a few minutes from the red carpet in Los Angeles scored my bets.
I've seen 7 of the 10 films nominated, 8 films that have premiered in Peru (I decided not to see The Source in due course) as distributors, as some in the literary industry, deprive us of good part of what occurred in the world. Tomorrow I will review the films I've seen, many of them at a rate of two per week, as our local industry luminaries bring together good premiers decided within 3 weeks with the risk of losing some time by falty or premature exit from the rooms.
'm still a believer in going to the movies and enjoy the big screen.
I venture then to the limitations of the case to launch my proposals:
Best Film: True Grit (Temple of Steel), runner up : Winter's Bone
Best Director : Joel Coen and Ethan Coen Best Actor
: Colin Firth, (King's Speech) runner up Jeff Bridges (without seeing Biutiful)
Best Supporting Actor: Geoffrey Rush (King's Speech)
Best Actress: Natalie Portman (Black Swan), runner up Jennifer Lawrence (Winter's Bone)
Best Supporting Actress: Hailee Stanfield (True Grit)
Best Animated: Toy Story 3, far and my third place in best film
Best Art Direction: True Grit
Best Editing: The Black Swan
Best Adapted Screenplay: True Grit, runner up Winter's Bone
Best Visual Effects: difficult but I bet Alice in Wonderland, although I really liked the scene of the tsunami in
Hereafter Best Cinematography: The Black Swan
In the other categories I'd rather not say for not having seen all the movies, most of them not officially projected.
To enjoy the film.
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