BLADE RUNNER 2049 || From director Denis Villeneuve comes “Blade Runner 2049.” Blade runner, LAPD Officer K, unearths a long-buried secret that has the potential to plunge what’s left of society into chaos. K’s discovery leads him on a quest to find Rick Deckard, a former LAPD blade runner who has been missing for 30 years.
BEST PICTURE
ANDREW A. KOSOVE
BRODERICK JOHNSON
CYNTHIA SIKES YORKIN
BEST DIRECTOR
DENIS VILLENEUVE
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
HAMPTON FANCHER
and MICHAEL GREEN
Story by
HAMPTON FANCHER
BEST ACTOR
RYAN GOSLING
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
HARRISON FORD
JARED LETO
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
ANA de ARMAS
SYLVIA HOEKS
ROBIN WRIGHT
MACKENZIE DAVIS
CARLA JURI
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
ROGER A. DEAKINS, ASC, BSC
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
Production Designer
DENNIS GASSNER
Set Decorator
ALESSANDRA QUERZOLA
BEST FILM EDITING
JOE WALKER, ACE
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
RENÉE APRIL
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Visual Effects Supervisors
JOHN NELSON
PAUL LAMBERT
RICHARD R. HOOVER
Special Effects Supervisor
GERD NEFZER
BEST SOUND MIXING
Production Sound Mixer
MAC RUTH
Re-Recording Mixers
RON BARTLETT
DOUG HEMPHILL
BEST SOUND EDITING
Supervising Sound Editor
MARK MANGINI
Sound Designer
THEO GREEN
BEST MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING
Head of Department Make-Up Designer
DONALD MOWAT
Hair Designer
KERRY WARN
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
BENJAMIN WALLFISCH
HANS ZIMMER
DUNKIRK || From director, writer, producer Christopher Nolan, “Dunkirk” opens as hundreds of thousands of British and Allied troops are surrounded by enemy forces. Trapped on the beach with their backs to the sea and home almost within sight, they face an impossible situation as the enemy closes in. The story unfolds on land, sea and air. RAF Spitfires engage the enemy in the skies above the Channel, trying to protect the defenseless troops below. Meanwhile, hundreds of small boats manned by both civilians and military mount a desperate rescue effort, risking their lives in a race against time to save even a fraction of their army. When 400,000 men couldn’t get home, home came for them.
BEST PICTURE
EMMA THOMAS, p.g.a.
CHRISTOPHER NOLAN, p.g.a.
BEST DIRECTOR
CHRISTOPHER NOLAN
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
CHRISTOPHER NOLAN
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
KENNETH BRANAGH
MARK RYLANCE
CILLIAN MURPHY
TOM HARDY
FIONN WHITEHEAD
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
HOYTE VAN HOYTEMA, ASC, FSF, NSC
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
Production Designer
NATHAN CROWLEY
Supervising Set Decorator
GARY FETTIS
BEST FILM EDITING
LEE SMITH, ACE
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
JEFFREY KURLAND
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Visual Effects Supervisors
ANDREW JACKSON
ANDREW LOCKLEY
Special Effects Supervisors
SCOTT FISHER
PAUL CORBOULD
BEST SOUND MIXING
Sound Mixer
MARK WEINGARTEN
Re-Recording Mixers
GREGG LANDAKER
GARY A. RIZZO
BEST SOUND EDITING
Supervising Sound Editor
RICHARD KING
Supervising Music Editor
ALEX GIBSON
BEST MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING
Make-Up Department Head
LUISA ABEL
Hair Stylist Department Head
PATRICIA DEHANEY
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
HANS ZIMMER
IT || Seven young outcasts in Derry, Maine, who call themselves the Losers’ Club, have been ostracized; each has a target on their back from the local bullies…and all have seen their inner fears come to life in the form of an ancient shapeshifting predator. It emerges from the sewers every 27 years to feed on the terrors of Derry’s children. Banding together, the Losers form a bond to overcome their fears and stop a killing cycle that began on a rainy day, with a small boy chasing a paper boat as it swept down a storm drain…and into the hands of Pennywise the Clown.
BEST PICTURE
ROY LEE
DAN LIN
SETH GRAHAME-SMITH, p.g.a.
DAVID KATZENBERG, p.g.a.
BARBARA MUSCHIETTI, p.g.a.
