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_Published 2013-02-22. TIME movie critic Richard Corliss predicts the winners of the 2013 Academy Awards_


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## Transcript

[ MUSIC ] It's time to fill out your Oscar ballots. Here are Time film critic Richard Korless's prediciton for the 2013 winners. I like our chances now. Best Foreign Language film: Amour. [ FOREIGN ] For all the surprises and unreliability of the Foreign Language Award, the voters sometimes bow to the inevitable and give their award to the best candidate. [ INAUDIBLE ] This is best. Director Michael Haneke has too much stature, gravitas, and in a fierce and unusual way, heart, to lose. Best Documentary Feature. Searching for sugar man has piled up prizes from Moscow to Durban South Africa. The country where an obscure Detroit singer songwriter Rodriguez became a mysterious popstar in the 70s.

He's like a wiseman, prophet. How many records do you think he sold in In America, six. The documentary revitalized Rodriguez's long dormant career in the US. So, out of four issue films on vital subjects and one feel good movie you can sing to, we can guess the Academy will find Sugerman to their sweet taste and name it best documentary feature. Best original screenplay. I am bad news. I'm not your friend, I'm not gonna help you, I'm gonna break you. Two democratic senators along with republican John McCain sent a letter of protest to Sony Pictures describing Zero Dark 30 as grossly inaccurate and misleading.

But we'll guess that admiration for the power and density of Mark Bowls screen play will trump left wing queasiness and that the sense of the Academy will be that Zero Dark 30 deserves at least one Oscar. And this will be it. [ MUSIC ] Best adapted screenplay. It's a self- evident truth that things which are equal to the same thing are equal to each other. If the Oscars were the Tony Awards or the Pulitzers. Lincoln screenwriter Tony Kushner would win by acclamation. Well, this one's got an MA in English, she should be your screenwriter. But Manhattan is not Hollywood. Argo star and director Ben Affleck has lavishly praised Chris Terrio's adaptation of Joshua Beerman's 2007 article in Wired Magazine.

Given the Hollywood love for a story that says movie makers can be international heroes, the Academy will second Ben's devotion. If I'm going a fake movie, it's gonna be a fake hit. Best Supporting Actress. This is Madame President, if you please. The only possible competition for Anne Hathaway is Sally Field. Hollywood still likes the erstwhile flying nun who's a fiesty treat as Mary Todd Lincoln. Yes, it's true that there's a child and the the child is my daughter. But Field will likely be sitting when Hathaway strides on stage to accept her award for losing 20 pounds, having her head shaved and incanting in a single shot I Dreamed A Dream, Best Supporting Actor.

All five competitors have won previous Oscars. Tommy Lee Jones took more critics' prizes for his role as President Lincoln's Congressional spearhead Thaddeus Stevens. Then Christoph Waltz won as Quentin Tarantino's loquacious bounty hunter. Don't get so carried away with your retribution. But the smiling Austrian earned plenty of TV time giving acceptance speeches at BAFTA and the Golden Globes and as a guest host of Saturday Night Live. In what is arguably a lead role, he now seems the favorite to walk, we'd never say waltz, up to receive the statuette. Best actress, Jennifer Lawrence So is this the girl you wrote about?

Yeah. What? You wrote about me? I'm the girl? Best Actress has long been seen as Lawrence's to lose. The 22- year old nominated in 2011 for Winter's Bone has graduated from ingenue to star. Her performance in Silver Linings Playbook isn't up there with Emmanuelle Riva's in Amour. And the Academy voters will have plenty more chances to give her an Oscar. But it seems they can't wait. We'll be rooting for Riva but banking on Lawrence. Best actor, three words, two of them hyphenated, suffice, Daniel Day- Lewis. For the complete list of Oscar predictions including best picture and best director, visit the entertainment page at time.

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