Touti In Harlem (previous rank 23)
14. Guillermo Del Toro and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu for Saturn And The End Of Days (previous rank 1)
15. Alain Choquart for A Green And Quiet River (previous rank 4)
16. Scott Cooper for Empire Of The Summer Moon (New)
17. Thomas R. Bond II for The Red Man’s View (previous rank 2)
18. Darren Aronofsky for The Tiger (New)
19. Rania Ajami for My Eyes Through Carnage (previously listed in 86th Oscar race, rank 47)
20. Alfonso Gomez-Rejon or Joshua Marston for The Fortress Of Solitude (New)
21. Quentin Tarantino for Kill Bill: Volume 3 (previous rank 16)
22. Paulo Morelli for Americana (New)
23. Steven Spielberg for Pirate Latitudes (previous rank 27)
24. Laurence Fishburne for The Alchemist New)
25. Guillermo Del Toro for The Witches (previous rank 15)
26. Fleming (previous rank 7)
27. Martin Scorsese for The Gambler (New)
28. Deepa Mehta for Exclusion (previous rank 9)
29. Salim Akil for Sparkle (New)
30. Ryan Murphy for The Normal Heart (New)
31. Brad Silberling for An Ordinary Man (New)
32. Errol Morris for The Demon In The Freezer (New)
33. Roland Emmerich for Independence Day 3 (previous rank 31)
34. Nicolas Winding Refn for Logan’s Run (New)
35. Craig Gillespie and Jean-Marc Vallee for The Dallas Buyer’s Club (previous rank 6)
36. Wicked (New)
37. Andy Wachowski and Lana Wachowski for Jupiter Rising (New)
38. John Singleton for Tulia (previous rank 19)
39. Oren Moverman for The Terrorist Search Engine (New)
40. Kimberly Peirce for The Knife (New)
41. Timur Bekmambetov for The Casebook Of Victor Frankenstein (New)
42. Harmony Korine for Twinkle Twinkle (New)
43. Rodrigo Garcia for La Corona (previous rank 12)
44. Tim Burton for The Addams Family (previous rank 14)
45. Barry Levinson for The Humbling (previous rank 18)
46. Joe Wright for Indian Summer (previous rank 21)
47. Allen Hughes for Broken City (New)
48. Kenny Leon for Babylon (New)
49. Antoine Fuqua for Storming Las Vegas (New)
50. Danny Torres for Innocence In A Garden Of Lies (previous rank 10)
As always, check the Tracker Pages in the upper right hand corner of this blog for the most updated predictions in all categories!
See Best Director predictions for other years HERE.
See predictions for other categories at the 87th Oscars HERE.
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Here are today’s rankings for the 87th Oscar Best Director race (2014-2015 awards season), with previous ranking shown in parenthesis after each entry.
1. Ridley Scott for The Color Of Lightening (Predicted Winner) (previous rank 3)
2. Christopher Nolan for Citizen Hughes: The Power, The Money And The Madness (previous rank 8)
3. Darren Aronofsky for Noah (New)
4. James Cameron for Avatar 2 (previous rank 17)
5. Angelina Jolie for Churchill And Roosevelt (New)
Alternates:
6. George Clooney for The $700 Billion Man (New)
7. Kenny Ortega for In The Heights (previous rank 5)
8. Darren Aronofsky for Serena (New)
9. Steven Spielberg for Interstellar (previous rank 11)
10. Steve McQueen for Twelve Years A Slave (New)
11. Andrew Niccol for Dali & I: The Surreal Story (New)
12. Cary Fukunaga for No Blood, No Guts, No Glory (New)
13. John Akomfrah for Touti In Harlem (previous rank 23)
14. Guillermo Del Toro and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu for Saturn And The End Of Days (previous rank 1)
15. Alain Choquart for A Green And Quiet River (previous rank 4)
16. Scott Cooper for Empire Of The Summer Moon (New)
17. Thomas R. Bond II for The Red Man’s View (previous rank 2)
18. Darren Aronofsky for The Tiger (New)
19. Rania Ajami for My Eyes Through Carnage (previously listed in 86th Oscar race, rank 47)
20. Alfonso Gomez-Rejon or Joshua Marston for The Fortress Of Solitude (New)
21. Quentin Tarantino for Kill Bill: Volume 3 (previous rank 16)
22. Paulo Morelli for Americana (New)
23. Steven Spielberg for Pirate Latitudes (previous rank 27)
24. Laurence Fishburne for The Alchemist New)
25. Guillermo Del Toro for The Witches (previous rank 15)
26. Fleming (previous rank 7)
27. Martin Scorsese for The Gambler (New)
28. Deepa Mehta for Exclusion (previous rank 9)
29. Salim Akil for Sparkle (New)
30. Ryan Murphy for The Normal Heart (New)
31. Brad Silberling for An Ordinary Man (New)
32. Errol Morris for The Demon In The Freezer (New)
33. Roland Emmerich for Independence Day 3 (previous rank 31)
34. Nicolas Winding Refn for Logan’s Run (New)
35. Craig Gillespie and Jean-Marc Vallee for The Dallas Buyer’s Club (previous rank 6)
36. Wicked (New)
37. Andy Wachowski and Lana Wachowski for Jupiter Rising (New)
38. John Singleton for Tulia (previous rank 19)
39. Oren Moverman for The Terrorist Search Engine (New)
40. Kimberly Peirce for The Knife (New)
41. Timur Bekmambetov for The Casebook Of Victor Frankenstein (New)
42. Harmony Korine for Twinkle Twinkle (New)
43. Rodrigo Garcia for La Corona (previous rank 12)
44. Tim Burton for The Addams Family (previous rank 14)
45. Barry Levinson for The Humbling (previous rank 18)
46. Joe Wright for Indian Summer (previous rank 21)
47. Allen Hughes for Broken City (New)
48. Kenny Leon for Babylon (New)
49. Antoine Fuqua for Storming Las Vegas (New)
50. Danny Torres for Innocence In A Garden Of Lies (previous rank 10)
As always, check the Tracker Pages in the upper right hand corner of this blog for the most updated predictions in all categories!
See Best Director predictions for other years HERE.
See predictions for other categories at the 87th Oscars HERE.
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I'm so perplexed by this ... why the jump to so far ahead? So much is to be determined.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, though.
Thanks Duke!
ReplyDeleteMy goal is to update all the different categories and years on a rotating basis, interspersing the current year and future years together. It will take a little bit of time to get a rhythm down and to work out all of the bugs, but I hope that it will keep things interesting, and give me a way to update things as they change.
Thanks for checking me out!