11 responses to “First look at ‘Moneyball’ via ET”
kel
Brad Pitt, Best Actor
Philip Seymour Hoffman, Best Supp. Actor
Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay (Steven Zaillian and Aaron Sorkin wrote the script = automatic win!)
How about Jonah Hill’s chances?
John
This has 5 % written all over it.
LOL
/3rtfu11
This is his Brockovich.
Jesse Crall
Read Moneyball 3 times. Hate the A’s, but I love how they managed to win. Very excited about this one.
Jeff N.
Too much Pitt, not enough Hoffman.
Maxim
“This has 5 % written all over it.”
I have a feeling this one is going to catch on.
Brock Landers
My friend who saw it at a test screening said that Hill will definitely be in contention for a supporting nomination, and that Pitt could very well get a leading nomination. He also said the script was incredibly sharp and will likely get a nomination in the adapted category.
Is Pitt having a great year or what? A possible double-nomination, even?
Frank Lee
Speaking English: The Academy rules do not allow an actor to receive two nominations in the same category. I would guess Pitt’s performances in both Malick’s film and here are leading performances. Or were you refering to his (supporting) performance in some other film?
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11 responses to “First look at ‘Moneyball’ via ET”
Brad Pitt, Best Actor
Philip Seymour Hoffman, Best Supp. Actor
Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay (Steven Zaillian and Aaron Sorkin wrote the script = automatic win!)
How about Jonah Hill’s chances?
This has 5 % written all over it.
LOL
This is his Brockovich.
Read Moneyball 3 times. Hate the A’s, but I love how they managed to win. Very excited about this one.
Too much Pitt, not enough Hoffman.
“This has 5 % written all over it.”
I have a feeling this one is going to catch on.
My friend who saw it at a test screening said that Hill will definitely be in contention for a supporting nomination, and that Pitt could very well get a leading nomination. He also said the script was incredibly sharp and will likely get a nomination in the adapted category.
Phillip Seymour Hoffman as A’s Manager Art Howe – that should be interesting.
Is Pitt having a great year or what? A possible double-nomination, even?
Speaking English: The Academy rules do not allow an actor to receive two nominations in the same category. I would guess Pitt’s performances in both Malick’s film and here are leading performances. Or were you refering to his (supporting) performance in some other film?
No, I was referring to his supporting performance in “The Tree of Life,” something I believe is much agreed upon.