BEST FEATURE: GET OUT
BEST DIRECTOR: JORDAN PEELE - GET OUT
BEST MALE LEAD: TIMOTHEE CHALAMET - CALL ME BY YOUR NAME
BEST FEMALE LEAD: FRANCES MCDORMAND - THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI
BEST SUPPORTING MALE: SAM ROCKWELL - THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI
BEST SUPPORTING FEMALE: ALLISON JANNEY - I, TONYA
BEST SCREENPLAY: GRETA GERWIG - LADY BIRD
BEST FIRST SCREENPLAY: EMILY V. GORDON AND KUMAIL NANJIANI - THE BIG SICK
BEST FIRST FEATURE: MATT SPICER - INGRID GOES WEST
BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE: FACES PLACES
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: CALL ME BY YOUR NAME
BEST EDITING: I, TONYA
BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM: A FANTASTIC WOMAN
JOHN CASSAVETES AWARD: LIFE AND NOTHING MORE
ROBERT ALTMAN AWARD: MUDBOUND
JEEP SOMEONE TO WATCH AWARD: JUSTIN CHON - GOOK
PAIGET PRODUCERS AWARD: SUMMER SHELTON - KEEP THE CHANGE
TRUER THAN FICTION AWARD: JONATHAN OLSHEFSKI
A pretty fun, irreverent ceremony. As usual. Kroll and Mulaney once again hit it out of the park. The Frances McDormand joke, in particular, killed. But Kristen Wiig completely stole the show. I wish that kind of bit would be on the Oscars, though I'm not sure Elizabeth Olsen got it. Timothee's speech was really fun and I loved his shout-out to the next generation of actors and filmmakers. But I also think he was high. Salma's "shithole" burn was terrific. Wasn't a big fan of Dee's speech, eloquent as it was. Way too long, and I don't think you'd find many arguments in that room against Netflix. The room seemed very lively. Hopefully, that translates to tomorrow night.
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