VGThuy
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I think Christina Applegate's rage was probably more relatable. I think both are deserving of nominations, but then that category is super stacked and super impressive. Despite how stacked it is, and the fact I haven't seen Fleabag yet but I know so many people who absolutely love it, I hope Catherine O'Hara takes it. I think Dan Levy and Annie Murphy were also deserving of nominations.
I also think a lot of GOT nominations are from what some think is a lot of competition it usually has not being eligible this year, so it was like lack of choices. IMO, the only good acting nomination it has was Theon Greyjoy. The other ones just seemed like they were just reading lines to move the plot along whereas he actually had a character to play. Second would probably be Brienne out of the GOT bunch.
I'm glad Steven Universe received another nomination and it was for an episode with four storyboarders, so some of the better storyboarders received a nomination. I really want this show to finally win (after being robbed two years ago IMO) but I really want my favorite storyboarder to win as well, so I'm glad they picked an episode where he was involved.
Also, hell yeah to Michelle Williams. I hope she wins her category. With Patricia Arquette being double nominated, I hope that helps Williams' chances with voters choosing Arquette in the supporting category rather than the lead one leaving only Amy Adams as her biggest competition.
I also think a lot of GOT nominations are from what some think is a lot of competition it usually has not being eligible this year, so it was like lack of choices. IMO, the only good acting nomination it has was Theon Greyjoy. The other ones just seemed like they were just reading lines to move the plot along whereas he actually had a character to play. Second would probably be Brienne out of the GOT bunch.
I'm glad Steven Universe received another nomination and it was for an episode with four storyboarders, so some of the better storyboarders received a nomination. I really want this show to finally win (after being robbed two years ago IMO) but I really want my favorite storyboarder to win as well, so I'm glad they picked an episode where he was involved.
Also, hell yeah to Michelle Williams. I hope she wins her category. With Patricia Arquette being double nominated, I hope that helps Williams' chances with voters choosing Arquette in the supporting category rather than the lead one leaving only Amy Adams as her biggest competition.
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