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Lights, camera, drama! The 30th Critics Choice Awards just wrapped, and Hollywood is still buzzing from a night of jaw-dropping wins, unexpected snubs, and red-carpet glamour that could outshine the Oscars themselves.
In a showdown of cinematic titans, Wicked, Emilia Pérez, and The Substance each snatched three golden trophies, but it was the underdog Anora that stole the spotlight with the coveted Best Picture win. Buckle up, because this awards season just got a whole lot spicier!
The Night of Surprises: Anora Steals the Crown
No one saw it coming, but Anora—the gritty, raw gem of the year—snagged Best Picture, leaving frontrunners like Wicked and Emilia Pérez in the dust. Critics are calling it the ultimate dark horse victory, but whispers on the carpet suggest some voters wanted to “shake up” the predictable Oscars race. Could this be the start of an underdog sweep? Or will the Academy snub this bold choice? One thing’s for sure: the Oscars just got a new wildcard.
Wicked: The Glittering Triumph
If there’s one word to describe Wicked’s night, it’s magical. Jon M. Chu took home Best Director for his dazzling adaptation of the Broadway classic, proving he’s more than just a “musical guy.” The film also scooped up Best Costume Design (hello, emerald-studded gowns!) and Best Production Design, cementing its status as the visual feast of the year. But here’s the gossip: insiders say the cast was shocked to miss out on acting nods. Could Cynthia Erivo’s Elphaba be too “green” for Oscar voters? The tea is piping hot!
Emilia Pérez: Zoe Saldaña’s Oscar Glow-Up
Zoe Saldaña is officially the one to beat. Her gut-wrenching turn in Emilia Pérez earned her Best Supporting Actress, and the film also nabbed Best Foreign Language Film and Best Song for the haunting El Mal. Saldaña’s emotional acceptance speech had the room in tears, but backstage, the buzz was all about her Oscars campaign. “She’s got the momentum now,” one insider dished. “This is her year.” But with the film’s controversial themes, will the Academy embrace or shy away? The plot thickens.
The Substance: Demi Moore’s Comeback of the Century
Move over, ingenues—Demi Moore is back, and she’s fierce. Her chilling performance in The Substance earned her Best Actress, and the film also scored big in technical categories. Moore’s win is the ultimate Hollywood redemption story, but sources say she’s “nervous” about the Oscars. “Demi knows this is her shot,” a close friend revealed. “She’s putting everything into the campaign.” With a role this bold, it’s no wonder she’s the talk of Tinseltown.
The Men Who Stole the Show
Adrien Brody’s win for The Brutalist (Best Actor) was the night’s biggest standing ovation. His raw, transformative performance has voters calling him “a lock” for the Oscars. Meanwhile, Kieran Culkin’s Best Supporting Actor win for A Real Pain (which also tied for Best Comedy with Deadpool & Wolverine) had everyone laughing and crying. “He’s the secret weapon of awards season,” one critic gushed. But can Culkin outshine the superhero hype? Ryan Reynolds might have something to say about that.
TV’s Big Winners: Shōgun Slays, Baby Reindeer Surprises
The small screen had its moment too! Shōgun dominated with four wins, including Best Drama Series and Best Actor for the magnetic Hiroyuki Sanada. HBO’s Hacks and Netflix’s Baby Reindeer also walked away with gold, with the latter snagging Best Limited Series. But here’s the scoop: Baby Reindeer’s win has sparked heated debates. “It’s brilliant but polarizing,” one voter admitted. “The Oscars might not be ready for it.”
Red Carpet Glamour: Who Wore It Best?
The fashion was as fierce as the competition! Zoe Saldaña stunned in a sapphire gown that screamed “Oscar contender,” while Demi Moore’s sleek black dress had everyone whispering, “Ageless queen.” But the real showstopper? Wicked’s Cynthia Erivo in a custom emerald gown that paid homage to her iconic character. “It’s not easy being green,” she quipped on the carpet, “but it sure is fabulous.”
The Oscar Crystal Ball
With Anora’s shocking Best Picture win, the Oscars race just got a major shake-up. Will Wicked’s visual splendor dominate the technical categories? Can Emilia Pérez ride its acting buzz to the top? And will The Substance prove too bold for the Academy’s tastes? One insider summed it up: “This year’s Oscars are anyone’s game. Buckle up—it’s going to be a wild ride.”
What’s your take on the Critics Choice winners? Who’s your Oscar frontrunner? Drop your thoughts below—and don’t forget to share!
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Aquí los ganadores de los #CriticsChoice 2025. No cabe duda que cosechas lo que siembras 👏👏👏 #tv #movie #awards #sandymoon #disecciontv cortesía Critics Choice pic.twitter.com/1SMx1hO3kQ
— Disección TV🌙💀 (@SandymoonDCS) February 8, 2025
Here is the full list of winners in the Film category at the #CriticsChoiceAwards :
— Film Crave (@_filmcrave) February 8, 2025
▪️Best picture — Anora
▪️Best Director — Jon M. Chu
▪️Best actor — Adrien Brody
▪️Best actress — Demi Moore
▪️Best supporting actor — Kieran Culkin
▪️Best supporting actress — Zoe Saldaña… pic.twitter.com/CI3Uh5OhTM
Source: NB
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