BEST DIRECTOR
ANDY MUSCHIETTI
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
CHASE PALMER
& CARY FUKUNAGA
and GARY DAUBERMAN
Based on the novel by
STEPHEN KING
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
JAEDEN LIEBERHER
WYATT OLEFF
JEREMY RAY TAYLOR
FINN WOLFHARD
JACK DYLAN GRAZER
CHOSEN JACOBS
BILL SKARSGÅRD
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
SOPHIA LILLIS
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
CHUNG-HOON CHUNG
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
Production Designer
CLAUDE PARÉ
Set Decorator
ROSALIE BOARD
BEST FILM EDITING
JASON BALLANTINE, ASE
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
JANIE BRYANT
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Visual Effects Supervisors
NICHOLAS BROOKS
ARNAUD BRISEBOIS
JOAN AMER
Special Effects Supervisor
WARREN APPLEBY
BEST SOUND MIXING
Sound Mixers
GLEN GAUTHIER
SYLVAIN ARSENEAULT
Re-Recording Mixers
CHRIS JENKINS
MICHAEL KELLER
BEST SOUND EDITING
Supervising Sound Editor
VICTOR RAY ENNIS
BEST MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING
Special Effects Make Up
ALEC GILLIS
TOM WOODRUFF JR.
Prosthetics Make Up Designer
SEAN SANSOM
Make Up Heads of Department
SARAH CRAIG McEATHRON
LINDA DOWDS
Hair Head of Department
STEPHANIE INGRAM
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
BENJAMIN WALLFISCH
THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE || There are big changes brewing in Gotham, and if LEGO® Batman wants to save the city from The Joker’s hostile takeover, he may have to drop the lone vigilante thing, try to work with others and maybe, just maybe, learn to lighten up.
BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM
Produced by
DAN LIN, p.g.a.
PHIL LORD, p.g.a.
CHRISTOPHER MILLER, p.g.a.
ROY LEE
BEST DIRECTOR
CHRIS McKAY
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
SETH GRAHAME-SMITH
and CHRIS McKENNA
& ERIK SOMMERS
and JARED STERN
& JOHN WHITTINGTON
THE ACTORS
WILL ARNETT
ZACH GALIFIANAKIS
MICHAEL CERA
ROSARIO DAWSON
RALPH FIENNES
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
BEHZAD MANSOORI-DARA
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
Production Designer
GRANT FRECKELTON
BEST FILM EDITING
DAVID BURROWS, ACE
MATT VILLA, ASE
JOHN VENZON, ACE
BEST SOUND MIXING
Re-Recording Mixers
MICHAEL SEMANICK
GREGG LANDAKER
BEST SOUND EDITING
Supervising Sound Editor/Designer
WAYNE PASHLEY, MPSE
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
LORNE BALFE
BEST ORIGINAL SONG
“Who’s The (Bat)Man”
Music by
COLTON FISHER
BARRY POINTER
JARON LAMOT
JASON RABINOWITZ
Lyrics by
COLTON FISHER
MANSA WAKILI
BRAYDEN DESKINS
BEST ORIGINAL SONG
“Friends Are Family”
Music by
CHRIS SERNEL
Lyrics by
CHRIS SERNEL
JEFF LEWIS
HOVEY BENJAMIN
MADISON LOVE
CHRIS MILLER
WONDER WOMAN || Before she was Wonder Woman, she was Diana, princess of the Amazons, trained to be an unconquerable warrior. When an American pilot crashes off their island paradise, she learns of a massive conflict raging in the outside world. Convinced she can stop the threat, Diana leaves home to fight alongside men in the war to end all wars. As she leads the charge, her unflagging sense of justice and compassion for humankind not only bring faith to their cause, but allow her to discover her full powers along the way, revealing her true destiny as a hero born of hope, courage and humanity.
BEST PICTURE
CHARLES ROVEN, p.g.a.
DEBORAH SNYDER, p.g.a.
ZACK SNYDER, p.g.a.
RICHARD SUCKLE, p.g.a.
BEST DIRECTOR
PATTY JENKINS
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
ALLAN HEINBERG
Story by
ZACK SNYDER
& ALLAN HEINBERG
and JASON FUCHS
BEST ACTRESS
GAL GADOT
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
ROBIN WRIGHT
CONNIE NIELSEN
ELENA ANAYA
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
CHRIS PINE
DAVID THEWLIS
DANNY HUSTON
EWEN BREMNER
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
MATTHEW JENSEN, ASC
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
Production Designer
ALINE BONETTO
Set Decorator
ANNA LYNCH-ROBINSON
BEST FILM EDITING
MARTIN WALSH, ACE
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
LINDY HEMMING
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Visual Effects Supervisor
BILL WESTENHOFER
Additional Visual Effects Supervisor
FRAZER CHURCHILL
Visual Effects Supervisor
ALEX WUTTKE
Special Effects Supervisor
MARK HOLT
BEST SOUND MIXING
Production Sound Mixer
CHRIS MUNRO, AMPS, CAS
Re-Recording Mixers
CHRIS BURDON
GILBERT LAKE
BEST SOUND EDITING
Supervising Sound Editor
JAMES H MATHER
BEST MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING
Makeup & Hair Designer
CHRISTINE BLUNDELL
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
RUPERT GREGSON-WILLIAMS
