The Oscar's award ceremony is still three weeks away. With that being said, the categories for acting (best actor/actress, best supporting actor/actress) seem pretty solid on the winners. But hey, three weeks is a lot of time. It goes for show, that if you can solidify a win, you must have done a hell of a great job.
For best actor, Mathew McConaughey seems like he's pretty solid for winning the category for his role in "Dallas Buyers Club". However, Leonardo DiCaprio for "The Wolf of Wall Street" and Chiwetel Ejiofor for "12 Years a Slave" might have a sudden change to get that award. (DiCaprio is still awardless in his career)
As a filmmaker, you want your films to be recognized and to get nominated for different categories. It shows you executed the film excellently and your audience enjoyed and loved your film. If you can get your nominations to solidify a win in a category, you either did an excellent job, or your competition cannot match up. In this case, for the audience, it goes to show that if you can pull something off perfectly, you can easily get a 5-star vote.
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