The 2019 Oscar for Best Supporting Actor is going to be an all time stacked race.

Brad Pitt: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

Al Pacino: The Irishman

Tom Hanks: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

Willem Dafoe: The Lighthouse

Joe Pesci: The Irishman

Jamie Foxx: Just Mercy

Anthony Hopkins: The Two Popes

Sterling K. Brown: Waves

Song Kang-ho: Parasite

Shia LaBeouf: Honey Boy

I mean, the names are just absurd: the three front-runners Pacino, Pitt, Hanks alone are three huge legendary names for a supporting actor category.

So what's your thoughts on the Best Supporting Actor race? Is it an all-timer? Who will be nominated, who should win?

It seems like Pitt and Pacino are the head of the pack and that Pitt has a slight edge over Pacino right now.

Personally, my choice would be Pacino. I thought he was spectacular. Pitt was great as well, but I'd rank them: 1. Pacino 2. Pesci 3. Dafoe 4. Pitt 5. Hanks

But it seems like the consensus is that ultimately Pitt will get it because he's never won one before. To that I reply: which is a greater travesty, the fact that Pitt has zero Oscars for acting or that Pacino only has one Oscar for acting?

Submitted November 30, 2019 at 01:54PM by klatcd https://ift.tt/34FFuLq