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Boston Online Critics Go For 'Mad Max' as Year's Best

Boston has two critics groups, the Boston Society of Film Critics and the online group, so this one is the lower tier- the BSFC hasn't announced yet. But these guys certainly loved Mad Max and Creed, and this is Saoirse Ronan's second Best Actress win, as well as Kristen Stewart's second in supporting. I didn't mention the Stewart thing at the NYFCC the other day, because frankly, Clouds of Sils Maria was a tiny movie that about 4 people saw in total, so even if critics decide to make a weird rally for her in this, there's no guarantee that could happen at the Oscars. Certainly didn't work out for Tilda Swinton in Snowpiercer last year. I am liking the tilt towards mainstream genre appreciation from critics in the bigger categories this year, at least, so far. I would assume the BFSC would have some more appreciation of the hometown set Spotlight though, right? We'll see. Boston, LA and the New York Online critics are set to break on Sunday.

BEST PICTURE:

MAD MAX: FURY ROAD

BEST DIRECTOR:

George Miller, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD

BEST ACTOR:

Michael B. Jordan, CREED

BEST ACTRESS:

Saoirse Ronan, BROOKLYN

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR:

Sylvester Stallone, CREED

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS:

Kristen Stewart, CLOUDS OF SILS MARIA

BEST ENSEMBLE:

SPOTLIGHT

BEST SCREENPLAY:

Tom McCarthy & Josh Singer, SPOTLIGHT

BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM:

SON OF SAUL

BEST DOCUMENTARY:

AMY

BEST ANIMATED FILM:

INSIDE OUT

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY:

John Seale, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD

BEST EDITING:

Margaret Sixel, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE:

Junkie XL, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD

THE TEN BEST FILMS OF THE YEAR:

1. MAD MAX: FURY ROAD

2. CREED

3. BROOKLYN

4. CAROL

5. SPOTLIGHT

6. CLOUDS OF SILS MARIA

7. BRIDGE OF SPIES

8. THE MARTIAN

9. ANOMALISA

10. TANGERINE

December 4, 2015 by Ariel Shavonne.
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